R Serial # 717036. .22 Sh-L-LR caliber pump action take-down rifle with a 22” round barrel. The bore is very good, clean with strong, slightly worn rifling. 2/3rd’s length tubular magazine. Made in 1927. The metal finish on the barrel and magazine tube is a brown patina with light muzzle wear, dings, scratches and scattered light surface rust. The magazine tube shows action wear. The metal finish on the receiver is a blotchy brown patina with edge wear, carry wear and scratches with some scattered light surface rust. The grooved walnut forearm and plain walnut butt stock have had extra finish added and are in good condition showing some light dings and scratches with finish wear. There is a fine crack in the stock at the lower tang. The plastic butt plate is not original and has a chip missing at the toe. Original front and rear sights. The action works fine. Made from 1909-1936. C&R.

Serial # NSN. .50 caliber flintlock rifle with a 42” octagon barrel. The bore is very good, mostly clean with strong rifling. There are no markings on the barrel or lock plate. The barrel measures approx. 0.900” across the flats at the muzzle and at the breech end. The overall length is 57-1/2”. The metal finish on the barrel is a dark brown patina with a somewhat rough texture. Fixed front and rear sights dovetailed into the barrel. The lock plate is brown patina with edge wear and wear at the center. The hammer looks contemporary. The full-length striped hardwood stock has some simple scroll carving and some decorative brass inlays. It is in very good condition showing some light dings and scratches, no cracks. Brass butt plate, hinged patch box, trigger guard, side plate, fluted nose cap and barrel hardware. The action works, but is a bit sluggish when going to full cock. Includes a striped wood ramrod.

R Serial # 118155. .35 Remington caliber pump action take-down rifle with a 22” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Tubular magazine. Made in 1930. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in good to very good condition showing little wear with some moderate scratches near the muzzle and some scattered spots of light surface rust. The magazine tube shows action wear with some scratches and light surface rust. The blued metal finish on the receiver is in good to very good condition showing edge wear and scattered light scratches wit scattered light freckling. The floor plate portion of the trigger guard shows moderate to heavy scratching. The grooved walnut forearm and matching plain butt stock have been lightly refinished and are in very good condition showing a few light dings and scratches. Swivel stud in the butt. Curved grooved steel butt plate. Original front and rear sights. The action works fine. Made from 1912 until 1935. C&R.

Serial # NSN. .50 caliber flintlock rifle with a 42” octagon barrel. The bore is very good, mostly clean with strong rifling. There are no markings on the barrel or lock plate. The barrel measures approx. 0.875” across the flats at the muzzle and at the breech end. The overall length is 57-1/2”. The metal finish on the barrel is a brown patina with light edge wear, scattered light scratches and some scattered light surface rust. Fixed front and rear sights dovetailed into the barrel, the rear sight is heavily peened with rust around the base. The lock plate and hammer have a bead blasted matte gray finish. They appear to be contemporary. The full-length hardwood stock has some simple decorative carving and some decorative brass wire inlays and brass heart inlays with a brass star on the left side of the butt. It has had extra finish added and is in very good condition showing some light dings and scratches, no cracks. Brass butt plate, hinged patch box, trigger guard, side plate, and barrel hardware. The action works OK. Includes a striped wood ramrod.

R Serial # 223530. .22 Remington Spl. (Not Long or Long Rifle) caliber pump action take-down rifle with a 24” octagon barrel. The bore is very good, clean with strong, slightly worn rifling. 2/3rd’s length tubular magazine. Made c. 1913. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in good to very good condition showing light edge wear with scattered light dings and scratches with scattered spots of light surface rust. The magazine tube shows light action wear with a covering of light surface rust. The blued metal finish on the receiver is in good to very good condition showing light edge wear with light scratches. There is a patch cleaned surface rust on the upper right rear of the receiver. The grooved walnut forearm and plain walnut butt stock are in very good condition with some scattered light dings and scratches with finish wear. No cracks. Crescent steel butt plate. Original front and rear sights. The action works fine. Made from 1909-1936. C&R.

Serial # NSN. .50 caliber flintlock rifle with a 42” octagon barrel. The bore is very good, mostly clean with strong rifling. There are no markings on the barrel or lock plate. The barrel measures approx. 0.900” across the flats at the muzzle and at the breech end. The overall length is 57-1/2”. The metal finish on the barrel is a brown patina with light edge wear, scattered light scratches and some scattered light surface rust. Fixed front and rear sights dovetailed into the barrel. The lock plate is a brown patina with light edge wear. The hammer has a brownish gray patina. The lock work and hammer appears to be contemporary. The full-length hardwood stock has some simple decorative carving and some decorative brass wire inlays and brass oval inlays with a brass star on the left side of the butt. The stock is in very good condition showing some light dings and scratches, no cracks. Brass butt plate, hinged patch box, trigger guard, side plate, fluted nose band and barrel hardware. The action does not work properly, the hammer will not cock. Includes a striped wood ramrod.

R Serial # N74300. .357 Magnum caliber revolver with a 6” barrel. The bore is excellent. Made circa 1973. Built on the N-Frame with a 6 round fluted cylinder with recessed chambers and a pinned barrel. The original blued metal finish on the barrel is in excellent condition showing little to no sign of use with just a hint of some very light rust in the front sight serrations. The blued finish on the cylinder is in very good to excellent condition showing little to no wear with a fine drag line. The blued finish on the frame shows is in excellent condition showing little to no sign of use. The hammer and trigger show good case color. The checkered target grips are in excellent condition showing little to no wear. Adjustable rear sight. The action works fine. Includes the original blue slip top box with S&W ammunition literature, no manual. C&R.

R Serial # 103341. .30 Remington caliber pump action take-down rifle with a 22” barrel. The bore is very good to excellent with strong rifling, it had grease preservative in it; most came out, but not all. It should clean to excellent. Tubular magazine. Made in 1927. The blued metal finish on the barrel, magazine tube and receiver is a re-blue. The finish on the barrel is in very good to excellent condition showing little wear with some light scratches; the marking show slight evidence of buffing. The magazine tube shows light scratches with light action wear. The blued finish on the receiver is in very good condition showing little wear with some fine scratches. There is evidence of buffing with some underlying remnant pitting. The grooved walnut forearm and matching plain butt stock have been refinished and are in very good condition showing a few light dings and scratches. Curved grooved steel butt plate. Original front and rear sights. The action works fine. Made from 1912 until 1935. C&R.

R Serial # 660241. .22 Sh-L-LR caliber pump action take-down rifle with a 22” round barrel. The bore is very good, clean with strong, slightly worn rifling. 2/3rd’s length tubular magazine. Made in 1926. The blued metal finish on the barrel and magazine tube is in fair to good condition showing light muzzle wear with scattered dings and scratches along with scattered spots of light surfacer rust. The blued metal finish on the receiver is in good condition showing light edge wear with some scuffs and scratches and some isolated light surface rust. The grooved walnut forearm and plain walnut butt stock have been refinished and show scattered light dings and scratches, mostly on the butt stock. The plastic butt plate may be a newer replacement, it has been ground to fit. Original front and rear sights, the rear sight is missing the elevation screw. The action works fine. Made from 1909-1936. C&R.

R Serial # K196813. .22 LR caliber double action revolver with a 6” barrel. The bore is generally excellent, there is some lead fouling in the forcing cone. Made in 1953. A Pre-Model 17 five screw revolver made on the K frame with a square butt and adjustable sights. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in fair condition showing heavy holster wear with thinning and scattered scratches. The blued finish on the cylinder is in good condition showing edge wear and thinning with scratches and a light drag line. The blued finish on the frame is in very good condition showing edge wear with thinning on the trigger guard and some scratches on the top strap. The checkered walnut grips are in very good condition showing some minor marks from use. The hammer and trigger show good case color; the trigger is fitted with a target shoe. The action works fine. C&R.

R Serial # 59874B. .410 Ga. single shot shotgun with a 26” plain barrel. The bore is excellent, clean and shiny. The barrel is choked Full. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in fair condition showing muzzle wear and thinning with scattered dings, scratches and light surface rust. The finish is turning brown. The receiver is a grayish brown patina with a covering of moderate surface rust, there are traces of case color visible. The trigger guard is also a brown patina. The plain hardwood stock and forearm are in good condition showing scattered light dings and scratches with older cleaned mildew stains 0n the butt stock. Plastic butt plate. The action works OK. C&R.

R Remington Model 12C Serial # 220963. .22 Sh-L-LR caliber pump action take-down rifle with a 24” octagon barrel. The bore is poor with rust and corrosion. There is some rifling visible. 2/3rd’s length tubular magazine. Made c. 1913. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in poor to fair condition, it is a dark brown rusty patina showing edge wear with scattered light dings. The metal finish on the magazine tube is a rusty brown patina with bare spots from action wear that show light to moderate pitting. The metal finish on the receiver is a brown patina with light edge wear and a covering of moderate surface rust. There is some scattered light pitting visible. The grooved walnut forearm is in good condition showing scattered light dings and scratches. The plain walnut butt stock is in poor condition showing dings scratches and finish wear. There are several cracks in the wrist at the receiver and a large crack at the lower tang. The crescent steel butt plate is rusty. Original front and rear sights. The action works fine. Made from 1909-1936. C&R. R Remington Model 12A Serial # 157627. .22 Sh-L-LR caliber pump action take-down rifle with a 22” round barrel. The bore is poor with rust and heavy pitting. 2/3rd’s length tubular magazine. Made c. 1912. The metal finish on the barrel, receiver and magazine tube is in poor condition, they are a rusted brown patina. The magazine tube shows some original bluing with action wear. The grooved walnut forearm is in fair condition showing moderate to heavy finish wear with a crack at the front end. The action screws are missing. The plain walnut butt stock is in fair condition showing dings, scratches and finish wear along with paint spatter. There are several cracks at the wrist. Melted blob of plastic/rubber attached to the butt. Original front sight, the rear sight is missing. The action does not work, there are several parts missing including the bolt. Made from 1909-1936. C&R.

R Serial # B6063385. .308 Win. caliber bolt action rifle with an 18-1/2” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Made in 1980. Detachable magazine. Carbine version of the standard Model 788 rifle. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in very good to excellent condition showing little sign of wear with some light scuffs. The blued finish on the receiver is in excellent condition as well showing little wear. Original front and rear sights, rear sight is partially missing. The plain hardwood stock is in excellent condition showing little sign of use. Sling swivel studs. Plastic butt plate. The action works fine. Includes a Tasco 4x32 fixed power scope attached to a Weaver style rail. The Model 788 was made from 1967-1983 with the Carbine made from 1980-1983.

