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Lot 667
A scarce .38” rim fire Sharp’s Patent single shot rifle by Tipping & Lawden, 38” overall, barrel 23½”, the flat topped breech engraved with retailers name “James Bryce. Edinburgh”; the frame bearing the “Tipping & Lawden-Sharps Patent” mark around the hammer screw, with barrel release button beneath the fore end, sheath trigger, and extractor lever on the left side; walnut butt with chequered pistol grip. GWO & C. Sellers in “Sharps Firearms” states that only 150 of this model were made and that very few were made by Tipping & Lawden with steel frames, the majority were of brass. Plate 8
Lot 799
A scarce Lang’s patent 46 bore percussion walking stick gun/rifle, 36½” overall, screw off barrel 23”, pulling back on the “butt” exposes the action and permits the trigger to spring out, the action being cocked with a special tool (now missing), engraved “Patent J Lang, 7 Haymarket, London, No 138” and hinging down behind the action to form a shoulder stock; with interchangeable 40 bore rifle barrel with folding leaf rearsight, the whole painted to imitate bamboo. GC (the paint extensively chipped, the rifle barrel lacking a nipple). Plate 10
Lot 766
A primitive 3 armed tool for a percussion rifle (worn); 3 near identical barrel keys for percussion pistols with octagonal barrels (pitted overall); 2 wooden handled adjustable brass powder measures; a lead pouring ladle; 2 ebony handled turnscrews; 2 striker keys; and 4 other items. Average GC
Lot 770
An iron bar shot, as used in naval battles to bring down rigging, possibly 19th century; a small iron cannon ball, approx 2¼” diam, corroded; 2 paper wrappers, stated to have been original wrapping for flintlock carbine cartridges c 1800-1840, and for Baker rifle balls c 1796; also approx 20lbs weight of lead bullets, balls, shrapnel balls etc, contained in a c 1945 dated US Army canvas holdall. GC
Lot 783
A .577” Tower 3 band Enfield percussion rifle, 55” overall, barrel 39” with Tower proofs and inspector’s marks; the lock marked with crowned VR and “1856 Tower”; fullstocked with 3 solid barrel bands, brass mounts, sling swivels and steel ramrod. GWO & basically GC (steel parts reblackened, patched repair below lock, fore end split between lock and lower barrel band).
Lot 785
An Austrian 11.15mm Werndl Model 1867 single shot rolling block military rifle, 50” overall, barrel 33” with folding ladder rearsight and bayonet lug at the muzzle; back action lock with small imperial eagle stamped and “874” (1874); fullstocked with steel mounts, the butt plate tang with indistinct regimental markings (?), sling swivels with original leather sling, and original cleaning rod. GWO & C (rearsight spring AF, minor rust spots) Plate 12
Lot 786
A French 11mm Model 1866 Chassepot bolt action SS needle fire rifle, no number or markings visible, walnut fullstock with steel mounts, sling swivels and original steel cleaning rod. GWO & QGC (metalwork heavily pitted and cleaned overall); with an 1866 pattern sword bayonet marked “St Etienne 1870”, in its scabbard, the blade VGC, scabbard and crosspiece painted black (non matching numbers)
Lot 787
A French 11m Model 1874/80 Gras bolt action SS rifle, number 49623, the receiver marked “Manufacture d”Armes St Etienne, Mle 1874”, and “M80”, walnut fullstock with steel mounts and sling swivels, the butt decorated with silver coins and domed iron studs. GWO & QGC (worn overall, the rearsight missing)
Lot 808
A German DB side by side percussion sporting gun/rifle, having 20 bore shot barrel and .58” rifle barrel, 42½” overall, barrels 26¾” with single fixed rearsight, the rib silver inlaid “Behrends In Magdeburg” and with scroll engraved break off breech; scroll engraved locks and hammers with sprung hinged nipple protectors; the polished walnut halfstock carved with chequered foliate panels adorned with silver pique studs, the butt with panel of scrolled foliage, cheek piece and sliding carved wooded patch box cover, the scrolled and chequered trigger guard of polished horn and with dark horn butt plate. GWO & C (rough grey finish to barrels, the ramrod a crude replacement) Plate 12
Lot 809
A 40 bore percussion sporting rifle, by George Gibbs of Bristol, 46” overall, well rebrowned slender octagonal barrel 30”, with folding leaf rearsight and sling swivel loop on middle ramrod pipe; the foliate engraved lock signed within scroll; walnut halfstock with horn fore end cap, chequered fore end and wrist, engraved steel mounts including scrolled grip to trigger guard, and replacement ramrod. GWO & C (well refinished overall) Plate 12
Lot 842
A .45” American percussion plains rifle, converted from flintlock, 50” overall, heavy octagonal barrel 35” with fixed rearsight, long GS blade fore sight and breech drum conversion; flat lock with simple engraved decoration; banded wood halfstock with pewter fore end cap and brass mounts including long trigger guard with 2 spurred hand grips and housing double set triggers. QGC (action requires attention, worn overall, dark rust patina to lock and barrel).
