A RARE MODEL 'No. 4' HARDY'S ANGLER'S KNIFE BY HARDY BROTHERS, ALNWICK, ENGLAND, circa 1920, 4in. overall closed and comprising of heavy duty tweezers, cork-screw, small marlin spike, scissors, 2in. blade, file and a screwdriver blade at one end, the main blade marked 'O. BUTLER' with a key trademark, the nickel scales marked 'HARDY'S ANGLER'S KNIFE No. 4' on one side and 'HARDY BROS. LTD., ANGLING SPECIALISTS, ALNWICK, ENGLAND', together with London, Manchester and Edinburgh depot addresses on the reverse, an articulated lanyard loop also fitted at one end (main blade reprofiled through sharpening, some staining to iron surfaces). This bladed product is not for sale to people under the age of 18. By bidding on this item you are declaring that you are 18 years of age or over.Please be aware that we are unable to send edged weapons or bladed products by postal courier to a UK residential address (Offensive Weapons Act 2019)
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A RARE ENGLISH 'THAMES RIVER POLICE SWORD' or 'HANGER', manufactured between 1798 and 1840, with curving 23 1/2in. spear-point blade broadly fullered almost to the tip, false edged for the last 8 1/2in., squared forte, brass three-bar hilt with 'D' shaped knuckle-bow, sharkskin grip with wire binding and domed pommel, complete with its locking brass mounted leather scabbard (stitching undone on reverse). This bladed product is not for sale to people under the age of 18. By bidding on this item you are declaring that you are 18 years of age or over.Please be aware that we are unable to send edged weapons or bladed products by postal courier to a UK residential address (Offensive Weapons Act 2019)
A RARE AND EARLY .56/52 SPENCER RIMFIRE FALLING-BLOCK CARBINE 'MODEL 1861' BY MERWIN & BRAY, USA, serial no 1702, with 22in. rifled barrel, fore-sight missing, leaf battle sights to 500 yards, rounded action body stamped on the left side 'MERWIN & BRAY / AGT'S N.Y, / 1702', and on the right side 'BALLARD'S PATENT / NOV 5 1861', iron mounted two piece walnut stock, the butt scratched with an old owners initials 'W. H. M', on the left side, iron crescent style butt-plate, half fore-end with one spring retained barrel band and sliding cartridge ejector handle protruding through fore-end at breech, the carbine retaining some traces of blue to barrel. Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament
BUSSEY, LONDON A RARE, EARLY TARGET-TRAP SYSTEM, MODEL 'BUSSEY'S PATENT GYRO-PIGEON', circa 1880, the launching device fitted with a large screw-piece for mounting into wood or hard ground, the top designed to take a cocking bar which when wound tensions an internal clock-spring (at fault) against a trigger which when released will cause the top to rotate at speed, launching a twin winged tin target, complete with approximately 28 tin targets, each embossed with 'BUSSEY PATENTEE, PECKHAM, LONDON'.
A RARE .177 LANGENHAN 'ORIGINAL V' BREAK-BARREL AIR-RIFLE, serial no. 121281, early variant circa 1927 with octagonal to round 22in. rifled barrel, dove-tailed fore-sight, elevating notch rear-sight, the front top of the octagonal barrel-section marked in script 'ORIGINAL V', plain blued air-chamber with similar diameter trigger unit housing to rear, chequered walnut butt with capped pistol-grip and iron heel-plate, cast trigger-guard with screwed tang and front mounted trigger weight adjuster, no provision for fore-end and barrel locking catch protruding through the cocking link, much original finish remaining. Pre-1939 ** Please note this item is subject to 20% VAT on the hammer price (UK Buyers only).
A RARE .75 PERCUSSION CARBINE BY W. GREENER FOR 1ST BENGAL CAVALRY (OR SKINNER'S HORSE), CIRCA 1851, serial no. 1838, with 20in. twist barrel with hook or break-off breech, stamped 'LONDON' and near the breech 'S. H.', swivel rammer hinged at muzzle, borderline engraved lock of early flintlock style with makers name 'W. GREENER', to centre, brass mounted full walnut stock, reduced proportion Brunswick style scroll trigger-guard and a flat style nose-cap incorporating a rammer pipe and buttcap, iron sling bar fitted on the counter lock side.
