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Lot 134
dating: Early 19th Century provenance: Birmingham, Octagonal, smoothbore, with marble finish, 13 mm cal barrels, signed 'J. PROBIN BIRM.', with marks 'V' and 'P', engraved with a frame at the base and provided with rear sight and front sight, marked 'STUBS' below; finely engraved tangs; locks signed 'Probin', provided with secure lock and watertight, decorated hammers (slightly different). Wooden stocks with faceted butts, iron trigger guards engraved en suite. Set trigger. Wooden ramrods. In a wooden case with brass mounts (the lid needs to be fixed), lined with green cloth and provided with some tools including a double powder/bullet flask. Small defects and missing parts. length 40.5 cm.
Lot 135
dating: circa 1800 provenance: London, Smoothbore, octagonal, 17 mm cal. barrels, frame engraved at the base and signed 'NOCHOLSON LONDON', foresight, marked 'TWISTED' below and with two marks, vent lined with gold; tangs engraved with trophy and provided with rear sight. Elegant flintlocks signed 'NICHOLSON', engraved with rays and provided with safety lock, anti-friction and sealing systems. Wooden full stocks with checkered butt. Iron mounts; trigger guard finely engraved with trophy and floral motifs. Set trigger. Perfectly working mechanism. Wooden ramrod. In a wooden case lined with green cloth and provided with all the tools including the rare powder flask with three magazines for powder, bullets and another turn-off one for flints at the base. length 41 cm.
Lot 136
dating: circa 1800 provenance: Liege, Rifled, 14 mm cal barrels (clean bores, clearly visible rifling), in very fine damask, provided with front sight; engraved tangs with adjustable front sight; very elegant steel locks signed 'Tibot', finely engraved with floral motifs and provided with anti-friction and watertight systems; briar stocks, sculpted with floral motifs around the tangs and with micro-checkered butt. Beautiful silver mounts engraved with floral motifs. Horn-tipped, wooden ramrod (like the fore-end cap of the butt). In a wooden case (later?) lined in red velvet, signed with 'Tibot a Liege' in gold among floral decorations on the corners. With tools inside (a tool is missing but can be easily found) including a beautiful engraved iron cruet, a cow-horn powder flask, brass mounts and more. An interesting pair of very high quality pistols by a still unknown gunsmith. length 34 cm.
Lot 145
dating: Mid 19th Century provenance: Paris, Octagonal, rifled, browned barrels (clean, with visible rifling), the first part with bluing, front sight, marked 'CH', '34', '11' or '12' and with the mark of St. Etienne underneath. Tangs engraved and with sight. Backward spring locks signed 'F.ni P. Lefaure a Paris' and engraved with floral motifs. Wooden stocks with checkered butts, marked '11' or '12' inside, with iron mounts decorated en suite. Brass-tipped, iron ramrods. In a wooden case with brass mounts and lined in brown velvet and provided with all tools and keys. length 32.5 cm.
Lot 146
dating: 1840 circa provenance: Graz, Round, rifled, turn-off, 9 mm cal barrels made of fine damask, with rib, signed in gold 'SCHREIBER IN GRAETZ', front sight; very long tang finely engraved with floral motifs and with numbers '1' and '2' in gold; frames with revolving powder chamber which, once in transversal position, allows to load the gun and position the nipple, opening lever with spring stop at the bottom; all the iron parts finely engraved with floral motifs, cocks with internal hammer, engraved and browned trigger guards with finger support; checkered, wooden butts. In their original wooden case lined with green cloth and provided with various tools and keys. Very rare set. A fine pair of pistols by the famous gunsmith, already documented in Gratz in 1833, provided with an innovative and easy-to-load system. length 23.7 cm.