R Serial # 61015P2H7. .30-06 caliber LEFT-HAND bolt-action rifle with a 22” barrel. The bore is very good to excellent, clean with strong rifling; there is some slight roughness in the grooves near the chamber end. Made in 1989. Hidden detachable magazine. Made without sights. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in very good condition showing little wear with some fine scratches and some scattered dots of light surface rust near the muzzle. The blued finish on the engraved receiver is in very good condition as well showing slight thinning with some light scuffs. The black finish on the engraved alloy floor plate and trigger guard is in good condition showing edge wear on the trigger guard with scattered light dings and scratches on the floor plate. The gloss finished checkered walnut stock with a rosewood nose and pistol grip is in good to very good condition showing scattered light dings and scratches, mostly on the right side of the forearm with some scattered light marks on the butt. Original black rubber recoil pad. The action works fine. Includes a Bausch & Lomb 3-9x40 scope in Redfield mounts and a leather sling rusty quick detach swivels.

R Serial # 149778. .222 Rem. caliber bolt action rifle with a 23-1/2” heavy barrel. The bore is excellent. Made in Finland c. 1978. Garcia import. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in very good to excellent condition showing little wear with some fine scratches. There are a couple of spots of touched up finish. The blued finish on the receiver is excellent showing little sign of wear. The checkered walnut stock with a wide forearm is in very good condition showing some light scuffs and scratches with light finish wear. Original plastic butt plate. Made without sights. The action works fine. Includes a set of scope rings attached to Weaver style bases. The tapered bases have been drilled and tapped.

Serial # K248977. .50 caliber black powder flintlock rifle with a 29” octagon barrel. The bore is in very good condition, Mostly clean with some light fouling. No rust visible. Made from a kit. Double set triggers. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in fair condition; it is a blotchy gray patina with edge wear. The lock plate and hammer show good case color. The brass butt plate, patch box, trigger guard and ferrules are dull with light tarnish and oxidation which should polish out OK. The plain walnut stock is in very good condition showing some scattered light marks from use. Fiber optic front sight with an adjustable fiber optic rear sight. The action works fine. Includes a fiberglass ramrod.

R Serial # 95610. .357 Mag. caliber double action revolver with a 6” ventilated rib barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Made in 1969. The Python was one of the few hand-fitted revolvers ever produced. The overall condition is very good. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in very good to excellent condition showing just a hint of some light wear at the muzzle with some fine scratches. The blued finish on the cylinder is in very good to excellent condition showing little sign of wear with a faint drag line. The blued finish on the frame is in excellent condition showing little sign of use with some isolated fine scratches. The checkered walnut target grips are replacements and are in excellent condition showing no wear. Adjustable rear sight. The action works fine. The standard Python was manufactured from 1955 to 1996. Includes a leather holster and belt (Size 38). C&R.

Serial # 3090. .44 caliber percussion fired military revolver with a 7-1/2” octagon barrel. The bore is very good, mostly clean with some light rust visible and strong rifling. Approximately 5800 of these revolvers were made in 1865 with about 5000 delivered to the Government for a military contract and the remainder, approx. 800 sold for civilian use. The revolver appears to have been restored. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in excellent condition showing little wear. The blued metal finish on the cylinder is in very good condition showing little wear with a faint cylinder line. The blued metal finish on the frame is in very good condition showing little wear, there is a patch of remnant underlying roughness on the right side. There is evidence of slight buffing. The top strap is marked “Rogers & Spencer/Utica NY. The loading leaver and hammer show strong restored case color. The hammer has been blued. The plain hardwood grips appear to be original and are in good showing chipping around the lower edge with some light scratches and light finish wear. The is a larger chip missing from the left panel. Correct RPB cartouche on the left grip panel. The barrel, cylinder, frame and grip frame have matching numbers. Most parts are marked with a” B”. The action works OK. Includes a soft case.

R Serial # 2. .45 ACP caliber semi auto pistol with a 5” barrel. The bore is good to very good, mostly clean with slightly worn rifling and some fouling in the grooves. Made in 1918. Detachable magazine NOT included. The left side of the frame is marked with the serial number only. The right side is marked “United Staes property” and has the JMG proof (for J.M. Gilbert, inspector from 1917 to 1918 S/N 230,001 to 302,000). The left side of the slide is marked with the Colt address and patent numbers. The right side is marked “Model of 1911 US Army”. The metal finish on the slide is a blotchy gray patina showing edge wear and some older cleaned surface rust with very light pitting on the left side. The metal finish on the frame is a blotchy blue/gray patina with edge wear. The checkered walnut grips are in very good condition showing some minor marks with light finish wear. The action works fine. C&R.

R Serial # 1025433. .30 M1 Carbine caliber semi auto rifle with an 18” barrel. The bore is very good, clean with strong rifling. Made in late 1942. The WRA barrel is dated 12-42. Detachable magazine NOT included. The metal finish on the barrel is like a blued over parkerized finish and is in good condition showing light muzzle wear and thinning with some light scuffing. The metal finish on the receiver looks like older shellac which has turned brown over worn Parkerizing. The flat bolt has a blotchy brown gray patina with action wear. The trigger group has a push button safety and shows a brown patina with edge wear. The USGI high wood walnut stock with an “I” cut and 2 rivet hand guard are in very good military condition showing some minor marks from use. “W” is stamped in the sling channel with a faint “P” on the end of the pistol grip. Faint GHD/WRA with crossed cannons cartouche on the right side of the butt. Type 1 barrel band. Flip type rear sight with an “S” on the left side. The action works fine. Includes an OD green canvas web sling with the oiler. C&R.

R Serial # 2444284. .30-06 caliber semi auto rifle with a 24” barrel. The bore is fair, mostly clean with roughness and frosting in the grooves. Made in June 1944. The SA marked barrel is dated 9-66. The bolt, op rod, milled trigger guard, trigger housing and hammer are all marked WRA. The gray parkerized finish on the barrel and op rod is in very good condition showing edge wear, thinning and light scratches. The gray Parkerizing on the gas cylinder is in good condition showing numerous light scratches. The silvery gray parkerized finish on the receiver and bolt shows light edge wear with light scratches. The bolt shows light action wear on the lugs. The parkerized finish on the floor plate shows thinning with scattered light pitting; the trigger guard is worn with scratches. The walnut stock and hand guards are in very good military condition showing scattered light dings and scratches. There is a crack in the front hand guard. There are no cartouches visible, the number 663524 is stamped in the bottom of the butt. The action works fine. Includes an OD green canvas web sling. C&R.

R Serial # F708857. .22 WMR caliber lever action rifle with a 20” barrel. The bore is excellent. Made in c. 1997. 15 shot tubular magazine. The original blued metal finish on the barrel and magazine tube is in excellent condition showing little wear with some light blemishes. The black finish on the grooved steel receiver and the lever is in excellent condition showing little to no sign of use. The plain brown laminated wood straight grip stock and matching forearm are in excellent condition showing little to no sign of wear. Original front and rear sights including front hood. Plastic butt plate. The action works fine. Includes the original box with the instructions. Made from 1972 to 2004.

R Serial # 08010079. .357 Magnum/.38 Spl. caliber lever action rifle with an 18-1/2” JM marked round barrel with a full-length magazine tube. The bore is excellent. Made in 1992. The blued metal finish on the barrel and magazine tube is in excellent condition showing little to no wear with some minor blemishes on the magazine tube. The blued finish on the receiver and lever is in excellent condition showing little to no wear. The plain walnut forearm and matching straight grip butt stock are in very good condition showing some scattered light dings and scratches with light finish wear. The stock bullseye is intact. Original front sight, the rear sight is a replacement. Brown rubber recoil pad. The stock bullseye is intact. The action works fine.

R Serial # 503514. .243 Win. caliber bolt action rifle with a 26” heavy barrel. The bore is excellent. Made in 1960. The satin blued metal finish on the barrel is in good to very good condition showing light muzzle wear with some scattered scratches. There is a patch of finish loss at the muzzle and some scratches near the chamber end associated with the mounting holes for scope blocks or sights. The matte black receiver finish is in very good condition showing light edge wear and some light scuffs. The floorplate and trigger guard show light edge wear with some light scratches. The checkered walnut stock is in excellent condition showing little wear with some minor marks from use. Original sling swivels. Plastic butt plate. The bolt is numbered to the receiver. The action works fine. Includes a set of Leupold scope rings and bases. The Varmint variation was made from 1956 until 1963. C&R.

R Serial # A148581Z. 9mm Luger caliber double action semi auto pistol with a 5” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. 15 round detachable magazine. Ambidextrous slide mounted de-cocker. Made in Italy in 2016. The matte black finish on the barrel and steel slide is in excellent condition showing no wear. The matte black finish on the alloy frame is in excellent condition as well showing no wear. The checkered black plastic grips are in excellent condition showing no sign of use. 3 dot sights. The action works fine. Includes the blue plastic case with the instructions, 3 spare magazines, a spare main spring, a gun lock and the outer box.

R Serial # NB028136. .32 H&R Magnum double action revolver with a 2-5/8” barrel. The bore is excellent. 5 shot swing out cylinder. Fixed sights. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in good condition showing light muzzle wear with thinning. The blued metal finish on the un-fluted cylinder is in good condition showing edge wear and thinning with scattered areas of older cleaned surface rust. The blued finish on the frame is in good condition showing light edge wear, scratches and scattered light surface rust freckling. The plain hardwood grips are in good condition showing some scattered dings with finish wear. The action works fine.

R Serial # 121191. 9mm Luger caliber semi auto pistol with a 3” barrel. The bore is excellent. 10 shot detachable magazine. This is a compact double action only pistol with a steel slide and a polymer frame. The black finish on the slide is in poor condition with a covering of moderate to heavy rust. The black polymer frame with integral checkered grips is in good to very good condition showing some light scuffs from use. The action works fine, the slide release is a little on the stiff side.

R Serial # U8706343. 12 Ga. pump action shotgun with a 19” barrel. The bore is excellent. The barrel is choked Imp. Cylinder. The chamber is 3”. Chinese made copy of the Remington 870. The OD green finish on the on the barrel and magazine tube is in very good condition showing some minor chips and light scuffs. The OD green finish on the steel receiver is in very good condition showing some scattered light scuffs and light scratches. The checked black synthetic forearm and matching pistol grip butt stock are in excellent condition showing little to no wear with some light scuffs. Black rubber recoil pad. The action works fine.