A RARE 11.5X35mmR (WERDER) BAVARIAN WERDER MODEL 1869 CARBINE, CIRCA 1870, serial no. 20, with 15 1/2in. barrel, the breech struck with Liege proofs and the serial no. 20, fitted with block and blade front-sight and hinged leaf rear-sight, regulation iron mounted full walnut stock, the nosecap with wings that act as a sight protector, the buttcap tang engraved with regimental markings '2 C.H.R. / 3' (possibly for the 2nd Bavarian Chevau Hussar Regt.), action at fault. Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament
A RARE .41 (RIMFIRE) AMERICAN ARMS CO. DOUBLE DERRINGER PISTOL CIRCA 1866, serial no. 101, with 2 5/8in. swivelling plated barrels one flat marked 'AMERICAN ARMS CO. BOSTON MASS' and on the other flat 'PAT. OCT 21. 1865-JUNE 19. 1866', plated brass frame with sheath trigger, squared butt with two piece rosewood grips. Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament
A RARE RIVER BOAT POLICE SABRE, circa 1840's, with curved 23in. steel blade fullered on each side, single-edged for 3/4 of its length with the lower quarter ending in a spear point, one side etched 'R. B. P. No. 285', original leather washer, brass scabbard clip, hilt, knuckle and cross-guard, fish-skin grip; together with its black leather scabbard with brass fittings, pitting to the blade, grip binding wire missing, scabbard worn. This bladed product is not for sale to people under the age of 18. By bidding on this item you are declaring that you are 18 years of age or over.Please be aware that we are unable to send edged weapons or bladed products by postal courier to a UK residential address (Offensive Weapons Act 2019)
A RARE EARLY CELLULOID ADVERTISING SIGN FOR ELEY CARTRIDGES measuring approximately 8 1/2in. x 5 1/2in. and believed to date to circa 1900, possibly originally card backed or perhaps designed to be illuminated, embossed with 'ELEY SMOKELESS CARTRIDGES' with a pie-crust border, small amount of damage to the punched hanging holes.
A RARE 5mm (CLEMENT) MANUFRANCE SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL, MODEL 'CLEMENT'S PATENT', serial no. 8142, fixed under-slung concealed barrel, blued fixed slide with recoil spring above barrel, left side of action marked 'AUTOMATIC PISTOL CLEMENT'S PATENT' and 'CHARLES PH. CLEMENT, LIEGE', the top of slide with 'MANUFACTURE FRANCAISE D'ARMS ET CYCLES-SAINT-ETIENNE', central cocking piece with internal brushed bright bolt, side safe, rear cocking indicator, chequered hard rubber grips, embossed with Clement's trademark, magazine release in back-strap and complete with a later spare magazine. Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament
AN EXCEPTIONALLY RARE AND GOOD .73 FIRST PATTERN PERCUSSION VICTORIA CARBINE, CIRCA 1838, serial no. 17, with 26in. twist iron barrel profusely Ordnance marked at breech, fixed vee rear-sight and a swivel rammer hinged at muzzle, back-action lock engraved with the Crown 'V.R. TOWER' cypher dated 1838, regulation brass mounted full walnut stock the right butt stamped 'I.C.R' for Ist class reserve, and on the left the broad arrow 'W.D', brass mounts with Brunswick type scroll trigger-guard, unusual flat type nose-cap incorporating a rammer pipe, which was also used on the short lived Manton or Pattern 1833 carbine, side rib and ring, all parts numbered 17.