Lot 148
dating: about 1835 provenance: Belgium, Micro-rifled, octagonal, 14 mm cal barrels, with engraved base, mark of the Liège test bench on one side, front sight; engraved and sighted tangs; forward spring locks signed 'G. Berleur' and engraved with floral motifs (a hammer with a crack in the center of the throw). Walnut wooden stocks with checkered handle iron mounts, beautiful counter-plates with intertwined lions, trigger guards engraved with floral motifs, finger rests and guards equipped with a drum featuring a shell-shaped lid. Sett rigger. Kept in a later wooden case lined in leather with all tools and keys. For Guillaume Berleur, who worked also in the famous Versailles manufactory together with Boutet, see 'Der Neue Stöckel', vol. I, p. 89. length 37.5 cm.
Lot 149
dating: Mid 19th Century provenance: Bolzano, Rifled, octagonal, browned barrels, signed 'JOH. HAFNER', engraved at the base, with precision sight of small caliber (7 mm). Engraved tangs, provided with sdjustable rear sight and marked '1' and '2'. Forward spring percussion locks marked 'IN BOZEN' and finely engraved with floral motifs. Half wooden stock with shell-shaped fore-end cap (a small crack on one pistol) and grooved butt. Fine iron mounts decorated en suite, trigger guard with finger rest, set trigger. In an oval case covered in leather, lined in raw white leather and provided with all tools and keys. length 43.5 cm.
Lot 150
dating: Mid 19th Century provenance: Paris, Octagonal, blued, rifled, 11.2 mm cal. barrels (clean bores, clearly visible rifling), marked 'F.NI PAR GASTINNE RENETTE', with precision sight, below marked 'L. GHAYE', 'ACIER FONDU', '11,2' and with various marks; tang provided with adjustable and browned rear sight; forward spring locks with smooth lock-plate keeping most of the original bluing, decorated with an engraved rosette at the front; wooden half stocks finely carved with floral motifs in high relief and with checkered butts, marked 'JNI 1' and 'JNI 2' inside. Smooth iron mounts with remains of bluing, ring guards with internal curls and finger supports, blued triggers. Perfect mechanism. In wooden case with brass mounts (the lid with abrasions and crack), covered with green cloth with gold stamp 'GASTINNE RENETTE PARIS', complete with tools and key. Provenance: Wallis & Wallis, 11/12 September 1973. length 42 cm.
Lot 151
dating: 1840 circa provenance: Paris, Octagonal, smoothbore, 13 mm cal barrels, with thin groove at the center, signed 'LE PAGE A PARIS' in gold in two lines among branches, with frame at the base and precision front sight, areas with rust damages, especially under the barrels, one marked '1005', 'GB' and '3' below and on the side , the other '1003' and with remains of marks, mark of the Liege test bench on one side; engraved tangs numbered '1' and '2', and provided with the same thin groove (continuing on the back of the cases); forward spring locks signed in gold 'LEPAGE A PARIS' and finely engraved with floral motifs; three-quarter wooden stocks with shell-shaped sides and zigzag checkered butts, marked 'JHL', 'IIII' or 'V' inside. Perfectly outlined, saw-handle butt. Iron mounts, the counter-plates with intertwined winged dragons; trigger guards engraved with floral motifs and provided with finger rests, oval and convex butt plates decorated en suite. Set trigger. In patina, with an adeguate restoration the quality surely improves. In a wooden case with elegant brass mounts and foldaway handle, re-lined in green cloth with tools and keys. A very interesting pair of pistols of a rare shape and of the well-known Lepage quality. length 39 cm.
Lot 18
dating: 1858 - 1861 provenance: USA, Octagonal, rifled, 28 cal. barrel, with foresight and marking 'COLT'S PATENT 1855 ADDRESS COL. COLT / HARTFORD CT. U.S.A.' and a mark; smooth, five-shot cylinder, engraved with pioneer scene and marked 'COLT'S PATENT' and with serial number '19xxx'. Frame with cock on the right side and spur trigger. Working mechanism. About 50% of original browning. Smooth, walnut grip. Grip-strap with the same serial number as the barrel. Kept in a wooden case lined with green cloth with tools and key. On the lid label 'Colt's Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing 14 Pall Mall S. W. London'. length 22.2 cm.