Lot 815
A.36” CF side lever centre hammer boxlock rook or rabbit rifle, by “I.W. Laird & Co, 6 Bishopsgate St. Without, London” 43½” overall, octagonal barrel 28”, the matted top flat with maker’s details in panel; dark walnut stock with chequered fore end and wrist. GWO & C (no visible number, the metalwork refinished and deeply reblued).
Lot 768
A 19th century French circular card box for 100 percussion caps, with printed label on each side, containing caps; 3 19th century japanned tins for caps etc, one with remains of label; 7 various modern cap tins; a tin for 50x7mm Lefaucheux pin fire cartridges; 17 modern unprimed brass cartridge cases for .577” Snider rifle by DDFS; a quantity of gun cleaning brushes, mops etc; and 20 various rubber tips for walking sticks. Average GC
Lot 7387
Two small albums of autographs of Victoria Cross holders, one from the Victoria Cross Centenary in Hyde Park, 26th June 1956, including Lt-Col CWK Sadler, 51st Australian Imperial Forces, 1918; Cpl AA Burt, 1st Herts Regt, France 1916 and 22 others; the second album Holders of the Victoria Cross present on Her Majesty's Inspection of Ex Service Men, Hyde Park, July 5th 1953, comprising L/Sgt T Steele, Seaforth Highlanders, L/Cpl W H Coltman, North Staffordshire Regiment, Sgt J Rees, South Wales Borderers, Major V B Turner, Rifle Brigade.
Lot 3144
Britains Highland Light Infantry, set of eight standing to attention with shouldered rifles and Gordon Highlanders, set of seven standing to attention with shouldered rifles together with piper (16) Condition Report Two Light Infantry lacking rifle tips, two Gordon Highlanders broken and lacking, playworn paint lossesClick here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 3135
Britains Set No.34 Grenadier Guards with eight Guardsmen firing, drummer and incomplete officer, together with part Set No.82 Colours & Pioneers of The Scots Guards with five Pioneers with axes, both in original Whisstock boxes (2) Condition Report Grenadiers - one with head detached, drummer lacks one drum stick, one lacking half of rifle, one lacking base, one with base detached, officer head detached and lacking right armPioneers - one with detached and broken axe arm, one with detached axe arm, one with hole to bodyBoth with playworn paint losses, both boxes with insert card missing, Grenadier box has depressed lid with wear to edges and tear to one side of base, Pioneer box in poor condition lacking end piece to lid with base distorted by crushingClick here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 71
A WWI First World War US United States 1917 P17 M1917 Remington rifle bayonet having a ribbed wooden grip, pommel with push button, crossguard with muzzle hole, long fulled blade, black leather scabbard and frog. markings to either side of the ricasso and scabbard marked with soldiers name and date ' Jewell 1918 '. Measures; 58cm.
Lot 226
A WWI First world War German Imperial Army M84/98 pattern rifle bayonet having wooden grips, two worn rivets, steel pommel with sawn steel press stud, crossguard with muzzle hole, fullered single edged blade along with steel scabbard. Makers marks for Simson & Co, markings to the crossguard ' 3.R.7.94' and further markings to the spine of the blade. Measures; 40cm overall.
Lot 583
An original post WWII Second World War / Cold War era Kalashnikov AKM Type 1 rifle bayonet. The blade having a serrated edge to the back of the blade and having a black plastic grip with chequered press stud, crossguard with muzzle hole, black plastic scabbard and leather belt frog. Measures; 34cm.
Lot 134
A rare original WWI First World War c1918 British Army Mills Bomb rifle hand grenade. No 36M - originally and specifically designed for use in Mesopotamia (some small fragments of original Shellac coating is still present) Makers marks plug for ESN&S, and dated for 1918. Ribbed design, in usual form. Complete example with pin and catch still present. Inert and ex-display item. A rare early Mill's Bomb grenade.
Lot 574
An original post WWII Second World War / Cold War era East German / Russian Kalashnikov AKM transitional rifle bayonet. The blade having a serrated edge to the back of the blade and having a black plastic grip with chequered press stud, crossguard with muzzle hole, black plastic scabbard and leather belt frog. Measures; 34cm.
Lot 252
A WWI First world War German Imperial Army M71/84 pattern rifle bayonet having wooden grips, two rivets, steel pommel with steel press stud, crossguard with muzzle hole, fullered single edged blade along with steel scabbard. Makers marks for Alex Coppel Solingen, markings to the crossguard ' .26.R.16.155 ' and further markings to the spine of the blade. Measures; 40cm overall.
Lot 146
An antique 19th Century French 1874 pattern Gras rifle bayonet having a shaped wooden and brass hilt, steel crossguard with muzzle hole and front swept quillon, T-section straight blade transitioning into a double edged tip with engraving to the top section and dated 1879. The bayonet complete with scabbard. Measures; 66cm overall.
Lot 220
A WWI First world War German Imperial Army M84/98 pattern rifle bayonet having wooden grips, two rivets, steel pommel with steel press stud, crossguard with muzzle rest, fullered single edged blade along with steel scabbard. Makers marks for Alex Coppel Solingen, worn markings to the crossguard and further markings to the spine of the blade. Measures; 39cm overall.
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