A RARE .41 (RIMFIRE) FRANK WESSON 3RD TYPE LARGE FRAME SUPERPOSED PISTOL WITH SLIDING BAYONET, CIRCA 1875, no visible serial number, with 3in. swivelling octagonal barrels both marked in one line 'FRANK WESSON, WORCESTER, MASS. PAT. DEC. 15, 1868, JULY 20, 1869', in the centre section between the two barrels is housed a sliding 1 1/2in. double edged dirk or small bayonet, brass frame with sheath trigger and two piece birdshead grips. Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament
A RARE BOXED .22 SCHIMEL GP-22 CO2-POWERED AIR-PISTOL, serial no. G1689, for 1953, in loose imitation of a Luger 'P08' service pistol, die-cast construction with single-shot toggle action, 'P22' marking cast in receiver with a 'G' stamp to the front, safety catch forwards of the trigger, aperture for carbon dioxide bulb in the grip, black bakelite grooved grips, much original thinned finish with losses on high spots, in its maker's card carton (tears to some corners).
A MOST UNUSUAL AND RARE FOUR-BARRELLED 24-BORE PERCUSSION SPORTING GUN SIGNED JOHN BELLEW, no visible serial number, probably Continental and dated for 1862, with 24 3/4in. octagonal profile barrels formed in a square without side-ribs, the top-rib signed in script 'JOHN H. BELLEW', bead fore-sight, gold poincon inlet at breech (illegible) together with gold bands, moulded bosses for each individual nipple (nipples replaced), engraved top-tang, border and scroll engraved back-action locks with engraved double headed hammers, the lower heads of each articulated to swing clear sideways via a spring catch, walnut half-stock chequered at the wrist (non-structural shake in butt to right hand side), inlet engraved iron patchbox to right side of butt, iron furniture including raised lower tang and brass-tipped under-barrel ramrod.
A RARE SUNDIAL WITH MIDDAY SIGNAL CANNON, early 19th century and probably French, with circular marble base with brass gnomon and engraved with daylight hour markings and positioning degrees, the base mounted with a brass-framed magnifier adjustable via two tangent braces either side of a central brass saluting cannon with 4 1/2in. barrel.
A RARE, VIRTUALLY COMPLETE, CASED SET OF FLAKFERNROHR OBSERVATION BINOCULARS BY TZK, Cold War period Czechoslovakian Army Issue, with padded forehead rest, removable objective lens sunshades, coloured optical lenses, rotating turret with azimuth indication, commanders observation glass, connector for illuminated reticule, and some accessories, canvas cover in its steel carry case, complete with its adjustable wood tripod.
A RARE .177 PRESENTATION BSA UNDER-LEVER IMPROVED MODEL 'B' AIR-RIFLE, serial no. 17205, for 1907/8, with 19 1/4in. barrel, dove-tailed fore-sight, elevating notch rear-sight, tap-action breech marked on the lever and retainer 'P. PAT', the top of air-chamber marked 'THE BSA AIR RIFLE (IMPROVED MODEL B), THE BIRMINGHAM SMALL ARMS COMPANY LIMITED, SOLE MANUFACTURERS', single pin trigger unit, cast trigger guard and front mounted adjuster, chequered walnut saw-handled butt-stock retaining 'piled arms' trade-mark on the left side of butt, the right inlet with an oval white metal escutcheon marked 'PRESENTED BY THE BIRMINGHAM SMALL ARMS CO. LTD. TO THE NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION BOYS BISLEY 1907, WON BY THE ROYAL MASONIC SCHOOL 1ST TEAM', the rear end of the same side of the butt also stamped 'RMS' over '4' together with a further illegible stamp, iron heel-plate and spade under-lever marked with 'LINCOLN JEFFERIES' PATENT', traces of stained blue finish throughout. Pre-1939
A RARE 54-BORE PERCUSSION LANG'S GAS CHECK TRANSITIONAL REVOLVER RETAILED BY WITTON & DAW, CIRCA 1852, no visible serial number, with 6in. sighted barrel, the top flat engraved 'WITTON DAW & CO. 57 THREADNEEDLE ST. OPPOSITE THE ROYAL EXCHANGE', six shot cylinder fitted with vertically positioned nipples, the action body finely foliate scroll engraved, the dolphin headed hammer engraved to match, well made replacement figured walnut grips, stepped oval butt-cap with trap in the base.