Serial #NSN. .50 caliber in line rifle with a 24” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with no rust. Break open action. Uses a 209 shotgun primer for ignition. The finish on the nitride stainless steel barrel is excellent showing little to no sign of use. The silver toned alloy receiver is excellent as well showing no wear. The black synthetic forearm and butt stock are excellent showing no wear. Black rubber recoil pad. The front and rear sights have been removed. The action works fine. Includes a Tasco 2-7x32 scope mounted to the barrel and the instructions. The ramrod is included.

R Serial # A137677. 20 Ga. single shot shotgun with a 28” barrel. The bore is excellent, mostly clean and shiny with some fouling neat the muzzle. The barrel is choked Full. The blued metal finish on the barrel is a re-blue and is in very good to excellent condition showing little wear with some remnant underlying pitting near the muzzle. The case hardened receiver shows faded case color with carry wear on the underside along with a covering of light surface rust. The black painted trigger guard shows some light scratches. The plain hardwood forearm and butt stock have been lightly refinished and are in very good condition showing some remnant marks light finish wear. Plastic butt plate. The action works OK.

R Serial # 57913A. .22 Hornet caliber bolt action rifle with a 24” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Detachable magazine. Made c. 1952. The blued metal finish on the barrel looks like a professional re-blue and is in excellent condition showing little wear with some minor marks. The blued finish on the receiver is in good to very good condition showing light edge wear and light scratches with some minor thinning. The receiver was factory drilled for scope mounts. The trigger guard shows light edge wear with light scratches. The plain walnut stock is in very good condition showing little wear with some light marks from use. Original front and rear sighs including the front hood. Checkered steel butt plate. The action works fine. Includes a Ted Williams 4x scope attached to a Weaver style rail. Made from 1949-1957. C&R.

R Serial # 244273. 10 Ga. double barreled hammer fired shotgun with 32” barrels. The bores are good, mostly clean with isolated spots of light pitting. The bores are both choked Full with the left barrel a bit tighter. The chambers are 3”. Made after 1900. The finish on the barrels is a brown patina with carry wear at the chamber end that is worn to gray along with light muzzle wear and some scattered scratches. The receiver finish is a gray patina with scattered spots of older cleaned surface rust. The trigger guard is worn to bare gray with spots of older cleaned surface rust. The checkered walnut forearm is in good condition showing some light dings and scratches with finish wear. There is a small crack on the right side and the ebony tip has been replaced with a brown insert. The checkered walnut butt stock is in good to very good condition showing light scratches and marks from use with finish wear, no cracks. Original butt plate. The action seems to work fine. C&R.

R Serial # NSN. .22 LR… caliber semi auto rifle with a 22” barrel. The bore is excellent. Detachable magazine. Promotional model similar in appearance to the Model 60, but with a detachable magazine instead of a tubular mag. Made from 1962-1965. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in very good to excellent condition showing little wear with some light scratches. The black finish on the alloy receiver is in good condition showing edge wear and scratches. The plain walnut stock is in good to very good condition showing some scattered light dings and scratches. The stock bullseye is intact. Original front and rear sights, the front sight hood is missing. Plastic butt plate. The action works fine. Includes a Weaver B4 scope mounted to the grooved receiver. C&R.

R Serial # NSN. .22 Sh-L-LR caliber bolt action rifle with a 24” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Tubular magazine. The blued metal finish on the barrel and receiver is in fair condition showing muzzle wear, edge wear and thinning with scratches and light surface rust. The left side of the receiver has been drilled rot a side mount. The magazine tube is worn to near bare metal with a covering of surface rust. The checkered walnut stock is in very good condition showing some scattered light dings and scratches. Original front and rear sights. Plastic butt plate. The action works fine. Made from 1938 to 1964. C&R.

R Serial # NSN. .22 Sh-L-LR caliber bolt action manually cocked single shot rifle with a 22” barrel. The bore is excellent. Promotional model made in 1959. The blued metal finish on the barrel and grooved receiver is in very good condition showing little wear some scattered light scratches as well as some scattered spots of light freckling. The area around the receiver grooves shows some heavier scratching. The plain walnut stock is in very good condition with some scattered scratches and finish wear. Plastic butt plate. Original front and rear sights. The stock bullseye is missing. The action works fine. C&R.

R Serial # 201695 .22 LR caliber bolt action rifle with a 21” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Detachable magazine. Made in Canada. Lakefield Arms operated from 1965 until 1995 when they were acquired by Savage. The Mark II became the basis for an entire line of Savage rifles. The blued metal finish on the barrel and grooved receiver is in very good condition showing little wear with some scattered light scratches and light freckling. The checkered hardwood stock is in very good to excellent condition showing some scattered light marks. Original front and rear sights. Plastic butt plate. The action works fine.

R Serial # 16431693. .22 LR caliber semi auto rifle with a 22” barrel. The bore is excellent. Full length tubular magazine. Made in 1984. The blued metal finish on the barrel and magazine tube is in good to very good condition showing scattered scratches and scattered light surface rust. The black finished alloy receiver is in very good condition showing some tiny chips along the edges with some scratches on and around the scope rail. The plain hardwood stock is in good to very good condition showing some minor marks from use with a patch of finish wear at the comb. Original front and rear sights. The plastic butt plate was broken at the heel and repaired with 1 small piece missing. The action works fine.

R Serial # 39785. 6.5x55 Swedish caliber bolt action carbine with an 18-1/2" barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. This is the M1894-14 variant with the combination nose piece/bayonet lug. Made in 1907. Swedish made M94’s were made from 1898 until 1932. The blued metal finish on the barrel and receiver is in very good condition showing muzzle wear from the bayonet and some light edge wear. The numbers appear to be all matching, no import stamps visible. The floor plate and trigger guard show light edge wear with light surface rust. The walnut stock and hand guard are in very good to excellent condition showing a few scattered marks. The stock disc and range chart are attached to the stock along with a sling buckle. The action works fine. Includes a Model M1914 bayonet with scabbard and a correct leather sling. C&R.

R Serial # 123504. .22 LR caliber semi auto rifle with a 23” barrel. The bore is excellent. Made in 1954. 10 round tubular magazine in the butt stock. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in good to very good condition showing light muzzle wear with scattered light scuffs and scratches and some scattered dots of light surface rust. The barrel has been drilled and tapped for a Mossberg No. 6 scope mount. The rear most screw is broken off. The blued metal finish on the receiver is in very good condition showing little wear with scratches on the left side along with some scattered light freckling. The plain walnut forearm is in good condition showing scattered light dings and scratches. There is a fine crack along the bottom with an associated epoxy filled hole. The matching plain walnut butt stock is in good to very good condition showing scattered light scratches, tiny dings and finish wear. There is a small, fine crack at the upper tang. Original front and rear sights. Steel butt plate. The action works fine. Made from 1933 to 1958. C&R.

R Serial # X221367M. 12 Ga. pump action shotgun with a 28” ventilated rib barrel. The bore is excellent, clean and shiny. The barrel accepts screw in chokes, an Imp. Mod. tube is installed. The chamber is 3”. The matte black metal finish on the barrel is in very good condition showing light action wear with some scattered light cleaned surface rust at the muzzle and along the rib. The matte black finish on the receiver is in very good to excellent condition showing little wear with some light scuffs and some isolated spots of light surface rust near the rigger guard on the right side. The checkered hardwood forearm and matching butt stock are in very good to excellent condition showing little wear with some minor marks along the underside of the butt stock. Original Remington black rubber recoil pad. The action works fine.

R Serial # 20714086. .22 Sh-L-LR caliber bolt action rifle with a 22” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Detachable magazine. Made in 1980. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in very good condition showing little wear with some scattered light scratches and scattered dots of light surface rust. The blued metal finish on the receiver is in excellent condition showing little wear. The checkered walnut stock is in good to very good condition showing scattered light dings and scratches with some heavier dings and finish wear along the comb. Original front and rear sights including the front hood. Sling swivel studs. Plastic butt plate. The action works fine. Includes a Tasco 3-9x32 scope attached to the grooved receiver. Made from 1971-1988.

R Serial # 73805. .35 Remington caliber pump action take-down rifle with a 24” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Made in 1949. Tubular magazine. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in fair to good condition showing a large area of older cleaned surface rust near the muzzle. The magazine tube also shows older cleaned surface rust along with action wear. The blued metal finish on the receiver shows light edge wear with scratches and scattered spots of light surface rust. The trigger guard shows some heavier scratches with light surface rust. The grooved walnut forearm is in very good condition showing some minor marks from use. The matching plain butt stock is in fair condition showing a large crack on either side of the wrist along with scattered light scratches. Non-factory red rubber recoil pad. Original front sight with a flip-down rear sight. The action works fine, the safety can be a little sticky. Includes a Bushnell Custom DM 3-9x38 scope attached to a rail on the top of the receiver. Made from 1935 to 1950. C&R.

R Serial # 514180. 12 Ga. single shot shotgun with a 29-3/4” Genuine Armory Steel barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with no pitting. The barrel is choked Imp. Mod. The blued metal finish on the barrel is a brown patina worn to bare metal at the muzzle with carry wear at the breech and. The receiver is a blotchy brown/gray patina with older cleaned surface rust. The plain walnut forearm and matching butt stock are in good condition showing scattered dings and scratches. The butt stock has a former owner’s name dot stamped in the wrist. The rear portion has had extra finish added associated with a homemade tire tread recoil pad attached to the butt. The action works OK. C&R.

R Serial # NSN. .22 Sh-L-LR caliber bolt action target rifle with a 24” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Full length tubular magazine. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in fair condition showing heavy rust at the muzzle end with thinning and scattered dots of light surface rust on the remainder of the barrel. The finish is beginning to turn brown. The magazine tube shows heavy rust at the muzzle end with scattered light rust on the main body of the tube. The blued metal finish on the receiver is in very good condition showing edge wear with scattered light surface rust. The bolt handle id rusty. Original front sight, the rear sight has been removed and the dovetail filled with a blank. Original receiver mounted target sight attached to the left rear of the receiver. The plain walnut stock is in good to very good condition showing some scattered light marks with finish wear. Original swivels. The stock bullseye is present. The plastic butt plate has a large chip missing from the toe. The action works OK. Made from 1940 to 1965. C&R.