Lot 185
dating: 1820-30 provenance: Leeds, Round, smoothbore, turn-off, 10 mm cal. barrel; boxlock type frame with signature 'CALVERT'S' and 'LEEDS', with marks of the Birmingham test bench and trophy engravings. Upper cock with safety lock. Wooden butt. Kept in a wooden case lined with green cloth provided with tools and key, on the lid label of Mortimer. The lock marked 'HUBB'S NEW PATENT 57 ST. PAULS CHY. LONDON D 18797'. length 18.8 cm.
Lot 20
dating: Third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: USA, 5', 31 cal barrel with conical front sight, marked ' ADDRESS SAM.L COLT / NEW-YORK CITY' between staples. Visible rifling. Well preserved bluing. Five-shot cylinder with antique bluing and depicting an assault scene. Frame marked with 'COLTS PATENT'. Handle bands made of silver-plated brass. One-piece, walnut grip scales. Working mechanism, bridge and grip bands.In a wooden box lined in red velvet with a flask, a ball bottom and some accessories.Serial number '441xx', coeval on the cartridge rammer (abbreviated), on the barrel, on the cylinder, on the wedge screw (abbreviated), on the trigger guard and on the handle bands. In a wooden case lined in red velvet and provided with a flask, a bullet mold and some tools. length 24,7 cm.
Lot 201
dating: first quarter of the 19th Century provenance: London, Round, smoothbore, turn-off, iron, 8 mm cal. barrels; brass, boxlock type frames signed 'W. PARKER' and 'HOLBORN LONDON', iron safety lock, cock, batterie, trigger guard and trigger. Wooden butt. Kept in a velvet-lined wooden case, with photocopy label and tools. Complete with key. length 12.5 cm.
Lot 217
dating: Mid 19th Century provenance: Belgium, Micro-checkered, octagonal, twisted, turn-off, 16 mm cal barrels with front sight; box-lock frames provided with a small sight, engraved with flowers and outlined, foldaway triggers marked 'AF 72' on the lower part; smooth ebony butts, both with a silver escutcheon on the back featuring a monogram, one of the two grips marked 'L 2567 A F'; butts with capsule holders fitted with silver lids. In a wooden case with label featuring the inscription 'Auguste Francotte a Liege' inside the lid; purple fabric lining, complete with key, flask and some tools including the bullet mold length 29 cm.
Lot 259
dating: first quarter of the 19th Century provenance: England, Smoothbore, round, 17.6 mm cal barrel with remains of finishing (the muzzle with oxidation). The back with remains of 'LONDON ...' marking and the gilded stamp 'H.W. MORTIMER & SON' with address. Golden vent. Golden frames at the breech. Rib on the lower side. Lock signed 'H.W. MORTIMER & SON with engraved frames and drawing of a pheasant on the tang. Watertight pan, anti-friction wheel on the spring of the batterie. Half stock made of checkered wood. Iron mounts with engravings. Brass-tipped, wooden ramrod and iron cartridge extractor. In an ancient but non-pertinent wooden case, complete with two flasks and some tools. length 120 cm.
Lot 297
dating: Mid 19th Century provenance: Belgium, Smoothbore, round, damask, 17.5 mm cal barrels decorated with longitudinal fluted decorations. Rib with racemic carvings and the inscription 'CANON DAMAS DE PARIS'. Signed 'J. Streels & C.ie' at the bottom and with marks of the Liège test bench. Backward spring locks ith plates carved with racemes and engraved with trophies of cannons and flags. Wooden half stock richly decorated with floral and rocaille carvings on the butt side. Iron mounts carved and engraved en suite. In a wooden box with remains of a green cloth lining, complete with some tools. length 119,5 cm.
Lot 61
dating: third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: USA, Round, rifled, cal. 28 barrel with foresight; engraved, six-shot cylinder, grip strap marked 'MASS. ARMS CO/CHICOPEE FALLS', frame engraved with floral motifs and marked 'MAYNARD'S PATENT SEP. 22 1845'; the right side can be opened to insert the cartridges; wooden grip scales. In its wooden case with bordeaux velvet lining, complete with tools and key. length 19 cm.
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