A RARE .65 NATIVE OFFICER'S PERCUSSION PISTOL OF THE POONAH IRREGULAR HORSE BY GARDEN & SON, CIRCA 1850, no visible serial number, with 9in. twist barrel, the top flat engraved 'GARDEN & SON 200 PICCADILLY LONDON', and having the usual cavalry refinement of a swivel rammer hinged at muzzle, hook breech fitted with a fixed vee sight and foliate scroll engraved, bar-action lock bearing the legend 'POONAH IRREGULAR HORSE' to the centre and surrounded with some foliate scroll engraved decoration, full walnut stock with chequered butt and fitted with German silver mounts including lions head butt-cap with lanyard ring held in lions mouth, foliate scroll engraved trigger-guard, plain nose-cap, rammer pipe and two barrel key escutcheons.
A RARE .177 AIR-ARMS SHAMAL CUSTOM-STOCKED PNEUMATIC AIR-RIFLE, serial no. 00114, for 1988, with blued 29in. barrel including detachable sound moderator, cast and machined receiver with twist and pull brass handled bolt, the make and model detail inlaid in red paint, blued under-barrel air reservoir, custom walnut three-quarter thumbhole stock with adjustable heel-plate and chequered fore-end, tested, fitted with a Kassnar 6-18x40 telescopic sight in Sportsmatch mounts.
A RARE .455 (ELEY) COLT SINGLE ACTION 'BISLEY FLAT-TOP TARGET' MODEL REVOLVER, serial no. 212813, for 1901, with round 7 1/2in. barrel signed on a single line by the maker, block and blade fore-sight, model and calibre marked to left side of barrel, solid frame with flat top-strap fitted with a drift adjustable blade, fluted cylinder, reproduction chequered black plastic grips, mostly cleaned of finish. S5 - Sold as a Section 5 Firearm under the 1968 Firearms Act, Sections 7.3 and 7.1 Eligible.Unless prior arrangement has been made, two weeks after the Sealed bid sale, all Section 5 (and Section 7.1 / 7.3) items will be moved to a Section 5 carriers where storage charges will be incurred.Goods will not be released until all outstanding charges have been met. Collection will be by arrangement.
A RARE .56-50 (RIMFIRE) SPENCER MODEL 1867 REPEATING CARBINE, CIRCA 1868, serial no. 102707, with 20in. barrel rifled with six grooves, block and blade front-sight and ladder rear-sight, the breech stamped 'SPENCER REPEATING RIFLE / PAT'D. MARCH 6, 1860', action socket bearing the serial number, plain unmarked back-action lock (pitted and cleaned) with side hammer, two piece iron mounted walnut stock, the butt housing the seven round tubular magazine, half length fore-end with a single spring retained barrel band, stock refinished, barrel and action with some corrosion. Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament
A RARE .30 (RIMFIRE) WOODWARD'S PATENT OVER AND UNDER TURN-OVER POCKET PISTOL, CIRCA 1865, serial no 870, with 2 1/4in. Birmingham proofed swivel barrels, borderline engraved silver-plated action, the left-side with an engraved roundel marked 'WOODWARD'S PATENT 1863, NO 870', central hammer with bar safety, two piece chequered walnut grips, action at fault. Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament
A GOOD .451 ENFIELD / WHITWORTH PATTERN 1863 THREE BAND PERCUSSION TRIALS RIFLE, no visible serial number, complete with bayonet, 32 1/2in. barrel rifled with Whitworth patent hexagonal rifling, (muzzle recrowned), block and blade front-sight, ladder rear-sight the sighting bar marked 'H' and 'C' and the ladder sides graduated on one side for hexagonal and the other for conical projectiles, the lock bearing the Crown V.R. cypher on the tail and '1863 ENFIELD' to the centre, iron-mounted figured full walnut stock the butt impressed with the Enfield 1st class roundel and also the roundel of Robert Hughes of the Universal Firearms Co, three barrel bands the top band with its special circular bayonet lug unique to the Enfield / Whitworth, sling swivels, rod a replacement, complete with its rare yataghan sword bayonet, the blade and grip fully Enfield marked and bearing the Crown V.R. cypher with its correct iron mounted black leather scabbard, the bayonet in very good condition.