R Serial # 1819534. .32 Win. Spl. caliber lever action rifle with a 20” barrel. The bore is very good, clean and shiny with good, slightly worn rifling. Full length tubular magazine. Made in 1951. The blued metal finish on the barrel and magazine tube is in very good to excellent condition showing light muzzle wear with some scattered light scratches. The blued finish on the receiver is in good condition showing edge wear and moderate carry wear with thinning and scratches along with some scattered spots of light surface rust. The exposed metal is turning slightly brown. The lever is worn with scratches and light surface rust. The barrel bands show wear and thinning. The plain walnut forearm has had extra finish and is in good to very good condition showing scattered light dings and scratches. The matching butt stock has had extra finish added as well and is in fair to good condition showing numerous scattered dings, scrapes and scratches. Non-factory red rubber recoil pad added. Original and front rear sights including the front hood. Sling swivels added. The action works fine. Includes a leather sling. C&R.

R Serial # 71G85085. 12 Ga. semi auto shotgun with a 27-1/2” ventilated rib barrel. The bore is excellent, clean and shiny. The barrel is choked Modified (**). The chamber is 2-3/4’. Made in Belgium in 1971. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in very good condition showing scattered light spots of older cleaned surface rust with some light scratches and light rub marks from removing the forearm. The blued finish on the engraved receiver is in very good condition showing edge wear and light carry wear with some scratches. The gloss finished checkered walnut forearm and matching butt stock are in very good condition showing some scattered light dings and scratches, no cracks. Original plastic butt plate with an LoP of 14-1/4”. The action works fine. Includes the original instruction packet. C&R.

R Serial # 25607672. .22 Sh-L-LR caliber bolt action rifle wit a 22” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Full length tubular magazine. Made in 1975. The blued metal finish on the barrel and magazine tube is in very good condition showing little wear with some scattered light scratches and some light rust around the rear sight. The blued metal finish on the grooved receiver is in very good to excellent condition showing little wear with some fine scratches. The checkered walnut stock is in very good to excellent condition showing little sign of use with some scattered light marks. Original front and rear sights including the front hood. The stock bullseye is present. Plastic butt plate. The action works fine. Includes a Marlin 500A 3-7x20 scope mounted to the grooved receiver. Made from 1971-1988.

R Serial # C933834. .410 Ga over/under shotgun with 24” barrels. The bores are excellent. The barrels are both choked F. Similar in construction to the Model 24 combinations guns. Barrel selector mounted on the hammer. The blued metal finish on the barrels is in excellent condition showing little wear with scattered spots of older cleaned surface rust along the top of the bottom barrel. The case-hardened receiver shows good case color with some light scratches. The checkered walnut butt stock and matching forearm are in very good to excellent condition showing a few scattered light scratches with some very light finish wear. Plastic butt plate. The action works fine and the lock-up is tight. Made from 1977 to 1981.

R Serial # 359. .22 LR caliber bolt action military training rifle with 24” barrel. The bore is fair, mostly clean with roughness and pitting. Correct “long” 5 round magazine. The rifle was originally made as a training rifle to train cadets on the 1903 Springfield rifle during the 1920’s and 30’s but quickly became a favorite for small bore rifle matches. This rifle is an original M1922 made in 1922 and never upgraded to the M1 or M2 configuration. Correct dual firing pin bolt. Correct M48B Lyman rear sight. The barrel is dated 6-22. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in good condition showing light muzzle wear with some fine scratches and thinning at the chamber end. The front sight band shows wear and scratching. The blued metal finish on the receiver is very good condition showing light edge wear with just a hint of a light haze of fine surface rust. The plain walnut stock has been lightly refinished and is in very good to excellent condition showing some scattered light scratches. Front and rear swivels. No markings visible on the stock. Receiver mounted Lyman aperture sight. Checkered steel butt plate. The action functions fine. The original M1922’s were made from 1922 until 1924 until upgraded to the M1922 M1. Includes a leather Hickok marked sling dated 1943. C&R.

R Serial # NSN. 12 Ga. bolt action shotgun with a 27” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean and shiny. The barrel is choked Full. Made in Germany. The GEHA is a modified Mauser 98 rifle that has been converted to a shotgun. The conversions were popular during the interwar years, mostly in the 1920’s. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in fair condition showing scratches, wear and thinning along with scattered light surface rust. The finish is starting to turn to a brown patina. The blued metal finish on the receiver is in good condition showing edge wear with scratches and scattered light surface rust. An ejection shield had been added which shows heavy wear and is turning brown. The trigger guard and floor plate are a worn brown patina with scattered cleaned surface rust. The converted walnut Mauser stock is in good condition with dings, scratches and older mildew stains. Geha emblem inlaid in the but stock. The action works fine. Includes a deteriorated lace-on recoil pad. C&R.

R Serial #NSN. .22 LR caliber bolt action target rifle with a 26” heavy barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Detachable magazine. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in very good condition showing light muzzle wear with some scattered light scratches. There are 2 drilled and tapped holes approx. 5” forward of the receiver where either the rear sight has been removed, or for scope blocks. The blued metal finish on the receiver is in very good condition showing light edge wear. There are 3 drilled and tapped holes, 2 on the front bridge and 1 on the rear. The plain walnut target stock with an adjustable front rest is in very good to excellent condition showing some scattered light scratches. The steel trigger guard shows edge wear and scratches. Original swivels. Original front globe sight. Lyman receiver mounted peep sight. The action works fine. Includes a leather sling. Made from 1937-1938. C&R.

R Serial # 184689. 12 Ga. double barreled shotgun with 28” barrels. The bores are excellent, clean and shiny. The barrels are both choked Imp. Cyl., they may have been cut back. Double triggers with extractors. Made c. 1924 by Ithaca Gun Co. after it acquired the Lefever name. The blued metal finish on the barrels is in very good condition showing light muzzle wear, scattered light scratches and scattered light freckling. There are scattered dings with edge wear along the rib. The frame finish is a gray patina with spots of older cleaned surface rust, it is beginning to turn brown in spots. The checkered walnut forearm and butt stock show wear to the checkering with scattered dings and scratches. The butt stock has had extra finish added which is showing wear again. Plastic butt plate with a chip at the heel. The action seems to works OK, the lock up is tight. Made from 1921 to 1948. C&R.

R Serial # G178638. .30-06 caliber bolt action rifle with a 22” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Made between 1972 and 1979. Blind magazine. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in excellent condition showing little sign of use. The matte finish on the receiver is in very good to excellent condition showing light edge wear with some light scratches. The checkered hardwood stock is in very good to excellent condition showing some light dings and scratches, mostly at the toe area. Plastic butt plate. Original front and rear sights. The action works fine. Includes a Bushnell 3-9x40 scope on Weaver style mounts.

R Serial # NSN. .22 LR semi auto rifle with a 19-1/2” barrel. The bore is very good, clean with strong rifling. Tubular magazine in the butt. Made in 1963. This is the Mohawk Brown version. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in excellent condition showing little wear. The blued metal finish on the steel receiver cover is in good condition showing little wear with scattered light freckling. The brown nylon stock is in very good condition showing scattered light scratches. Original front and adjustable rear sight, the front sight shows edge wear. The action works fine. Made from 1959 until 1990. Includes an All-Pro 2.5-6x20 scope mounted to the grooved receiver. C&R.

Serial # 54320. .50 caliber black powder muzzle loading in-line rifle with a 28” barrel. The bore is very good, clean with no rust visible. Uses a 209 shotgun primer for ignition and features a breech plug which is easily removed with just a 90 degree turn. Fiber optic front and rear sights. The matte stainless steel finish on the barrel is in excellent condition showing little use. The matte stainless steel finish on the receiver is in excellent condition as well showing little wear. The checkered black synthetic stock and plain forearm are in very good to excellent condition showing little wear with some scattered light scuffs. Black rubber Limbsaver recoil pad and sling swivel studs. The action works fine. Includes the original box with the instructions and a breech tool, the ramrod and a Weaver style rail attached to the receiver.

R Serial # 49989. .270 Win. caliber bolt action rifle with a 24” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Made in 1944. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in excellent condition showing little wear with some minor marks. The matte blue finish on the receiver is in very good to excellent condition showing light edge wear some scattered light scuffs and scratches. The floor plate and trigger guard are in good condition showing thinning with light scratches. The checkered walnut stock is in good condition showing wear to the checkering with scattered dings and scratches, mostly on the left side of the butt, along with finish wear. Non-factory red recoil pad. Original front sight including the hood, the rear sight has been removed and a blank installed in the dovetail. The bolt is matched to the receiver. The action works fine. Includes a Bushnell Banner 3-8x32 scope in Weaver mounts. C&R.

R Serial # 96025316. .30-30 Win. caliber lever action rifle with a 20” barrel with a full-length magazine tube. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Made in 2004. The blued metal finish on the barrel and magazine tube is in very good condition showing little wear with some scattered light scratches and scattered dots of light surface rust. The blued metal finish on the receiver is in fair to good condition showing scattered light to moderate surface rust freckling. The checkered hardwood stock and forearm are in very good condition showing some scattered light dings. Original front sight missing the hood, the rear sight has been removed. Sling swivel studs. Plastic butt plate. The action works fine. Includes a no-name 3-9x40 scope in Weaver mounts. Made from 1983 to 2007.

R Serial # 106400. .22 LR caliber semi auto pistol with a 6-5/8” barrel. The bore is excellent. Made in 1936. Detachable 10 round magazine. The original blued metal finish on the barrel is in very good condition showing little wear with some scattered tiny dings and scattered dots of light surface rust. The blued finish on the slide is in very good condition as well showing very light edge wear with some very light surface rust in the serrations and around the rear sight. The blued finish on the frame is in very good condition showing light edge wear with some scratches on the trigger guard and slight thinning on the front and rear grip straps. The checkered walnut grips are in very good to excellent condition showing only some minor marks with light soiling. Original sights. The action works fine. Th e1st Model was made from 1927-1947. C&R.

R Serial # 85415. .45 Colt/.410 Ga. over/under derringer with 3½” barrels. The bores are excellent. The chambers are 3”. This gun features all stainless steel construction with laminated wood grips. The brushed stainless steel finish on the barrels is in very good to excellent condition showing scattered light scuffs and scratches. The stainless steel finish on the frame is in very good condition showing some scratches on the left side. The laser checkered laminated grips are in excellent condition showing no wear. The action works fine. Includes a small black nylon holster.