A RARE .31 MANHATTAN SERIES II POCKET REVOLVER WITH ORIGINAL HOLSTER AND BELT, CIRCA 1860, no visible serial number, with 4in. octagonal barrel, the top flat marked 'MANHATTAN FIRE ARMS MF'G CO. NEW YORK', with Colt type under barrel loading lever, open top foliate engraved frame, stamped on the underside 'PATENTED DECEMBER 27 1859', six shot cylinder etched with stagecoach scene and twelve cylinder stops, two piece walnut grips; complete with its original black leather holster and belt fitted with a brass buckle with cast initial's 'A. D.'? in a semi wreath to the centre, some distressing to the capping cut-out and some small traces of finish in protected areas, the belt and holster crazed and worn overall, the belt partly broken in one area.
A RARE .52 SHARPS MODEL 1853 CAPPING BREECH LOADING CARBINE, CIRCA 1854, serial no. 9645, with 21 1/2in. barrel rifled with six grooves and stamped 'SHARPS RIFLE MANUFACTURING CO. HARTFORD', brass blade front-sight and fixed vee rear-sight (period replacement), back-action lock marked to centre 'C. SHARPS / PATENT 1852', Sharps patent pellet primer, action tang stamped 'C SHARPS / PATENT 1848', two piece brass mounted walnut stock, the butt with patchbox, half fore-end with one brass band.
AN INTERESTING AND RARE .44 COMBINATION FLINTLOCK AND PERCUSSION POCKET PISTOL BY MABSON, LABRON & MABSON, CIRCA 1830, no visible serial number, 2in. turn-off Birmingham proofed barrel, boxlock action, the right side engraved with a trophy of arms and on the left the with the makers name 'MABSON, LABRON & MABSON', can be fired by either flintlock or percussion means of ignition, the lower jaw of the flint cock is adapted to function as a percussion hammer to strike a nipple located just in front of the touch-hole, the action with a bar safety that locks the cock, one piece slab sided grips.
A SCARCE .32 (RIMFIRE) (EXTRA SHORT) REMINGTON RIDER MAGAZINE REPEATING POCKET PISTOL, CIRCA 1875, no visible serial number, with 3in. octagonal barrel and turned muzzle, the top-flat signed 'E. REMINGTON & SONS ILION' over 'RIDER'S PAT. AUG 15th 1871', with five shot tubular magazine located under the barrel, with rare plain unengraved receiver, twin cocking and loading hammers, smooth wood birdshead slab-sided grips, the whole retaining strong amounts of original plated 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 .210 POPE BROTHERS AIR-PISTOL, serial no. 5834, manufactured in Boston, USA between 1874-78, with pull-out to cock 8 3/4in. smoothbore barrel (missing fore-sight), cast receiver with moulded notch rear-sight, barrel tensioning flat-spring along the top of air-chamber, the end-cap marked with 'POPE BROS USA' to the centre with various countries patent dates around the circumference, integral smooth birdshead grip with aperture at heel for a detachable wire stock (absent) and exposed spur trigger, traces of original nickel finish, with a period advertising post-card. Pre-1939
A RARE SWORD-BAYONET FOR THE JACOB DOUBLE RIFLE, circa 1860, with a double-edged 29 1/2in. steel blade with narrow central double-fullers on each side terminating some 11in. from the point, steel hilt and pierced guard with double muzzle-ring, pressed black leather riveted grips, steel spring, together with its black leather scabbard with steel fittings, blade pitted both sides for the lower 9in., some surface rust patches to the hilt, scabbard solid, leather with creases and grazes to the raised seam, some staining and smoothed pitting to the fittings, 35 1/4in. overall. This bladed product is not for sale to people under the age of 18. By bidding on this item you are declaring that you are 18 years of age or over.Please be aware that we are unable to send edged weapons or bladed products by postal courier to a UK residential address (Offensive Weapons Act 2019)
A RARE .22 WEBLEY & SCOTT MK3 UNDER-LEVER DELUXE MODEL AIR-RIFLE, serial no. B9149, for November 1974, with blued tapering 18 1/2in. barrel, dove-tailed block fore-sight, elevating rear-sight, squared tap-handle, blued air-chamber with applied parallel telescopic sight rail, highly figured walnut half-stock with chequered panels at grip and fore-end (small filled 'shake' to right side from new), butt-end ribbed but not fitted with a heel-plate and push-button under-lever, the whole apparently little used.