R Serial # 2T28902. .22 LR caliber semi auto take-down rifle with a 19-1/4” barrel. The bore is excellent. Made in Japan in 1962. 10 shot tubular magazine in the butt stock. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in very good condition showing little wear with some scattered small spots of light surface rust. The blued metal finish on the engraved receiver is in very good condition showing light edge wear with some light scratches and some tiny dings around the scope groove. The gloss finished checkered walnut forearm and matching butt stock are in very good condition showing little wear with some scattered dings. Grooved steel butt plate. Original front and rear flip-down sight. The action works fine. C&R.

R Serial # 400740. 6.35mm/.25acp vest pocket pistol with a 2” barrel. The bore is excellent. Made in Belgium in 1967. Detachable magazine. The blued metal finish on the slide is in very good condition showing light edge wear with some light scratching. The blued finish on the steel frame is in very good condition as well showing light edge wear. The checkered black plastic grips are in excellent condition showing little. Includes a soft Browning marked case. C&R.

R Serial # 245PV50910. 9mm Luger caliber semi auto pistol with a 4-5/8” barrel. The bore is excellent. Made in Belgium in 1985. Detachable magazine. The blued metal finish on the steel slide is in very good to excellent condition showing little wear with a small patch of light scratches on the left rear corner of the slide. The blued metal finish on the steel slide is in very good condition showing little wear with a small patch of finish loss at the base of the rear grip strap which has turned brown. The checkered walnut grips are in excellent condition showing little sign of use. Adjustable rear sight. The action works fine. Includes a soft browning marked case.

R Serial # 302426. .22 Magnum caliber single action 6 shot revolver with a 4-5/8” barrel. The bore is very good, clean with strong rifling. Made in 1959. Single caliber magnum marked frame. Original “3-Screw” action has not been converted to the newer transfer bar safety system. `The blued metal finish on the barrel is in good condition showing thinning, scratches and light surface rust. The barrel may have been cut back, a non-factory front sight has been installed that required alteration of the barrel and ejector rod housing. The blued finish on the fluted cylinder shows edge wear with scratches and scattered light freckling along with a moderate drag line. The blued finish on the frame shows edge wear with scattered scratches and scattered light freckling. The fixed rear sight has been replaced with a larger adjustable rear sight. The black plastic checkered grips are in very good condition showing little wear with some light marks from use. The action works fine. Includes a hard plastic case. C&R.

R Serial # H2236521. .300 Wby Mag. caliber bolt action rifle with a 26” barrel. The bore is excellent. Made c. 1994 in Japan by Howa. Made without sights. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in excellent condition showing little wear with some light scratches. The receiver and floor plate/trigger guard are in excellent condition as well showing little sign of wear with some light scratches. The nicely figured gloss finished checkered walnut stock with contrasting nose piece and pistol grip cap is in very good to excellent condition showing little wear with some minor marks from use. Non-factory brown rubber recoil pad. The action works fine. Includes a Weatherby Supreme 3-9x44 scope. The Howa made rifles were made from 1973-1994.

R Serial # P102786V. 12 Ga. semi auto shotgun with a 25-1/2” ventilated rib barrel. The bore is excellent. The barrel accepts screw-in choke tubes, a Modified tube is installed. The chamber is 2-3/4”. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in very good to excellent condition showing little wear with some scattered scratches. The blued finish on the engraved receiver is in excellent condition showing little sign of wear with some fine scratches. The gloss finished checkered walnut forearm and matching butt stock are in very good to excellent condition showing some scattered light marks and scratches from use. Non-factory black rubber recoil pad with an LoP of 14”. The action works fine. Includes a hard case with the instructions, a spare 30” VR barrel, 2 extra choke tubes and a choke wrench.

R Serial # 400409. .220 Swift caliber bolt action rifle with a 26” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Made in 1957. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in excellent condition showing little wear with some minor marks. The matte blue finish on the receiver is in excellent condition as well showing little wear some scattered light scuffs. The blued floor plate and trigger guard are in very good condition showing light edge wear. The checkered walnut stock is in excellent condition showing little sign of use. Checkered steel butt plate. Original front sight including the hood, the rear sight has been removed. The bolt is matched to the receiver. The action works fine. C&R.

R Serial # 5642708. .30-06 caliber semi auto rifle with a 24” barrel. The bore is very good, mostly clean with good, strong rifling with slight roughness in the grooves. Made in late 1955. The barrel is HRA marked with a barrel dated 5-55. The bolt, trigger housing, hammer and the op-rod are all HRA marked. The milled trigger guard is not marked. The silvery gray parkerized finish on the gas cylinder, cylinder nut and barrel is in good condition showing thinning and scratches. The silvery gray Parkerizing on the receiver and op rod show edge wear with light scuffs and scratches. The parkerized finish on the trigger group shows edge wear and thinning with scratches. The walnut stock and hand guards have been cleaned and sanded and are in good condition showing scattered remnant dings and dents. There is a faint circle “P” remaining on the on the wrist. There are no other markings visible on the stock. The action works fine. Includes the CMP paperwork. H&R M1’s were made from 1953-1956. C&R.

R Serial # 887529. .30 M1 Carbine caliber semi auto rifle with an 18” barrel. The bore is very good, clean with good, slightly worn rifling. Made in mid-1943. IBM barrel that is not dated. Detachable 15 round magazine. The dark gray parkerized arsenal finish on the barrel is in very good condition showing light edge wear with some light scuffs/scratches and slight traces of surface rust. The dark gray parkerized finish on the receiver is in excellent condition showing little wear. The op rod and trigger group show light edge wear. The flat bolt shows thinning with action wear on the lugs. The USGI low wood pot-belly walnut stock and 4 rivet hand guard are in fair condition showing numerous dings and scratches. There is an FAT 61 cartouche on the butt indicating Italian service. Type 3 barrel band. Adjustable type rear sight. The action works fine. Includes a green canvas web sling with the oiler that is not installed correctly, a spare 30 round magazine and the CMP paperwork. C&R.

R Serial # 020786. 22 LR caliber semi auto rifle with a 17-1/2” barrel. The bore is excellent. Made in Italy. This is a rimfire AK-47 style rifle featuring authentic looking wood hand guards and butt stock and a detachable magazine. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in fair to good condition showing little wear with a covering of light surface rust. The blued finish on the gas tube is very good to excellent showing little wear. The matte black finish on the steel receiver and top cover is in very good condition showing edge wear light scuffs scratches. The hardwood hand guards, pistol grip and butt stock are in very good condition showing little wear with some scattered light dings and scratches. Military style sights. The action works fine. Includes a cleaning rod.

R Serial # F27409. .22 Sh-L-LR caliber lever action rifle with a 20-1/2” barrel. The bore is excellent. Full length tubular magazine. Made in 1972. The original blued metal finish on the barrel and magazine tube is in very good condition showing little sign of wear with scattered dots of cleaned surface rust and scattered light freckling. The blued finish on the grooved steel receiver is in very good to excellent condition as well showing little to no wear with some scattered fine scratches and some widely scattered dots light surface rust. The lever shows some scattered light surface rust. The plain walnut forearm and matching walnut stock are in very good condition showing little sign of wear with a few scattered light dings and scratches. Original front and rear sights including the front hood. Plastic butt plate. The action works fine. C&R.

R Serial # 50-04206. .30 Carbine caliber single action revolver with a 7-1/2” barrel. The bore is excellent. Made in 1969. This is the Old Model “3-Screw” Blackhawk made before the newer transfer bar safety. This revolver has not been converted to the newer system. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in excellent condition showing little to no sign of wear with some fine scratches. The ejector rod housing has some small dings and scratches on the end. The blued finish on the fluted cylinder is in excellent condition showing little sign of use with virtually no drag line. The blued finish on the frame is in excellent condition showing little sign of use with some light marks on the trigger guard. The original walnut grips are in very good to excellent condition showing little sign of use. Adjustable rear sight. The action works fine. C&R.

R Serial # ADK0815. .44 Magnum caliber double action revolver with a 10-1/2” barrel. The bore is excellent. 6 shot fluted cylinder. This N frame revolver is the silhouette target version and features an adjustable 4 position front sight. Made c. 1982. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in very good condition showing light muzzle wear with some scattered light scratches. The blued metal finish on the fluted cylinder is in very good condition as well showing light edge wear with some fine scratches and a light to moderate drag line. The blued metal finish on the frame is in very good condition showing light wear on the bottom edges with some heavier scuffs/scratches on the underside of the trigger guard. The checkered walnut target grips are in very condition showing light finish wear. The action works fine. Includes the original box, the instructions and the cleaning tools.

R Serial # 34393. .30 U.S. caliber (.30-40 Krag) lever action rifle with a 28” round barrel. The bore is good to very good, mostly clean with strong rifling and frosting in the grooves. Internal magazine. The 1895 was the last lever action rifle designed by John Browning. Made in 1902. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in very good condition showing muzzle wear with scattered spots of older cleaned surface rust near the muzzle and some scattered light freckling at mid-barrel. The blued finish on the receiver and magazine well is in fair condition showing heavy wear and scratching with less than 50% of the original finish remaining. There are two holes in the left side from a previous side sight mount for a Lyman Model 21 receiver sight. The lever is worn to near bare metal and is turning slightly brown. The plain walnut forearm with an ebony tip is in good condition showing some light dings and scratches. The matching plain walnut butt stock is in very good condition showing some scattered light marks from use. There is a small, professionally done repair at the toe. Original front and rear sights. Crescent steel butt plate. The action works fine. The Model 1895 was made from 1895-1931. C&R.

R Serial # HS 19095. .22 Sh-L-LR caliber lever action take-down rifle with a 24” octagon barrel. The bore is very good, clean with strong rifling, no roughness or pitting. Full length magazine tube. This is an early HS (High Speed) prefix model with the “Corporation” marked barrel (The Marlin Firearms Corporation); there is no star marking on the upper tang. HS prefix guns were introduced in 1932. The blued metal finish on the barrel and magazine tube is in good condition showing edge wear and scratches with some scattered light freckling. The finish is starting to turn brown. There are 4 drilled and tapped holes on the barrel that have been filled with screws. The receiver finish is a blotchy gray patina with traces of original case color remaining. The lever is worn to near bare gray with traces of case color showing along with some spots of older cleaned surface rust. The plain walnut forearm is in very good condition with some light dings, scratches and finish wear. The plain walnut butt stock is in very good condition as well showing scattered light dings and scratches with finish wear. The stock bullseye is present. Original plastic butt plate. Original front and rear sights along with a tang mounted peep sight. The action works fine. Made from 1922 to 1938. C&R.