A RARE .177 LANGENHAN 'ORIGINAL V' BREAK-BARREL AIR-RIFLE, serial no. 132058, late variant circa 1933 with round 22in. rifled barrel, dove-tailed fore-sight, elevating notch rear-sight, plain air-chamber marked 'FLZ' within an oval border to rear, slab-sided trigger unit housing to rear, chequered walnut butt with capped pistol-grip and iron heel-plate, the left side of butt stamped 'ORIGINAL V' within a circle, applied trigger-guard with provision for front mounted trigger weight adjuster (absent), no provision for fore-end and barrel locking catch protruding through the cocking link, no finish remaining to exposed metal surfaces. Pre-1939 ** Please note this item is subject to 20% VAT on the hammer price (UK Buyers only).
A RARE .177 WEBLEY & SCOTT MKI AIR-RIFLE, serial no. 1044, circa 1929, with 19in. barrel, dove-tailed blade fore-sight, elevating notch rear-sight, plain barrel release block with sliding locking catch, plain air chamber, left hand side of breech housing stamped 'MANUFACTURED BY WEBLEY & SCOTT LTD BIRMINGHAM & LONDON' on the left, the right side with 'PATENTS GRANTED' above six countries patents in six lines, the left side of trigger unit stamped 'WEBLEY AIR RIFLE MKI, together with the 'winged bullet' trademark and fitted with a rotating safety catch, the underside of block with trigger adjustment screw marked 'ADJUST PULL', the right hand side with serial number to front and stamped with 'PATENTS GRANTED' above a further five lines of countries patents, walnut saw-handled pistol-grip half-stock (cracked and repaired at wrist), plain iron heel-plate, finish faded and frosted. Pre-1939
A RARE AND GOOD .56 FLINTLOCK WILLIAM IV PATTERN 1824/32 SEA SERVICE PISTOL, CIRCA 1830, no visible serial number, 9in. barrel stamped with Government proofs at breech, swivel rammer hinged at muzzle, borderline engraved lock engraved with the King's cypher to the centre of a Crown over 'W.R.', swan-neck cock, regulation brass mounted full walnut stock, the wrist bearing the broad arrow 'B.O.' Government ownership stamp, and various other inspection stamps, typical belt hook on the left-side, possibly unissued.
TWO RARER LARGE-SIZE VINTAGE CARTRIDGE & POWDER HANGING CARD ADVERTISEMENTS, the first with an illustration of geese taking flight with a grey surround and stating 'ELEY CARTRIDGES ALWAYS RELIABLE', (22in. x 18 1/2in., some wear to edges) and an extremely rare example for the 'KENNALL GUNPOWDER COMPANY'S SPORTING POWDER', listing the manufactory at Kennall Vale, Penryn Cornwall and featuring an illustration of St. Michael's Mount together with depictions of various awards (restored centrally and to one corner, rebacked), a penned annotation to top right corner stating 'Pedigree of the Laugley family'.
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A rare bottle of Bass & Co Prince's Ale, the label dated July 23rd 1929; together with a newspaper clipping relating to the fact that Prince's Ale was brewed by Bass to commemorated a special visit to their Burton-On-Trent brewery by Edward Prince of Wales (later Edward VIII) on July 23rd 1929. The Prince pulled a lever to start the mashing process to launch the special brew.
A rare vintage Besson ''Sessionaire'' Bb trumpet, made at the Boosey and Hawkes Edgware Factory, serial no 355509 for 1962 in brass and nickel silver, with mother-of-pearl finger button inserts and an Art Deco style design in metal on the main slide; together with a rare Vincent Bach 10c silver plated mouthpiece with 24 ct gold plating on rim and cup, and a modern gig bag.
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