R Serial # 137476. .40-90 WCF caliber lever action take-down rifle with a 22” round barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Made in 1906. Full length magazine tube. The blued metal finish on the barrel and magazine tube is in very good condition showing muzzle wear with slight thinning and some scattered fine freckling. The magazine tube shows some light action wear. There is a 2nd dovetail cut into the barrel at the mid-point that was filled. The blued metal finish on the receiver is in very good condition showing edge wear and carry wear with thinning and light scratches. The lever is a brown patina with edge wear, carry wear and some scattered pitting. There is a Lyman 21 receiver sight attached to the left side of the receiver. The rear sight has been cut and the base used to fill the dovetail. The plain walnut forearm is in good condition showing scattered dings and scratches, no cracks. The plain straight grip butt stock is in good condition as well showing some scattered dings and scratches with finish wear. Thee is a repair at the toe where a large chip was split off and re-attached. Plastic butt plate. The action works fine. Includes a factory letter. Made from 1886-1935. C&R.

R Serial # 3828. .30 WCF (.30-30 Win.) caliber lever action take-down rifle with a 24” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Made in 1926. Half-length tubular magazine. The original blued metal finish on the barrel is in very good condition showing light wear and thinning at the muzzle with some scattered light scratches and some light freckling behind the rear sight. The receiver shows edge wear and carry wear with scratches, the remaining finish is a brownish black patina. The lever shows heavy wear with a slight brown patina. Original front and rear sights. The plain walnut stock and forearm are in very good condition showing some scattered light dings and scratches with finish wear. Original grooved steel butt plate. The action works fine. Approximately 20,500 made from 1924 to 1932. C&R.

R Serial # CL251323. .25-20 Win. caliber lever action rifle with a 21-1/2” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Full-length magazine tube. The blued metal finish on the barrel and magazine tube is in very good condition showing light muzzle wear with some widely scattered dots of light freckling along with some rub marks from removing the forearm. There is a filled dovetail on the underside of the barrel, the magazine tube has been changed from it’s original half length to full length. The blued metal finish on the receiver is in very good condition showing light edge wear with some fine scratches and some light scuffing on the top surface. The finish on the lever and hammer is a blotchy brownish gray patina with edge wear and thinning. The plain walnut stock and forearm are in very good condition showing some scattered light marks and scratches with light finish wear. The stock bullseye is intact. Original front and rear sights. Plastic butt plate. The action works fine. Includes the original box with the original half-length magazine tube, no instructions. The CL prefix guns were made from 1988-1993.

R Serial # 4303412. .30-06 caliber semi auto rifle with a 24” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Made in 1952. The barrel is marked LMR with a cross and is dated 3-53. LMR is Line Material Corporation who made replacement barrels in the 1950’s. The cross indicates Greek service. The bolt, trigger housing and hammer are SA marked. The op-rod is HRA marked. The milled trigger guard is not marked. The barrel, op-rod and the front and rear sights are NM marked. The barrel, receiver, bolt and trigger group have been refinished and are in good to very good condition showing light edge wear. The receiver, bolt and op rod have a blotchy brown black appearance with the markings showing evidence of buffing. The gas cylinder and nut have a worn gray parkerized finish. The walnut stock and handguards have been refinished and are in very good to excellent condition showing little sign of use. There are no markings visible on the wood. The action works fine. C&R.

Serial # 15064. .32-20 caliber pump action rifle with a 26” round barrel. The bore is very good, mostly clean with some isolated spots or light roughness. Made in 1886. Early version made without the dust cover. The metal finish on the barrel and the full-length magazine tube is a brown patina with scattered light scratches, scattered light surface rust and light action wear. The receiver is a brown patina with edge wear, carry wear scratches and scattered light surface rust. The colt engraving is faint, but complete and visible. Original front and rear sights. The checkered walnut forearm is in good condition with some flattening of the checkering along with scattered dings and scratches. There is a small epoxy repair on the right rear. and a small crack on the left side. The matching plain walnut stock is in very good condition showing some minor marks from use. No cracks. The crescent steel butt plate is a blotchy brownish gray patina with surface rust. Folding peep sight attached to the upper tang. The action works fine. Please see the pictures to get a better idea of the overall condition. Made from 1882-1902.

R Serial # KU174867. .45 ACP caliber semi auto pistol with a 3” barrel. The bore is excellent. 7 round detachable magazine. Custom shop gun featuring a match grade bushing-less barrel ambidextrous safety, night sights and the Kimber “Carry Melt” de-horning treatment. All steel construction. The satin black finish on the steel slide is in very good to excellent condition showing just a hint of some slight wear on the 4 corners of the slide. The satin black finish on the steel frame is in excellent condition showing little sign of use. The scalloped gray/black G10 grips are in excellent condition showing no wear. 3 dot night sights. The action functions fine. Includes a spare magazine.

Serial # R389660. .44 caliber black powder percussion fired revolver with an 8” octagon barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Modern reproduction of the original Remington 1858 New Army. Made in Italy in 2009. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in very good condition showing light edge wear with some fine scratches. The blued finish on the un-fluted cylinder is in excellent condition showing little sign of use. The blued metal finish on the frame is in excellent condition showing little wear. It has taken on a slight plum hue. The brass trigger guard is excellent. The hammer and trigger show good case color. The smooth hardwood grips are in very good condition showing some minor marks from use. The action works fine.

Serial # NSN. .50 caliber flintlock rifle with a 42” octagon barrel. The bore is very good, mostly clean with strong rifling. The barrel is marked only .50 Cal with a symbol that has 2 M’s in a circle. The lock plate has no markings. The barrel measures approx. 0.900” across the flats at the muzzle and at the breech end. The overall length is 57-1/2”. Double set triggers. The metal finish on the barrel is a brown patina showing little wear with some scattered fine scratches. Fixed front and rear sights dovetailed into the barrel. The lock plate, hammer and frizzen have a brown patina showing little wear. The lock work and hammer appears to be contemporary. The full-length hardwood stock has some simple decorative carving and some decorative brass inlays including a brass star on the left side of the butt. An inlay below the star holds a small pick tool for cleaning the touch hole. The stock is in very good condition showing some scattered light dings and scratches, no cracks. Brass butt plate, hinged patch box, trigger guard, side plate, and barrel hardware. The action works fine. Includes a wood ramrod.

R Serial # 13799. 12 Ga. double barrel shotgun with 26” barrels. The bores are excellent, clean and shiny. The gun was probably made around 1940. Single selective trigger with ejectors. The gun comes with 2 sets of barrels, both are numbered 1903. The set on the gun are 26” and are marked as being choked Modified and Imp. Cyl. Both barrels measure Imp. Cyl. The spare set of barrels are 30” and are marked as being choked Full and Modified but measure a loose Full and Imp. Cyl. The blued metal finish on the 26” barrels is in very good condition showing muzzle wear with scattered light scratches and widely scattered light freckling. There are patches of finish loss on the left barrel that have been touched up with cold blue. Both barrels have heavier scuffs and scratches at the chamber end. The blued metal finish on the receiver shows edge wear, heavy carry wear and heavy wear on the recoil shields along with scratches. The upper and lower tang and the opening lever are worn to bare metal. The trigger guard shows heavy wear with dings and scratches, it is turning slightly brown. The checkered walnut beavertail forearm is in good to very good condition with some scattered dings and scratches. The matching nicely figured checkered butt stock is in good to very good condition showing scattered dings and scratches. Brown rubber “Locator” recoil pad installed with an LoP of 14-1/4”. The action works fine and is tight. Please see the pictures to get a better idea of the condition. C&R.

Serial # E6899. 7.65 Argentine caliber bolt action rifle with a 28” barrel. Detachable magazine. The bore is excellent, mostly clean with some light fouling. This rifle started life as a military rifle made by Ludwig Loewe in Germany for Argentina. The rifle has been sporterized. The barrel has been cut back slightly, the military stock, handguards, barrel hardware and sights discarded. The bolt handle has been altered for scope clearance, sporter sights have been added and the action placed in a sporter stock. The blued metal finish on the barrel and receiver is in very good condition showing little wear with some scattered scratches and scattered spots of light freckling. The metal shows evidence of buffing. The floor plate and trigger guard show light edge wear with scratches and just a hint of some light surface rust. The checkered walnut sporter stock is in very good condition showing scattered light dings and scratches with light finish wear. Brown rubber recoil pad added. The action works fine. Includes a Swift 3-9x40 scope with Weaver style mounts and a spare magazine.

R Serial # 188590. 16 Ga. double barrel shotgun with 26” barrels. The bores are excellent, clean with no pitting. The barrels are choked Full and Modified. Double triggers with extractors. Made in 1920. The blued metal finish on the barrels is in very good condition showing little wear with scattered scratches and scattered spots of light surface rust along with some thinning at the chamber end. The barrel markings are sharp and clear. The frame is worn to bare metal, there are traces of original case color under the opening lever. The trigger guard is worn to bare metal. The checkered walnut forearm and matching pistol grip butt stock are in very good condition showing some scattered marks from use. There is one larger ding on the left side. Non-factory brown rubber recoil pad with an LoP of 14”. The action works fine and the lock up is tight. C&R.

Serial # NSN. .50 caliber flintlock rifle with a 44” octagon barrel. The bore is very good, mostly clean with strong rifling. The barrel is not marked. The lock plate has no markings. The barrel measures approx. 0.940” across the flats at the muzzle and at the breech end. The overall length is 60”. Single set trigger that must be bumped forward to set. The metal finish on the barrel is a brown patina showing little wear with some scattered fine scratches. Fixed front and rear sights dovetailed into the barrel. The lock plate is polished bright. The hammer and frizzen have a matte silver color with scattered light surface rust. The lock work and hammer appears to be contemporary. The full-length hardwood stock has some light striping with a decorative brass star inlay in the butt. The stock is in excellent condition showing little use. Brass butt plate, trigger guard, side plate, and barrel hardware. The action works fine. Includes a wood ramrod.

R Serial # 18161. .22 Sh-L-LR caliber pump action take-down rifle with a 24” octagon barrel. The bore is very good, clean with strong rifling. Tubular magazine. The blued metal finish on the barrel is mostly a brown patina showing muzzle wear and edge wear with scratches and scattered light surface rust freckling. The magazine tube is a thinning brown patina with action wear. The satin black finish on the receiver is in good condition showing edge wear with light scratches and scattered spots of surface rust. The grooved walnut forearm and matching plain walnut butt stock have had extra finish added long ago which is slightly crinkled and again shows some scattered light dings and scratches with finish wear. Original front and rear sights. A tang mounted peep sight has been installed. The action works fine, it is a little stiff. Original steel butt plate. Made from 1925 to 1929. C&R.

R Serial 2687076 12 Ga. side by side shot shotgun with 28” barrels. The bores are very good to excellent, mostly clean with some light fouling visible. The barrels are choked Full and Modified. Grade 1 gun with “Smokeless Powder Steel” barrels made c. 1916. Double triggers and extractors. The water table is stamped “S”. The blued metal finish on the barrels is in good condition showing muzzle wear with thinning and scattered light scratches along with some scattered light dings and light freckling. The case hardened receiver shows heavy wear with little case color remaining along with scattered light surface rust. The checkered walnut forearm and matching butt stock are in good to very good condition showing some scattered light marks, no cracks. Original Ithaca marked butt plate. The action works fine and the lock up is tight. C&R.

R Serial # P04320TM. .22 Magnum caliber pump action rifle with a 20-1/2” octagon barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Full length tubular magazine. The blued metal finish on the barrel and magazine tube is in fair to good condition showing little wear with some patches of heavy rust near the muzzle along with some scattered light scratches. The black enamel finish on the alloy receiver is generally in very good condition with one nasty scratch on the left side along with some light scratching on the scope groove. The grooved walnut forearm is in excellent condition showing little wear. The matching plain walnut butt stock is in very good to excellent condition some minor marks with light finish wear. Plastic butt plate. The action works fine. Includes a Simmons 3-9x32 scope mounted to the grooved receiver and a leather sling.

R Serial # 504-12376. .357 Magnum caliber double action revolver with a 5-1/2” barrel. The bore is excellent. Current production model made in 2020. The Redhawk is a large framed all stainless steel constructed revolver with an 8 shot un-fluted cylinder and an adjustable rear sight. The stainless steel finish on the barrel is in excellent condition showing little sign of use. The stainless steel finish on the un-fluted cylinder is in excellent condition as well showing little sign of use with virtually no drag line visible. The stainless steel finish on the frame is in excellent condition showing little to no wear. The plain hardwood grips are in excellent condition showing little to no sign of use. The action works fine. The revolver is in like new condition. Includes the gray plastic case with the instructions and a gun lock.

Serial # 25537. .40 caliber percussion fired pistol with a 4-1/4” octagon barrel. The smooth bore is in very good to excellent condition. Made in Spain. The metal finish on the engraved barrel is in the white and is in fair to good condition showing light to moderate surface rust. The engraved lock plate, hammer and trigger guard are in fair condition showing a covering of moderate surface rust. The hardwood stock with checkered grip is in good condition showing some light dings and scratches with light finish wear from use. The action works, but is very sluggish.

R Serial # WFC04237. .30-30 Win. caliber lever action saddle ring carbine with a 20” round barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Made in 1977 to commemorate the 125th Anniversary of the Wells Fargo Co. The rifle features an engraved silver toned receiver, special markings and a commemorative coin inlaid into the right side of the butt. The blued metal finish on the barrel and full-length magazine tube is in excellent condition showing little to no sign of use. The finish on the engraved silver toned receiver is in very good to excellent condition showing some minor scuffs. The blued finish on the lever is excellent showing no wear. The nicely figured, oil finished checkered walnut forearm is in excellent condition showing little to no sign of use. The matching butt stock would be excellent except for some raised grain lines and slight crazing of the grain on the left side. Steel crescent butt plate. The action works fine. Includes a soft gun sleeve. The Serial No. range was WFC1 to WFC19999. C&R.

R Serial # NSN. .22 Sh-L-LR caliber bolt action manually cocked single shot rifle with a 27” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with good rifling. The blued metal finish on the barrel and receiver is in fair condition showing light muzzle wear, scattered dings and scratches and a covering of light surface rust. The side of the receiver has been drilled for a side scope mount. The chrome on the bolt is in good condition with some scratches and light rust. The trigger guard shows heavy wear and is turning brown. The plain walnut stock has had extra finish added and is in fair to good condition showing scattered dings and scratches. The left side of the pistol grip an incomplete attempt at hand checkering. There are swivel stud holes in the forearm and butt. Plastic butt plate. Original front and rear sights. The action works OK. Includes a Weaver G6 scope in a side mount that required drilling of the receiver. Made from 1934-1963. C&R.

R Serial # 400288 .22 LR caliber bolt action rifle with a 21” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Detachable magazine. The blued metal finish on the barrel and receiver is in good condition showing little wear with a haze of light surface rust with heavier rust around the rear sight. The bolt shows a haze of light rust as well. The checkered hardwood stock is in excellent condition showing little sign of use. Original front and rear sights. Plastic butt plate. The action works fine. Includes a Bushnell Sportview 3-9x32 scope mounted to the top rail.

R Serial # 71058159. .270 Win. caliber bolt action rifle with a 22” barrel. The bore is excellent. Detachable magazine. The matte black finish on the barrel is in fair to good condition showing some scattered light scratches and a covering of light surface rust. The matte black finish on the receiver is in fair to good condition as well showing some light scratches with debris and possibly light rust under the scope rail. The bolt handle has a haze of light rust. textured gray synthetic stock is in very good condition showing some light scuffs and scratches. Black rubber recoil pad. Swivels studs with rust. The action functions fine. Includes a Simmons Pro Hunter 4-12x40 scope mounted to the top rail. Made from 2001-2006.

R Serial # WC30053. .30-30 Win. caliber lever action saddle ring carbine with a 20” octagon barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Made in 1968 to commemorate the life of Buffalo Bill Cody. The rifle features an engraved receiver, special markings and a commemorative coin inlaid into the right side of the butt. The blued metal finish on the barrel and full-length magazine tube is in excellent condition showing little to no sign of use. The black finish on the engraved receiver is in excellent condition showing little sign of wear with some minor scuffs. The blued finish on the lever is excellent showing no wear. The plain walnut forearm and matching butt stock are in excellent condition showing little to no sign of use. Polished steel butt plate. The action works fine. Total manufacture of both rifle and carbine was 112,923. C&R.

R Serial # 585930. .22 Short caliber pump action rifle with a 24” octagon barrel with a threaded muzzle. The bore is fair, mostly clean with rough but visible rifling. Third Model made in 1917. Tubular magazine. The threaded muzzle appears to be a correct factory threaded barrel with the correct cap and correct interrupted threads. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in very good condition showing wear on the muzzle cap, light edge wear along the barrel flats along with scattered light scratches and scattered dots of light surface rust. The magazine tube is worn to near bare metal with a thin brown patina. The blued metal finish on the receiver is a blotchy brown/black patina with edge wear and carry wear with scratches and scattered light surface rust freckling. The exposed metal is turning brown. The bolt is a brown patina. The trigger guard has turned brown, the lower tang is worn to bare metal. The grooved walnut forearm and matching plain butt stock have been lightly refinished and are in very good condition showing some minor marks and scratches, mostly on the butt stock. Original sights. Steel crescent butt plate. The action works OK. The Model 1890 was made from 1890-1932 with the Third Model made from 1901-1932. C&R.

Serial # 22653. 12 Ga. double barrel hammer shotgun with 30” Damascus barrels. The bores are poor with rust and pitting. Both barrels are choked Full. There are small dents in both barrels. Double trigger with extractors. Made in 1889. The metal finish on the barrels was cleaned to bare metal with scattered dark spots of older surface rust. There is Damascus pattern visible. The metal finish on the lightly engraved frame is worn to bare metal. The trigger guard has been cleaned to bare metal. The checkered walnut forearm is in fair condition, it is worn nearly smooth with small slivers of wood missing. The ebony tip is missing. The matching checkered walnut butt stock has been cleaned showing scattered light dings and scratches. The checkering is heavily worn. The original Colt butt plate is worn with scratches and a few chips out of the edge. The LoP is 14”. The action works fine and the lock up is tight. Made from 1878 to 1889 in a total quantity of 22,690.

R Serial # 147066. 12 Ga. pump action bottom ejecting shotgun with a 30” plain barrel. The bore is excellent, clean and shiny. The barrel is choked Full. Made c. 1916. The metal finish on the barrel and magazine tube is a blotchy gray patina with scattered light dings and scratches. The magazine shows action wear. The frame is worn to near bare metal showing scratches and scattered light dings. The grooved walnut forearm and matching plain butt stock have had extra finish added and are in fair to good condition showing rounded edges and scattered scratches. There are cracks in the bottom of the forearm as well as on either side of the wrist. Deteriorated black rubber recoil pad. The action works fine. Made from 1911 to 1929. C&R.

Serial # 3120. 12 Ga double barrel shotgun with 25” barrels. The bores are fair to good, mostly clean with some roughness/very light pitting. The barrels have been cut back. The barrels are both choked Cylinder. Whitmore lifter action where the opening lever is pushed up to open the action. Grade 2 gun with checkering, no engraving. The metal finish on the barrels is a re-blue and is in good to very good condition showing light muzzle wear with some scattered light scratches and scattered light freckling. There is some scattered underlying roughness visible. The frame has been re-blued as well and is in fair condition showing rust coming back through the bluing. The finish on the lifter lever is un-even. The trigger guard and lock plates show underlying roughness. The plain walnut forearm is held with a wedge. It has been re-finished and is in fair condition with slivers of wood missing along with scratches an finish wear. The checkered walnut straight grip butt stock is in good to very good condition showing some scattered light dings and scratches with finish wear. The steel butt plate has been re-blued and shows underlying pitting. The action seems to work fine. The lock-up is tight. Approx. 5900 made from 1875-1882.

R Serial # 152876-2. 12 Ga over/under shotgun with 21-1/4” ventilated rib barrels. The bores are excellent. The barrels have been cut back; they are both choked Cylinder. The chambers are 3”. Made in Brazil. Single trigger with extractors. The blued metal finish on the barrels is in very good condition showing little wear with slight thinning and some fine scratches. The cut edges of the barrels are still somewhat sharp. There is a tiny dent in the bottom barrel. The blued finish on the steel frame is in very good condition showing very light edge wear with some light scratches. The checkered walnut forearm are in very good to excellent condition showing a few minor marks. The matching checkered walnut butt stock is in good to very good condition showing several scratches. Black rubber recoil pad with an LOP of 14-1/4”. The action works fine.

R Serial # 57493. 12 Ga double barrel shotgun with 28” Damascus barrels. The bores are very good to excellent, clean and shiny with just a hint of some scattered light roughness. The barrels are choked Modified and Full. The chamber are 2-9/16”. Made c. 1907. Double triggers with automatic frame ejectors. Loaded chamber indicators. The metal finish on the Damascus barrels is a near black patina with silvery Damascus pattern. The finish is turning slightly brown at the muzzle and breech end. The frame is a gray patina with darker patches of remnant case color along with scattered light surface rust. The trigger guard is worn with moderate surface rust. The checkered walnut forearms is in good to very good condition showing some minor dings with finish wear. The matching checkered butt stock is in good condition showing some light dings and scratches with finish wear. There is a crack on the left side at the trigger guard. Grooved plastic butt plate with an LoP of 14”. The action works fine. C&R.

R Serial # NSN. .303 British caliber bolt action rifle with a 30” barrel. The bore is good, mostly clean with strong rifling, there is a patch of roughness about 6” from the muzzle. Made in Canada. Straight pull bolt action. Military model used extensively by the British in WWI. The butt stock is dated 1916. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in good to very good condition showing little wear showing some light scratching with scattered patches of light surface rust. The blued finish on the receiver is in good to very good condition showing light edge wear with a haze of fine surface rust. The floor plate/magazine housing and trigger guard show moderate edge wear with scratches and scattered light surface rust. The walnut military stock and hand guard are in good condition with some heavy dings on the left side. There is an arsenal repair on the heel. Inspection markings on the right side of the butt. Original front and rear sights. The action works fine. Includes a canvas khaki web sling. C&R.

Serial # 57764. 10 Ga double barrel shotgun with 32” Damascus barrels. The bores are poor with moderate to heavy pitting. The barrels are both choked Full. The barrels are marked “Alexander McComas” and “22 S Calvert St Baltimore MD”. Alexander McComas was a Baltimore MD area gun maker who began his business in 1847. He moved his shop from 51 S. Calvert St to 22 S. Calvert St in 1884 and operated there until 1889. Double trigger with extractors. The metal finish on the barrels is a brownish gray patina with scattered patches of older cleaned surface rust and some recent light surface rust. There is Damascus pattern showing. The frame is a gray patina with scattered dark spots of older cleaned surface rust, the top surface is turning brown. The unique elongated trigger guard is a brown patina with edge wear. British proofs on the water table and barrels. The checkered walnut forearm with an ebony tip is in fair to good condition showing heavy wear. The matching checkered walnut butt stock is in fair condition showing dings and scratches. There is a hole is the wrist on the left side. The wood on the right side of the upper tang has swelled and separated slightly from the tang/side plate. Tan plastic butt plate with a game scene in relief The top is broken off. The action works, it is a bit sluggish.

Serial # 2674. .44 caliber RF single shot falling block carbine with a 22” part round, part octagon barrel. The bore is poor with rust and pitting, there is rifling visible. Possibly a military carbine. The metal finish on the barrel is a brown patina with pitting. It has been cleaned at the barrel markings, they mostly illegible. The rear sight is missing. The barrel is held by a single barrel band which is pitted. It may have had a sling swivel which was cut off. The receiver is a brownish gray patina showing edge wear with some areas rubbed shiny. The lever is a brown patina with pitting. The forearm is in poor condition with cracks and chunks or wood missing. The plain walnut butt stock is in fair to good condition showing dings, scratches and finish wear. A slot for a sling swivel has been foiled. Rusty steel crescent butt plate. The action seems to work OK, the lock-up is loose. Made from 1862-1865.

Serial # 69. 12 Ga. double barrel shotgun with 30” Damascus barrels. The bores are good, mostly clean with light pitting. The barrels are choked Modified and Imp. Mod. Double triggers and extractors only. The Wilkes Barre Gun Company was founded when Charles and Ernest Roth purchased the assets of the Parry Gun Co. in 1891. By 1895, they were bankrupt and were bought out by Ithaca. They were graded from A-D, I’m guessing this gun is an A Grade. The metal finish on the Damascus barrels is worn to bare metal with some Damascus pattern visible along with scattered surface rust. The lightly engraved frame is in good condition, it is a worn gray patina with some spots of surface rust. The smooth walnut forearm has been refinished and is in good condition showing some minor marks. The matching plain walnut butt stock with finely checkered side flats has been refinished and is in very good condition with some scattered light dings and scratches. Checkered plastic butt plate with a dog’s head. The action seems to work fine.

R Serial # NSN. .22 Sh-L-LR caliber bolt action rifle with a 23” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Full length tubular magazine. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in good condition showing thinning and scattered light scratches along with some scattered spots of light surface rust. The finish is turning slightly brown. The blued metal finish on the receiver is in good condition showing edge wear, action wear and scattered light scratches. The bolt handle is worn to near bare metal. The dust cover is intact and shows heavy finish wear. The full length 2-piece Mannlicher style walnut stock and forearm are in good condition showing scattered dings and scratches with finish wear. The front swivels is missing, the rear swivel is missing, only the base is present. Original front and rear sights, the front sight has flip down posts. The front side hood is present. The barrel and receiver are drilled for scope blocks. Includes the Mossberg S-130 rear receiver sight. The plastic trigger guard is not warped. The red and green safety dots are present. The action works OK. Made from 1940-1945. C&R.

R Serial # NSN. .22 LR caliber semi auto rifle with a 24” barrel. The bore is excellent, mostly clean with strong rifling. Tubular magazine. The blued metal finish on the barrel and magazine tube is in very good condition showing little wear with widely scattered tiny dots of light surface rust freckling. The matte black finish on the grooved alloy receiver is in good condition showing light edge wear with light scratches; the finish has faded to more of a gray color. The plain walnut forearm and matching plain walnut butt stock are in very good condition showing light marks and scratches with light finish wear. There is a missing swivel stud hole in the butt. Original plastic butt plate. Original front and rear sights missing the rear elevator. The action works fine. C&R.

R Serial # J23939. .22 LR caliber double action revolver with a 2-1/2” barrel. The bore is excellent. Made in 1949. 9 shot cylinder. The original chrome finish on the barrel is in very good condition showing light muzzle wear with some fine scratches. The chrome finish on the fluted cylinder is in good condition showing edge wear with numerous light scratches. The chrome finish on the frame is in good condition showing slight dulling with some fine scratches and scattered tiny dings. The original brown plastic checkered grips are in very good condition with some light scratches, no chips or cracks. Fixed sights. The action works fine in single and double action. Includes a soft case. C&R.

R Serial # M44-60. .22/.22 Mag caliber convertible single action revolver with a 4-7/8” barrel. The bore is excellent. Made in Germany by HWM. 8 shot fluted cylinder. The nickel finish on the barrel is in excellent condition showing little to no sign of wear. The nickel finish on the fluted cylinder is excellent as well showing no wear and virtually no drag line. The nickel finish on the frame is in excellent condition showing little to no sign of use with some light scuffs on the trigger guard and rear grip strap. The smooth hardwood grips are in excellent condition showing no wear. The action works fine. Includes the original box with the instructions, the spare .22 Mag. Cylinder and a cleaning brush.

R Serial # 1366995 .22 LR caliber bolt-action LEFT-HAND rifle with a 21” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Detachable magazine. The blued metal finish on the barrel and receiver is in excellent condition showing little wear with some scattered fine scratches. The checkered hardwood stock is in excellent condition showing little sign of use. Original front sight, the rear sight has been removed. Plastic butt plate. The action works fine. Includes a BSA Sweet 22 3-9x40 scope attached to Weaver style bases and a bag containing the instructions, extra scope turret caps and 6 spare magazines (7 total).

R Serial # NSN. .22 Sh-L-LR caliber bolt action rifle with a 23” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Full length tubular magazine. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in very good condition showing little wear with scattered spots of light surface rust. The blued metal finish on the receiver is in very good condition showing light edge wear with some fine scratches. The bolt handle shows strong case color. The dust cover is intact and shows light edge wear with scratches. The full length 2-piece Mannlicher style walnut stock and forearm are in good condition showing scattered dings and scratches with finish wear. The front swivels is present, the rear swivel is missing, only the base is present. Original front and rear sights, the front sight has flip down posts. The front side hood is present. The left side of the receiver is drilled for a side scope mount. Includes the Mossberg S-100 rear receiver sight. The plastic trigger guard is not warped. The red and green safety dots are present. The action works OK. Made from 1947-1952. C&R.

R Serial #5910. .22 LR caliber bolt action rifle with a 22” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Detachable magazine. The blued metal finish on the barrel very good condition showing little wear with some fine scratches and scattered light freckling. The blued metal finish on the receiver is in fair to good condition with a covering of light surface rust. The receiver has been drilled for a side scope mount. The original Lyman receiver mounted peep sight has been removed. The plain walnut Schnable tipped stock is in very good condition showing some scattered light dings and scratches with light finish wear. The plastic trigger guard shows scratches. Original front and rear sights. Plastic butt plate. The action works fine. Made from 1946-1950. Includes a Weaver Cub scope in a side mount and a spare magazine. C&R.

R Serial # AT115434. .22 LR/.22 Mag. caliber convertible double action revolver with a 4-5/8” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Made in 1979. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in very good condition showing little wear with some fine scratches and just a hint of some very light scattered light freckling. The blued finish on the un-fluted cylinder is in very good to excellent condition showing some fine scratches with virtually no drag line. The frame and ejection rod housing show good case color. The plain hardwood grips are in excellent condition showing little sign of use. Fixed sights. The action works fine. Includes the original box with the instructions and the spare .22 Mag. Cylinder. Made from 1975 to 1980.

R Serial # AD10437. .38 S&W (NOT Special) caliber double action top eject revolver with a 4” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. 5 shot fluted cylinder with manual ejection. Adjustable rear sight. Made in 1967. The original blue finish on the barrel is in excellent condition showing little sign of use. The blued metal finish on the fluted cylinder is in very good to excellent condition showing slight thinning with a light drag line. The blued metal finish on the frame is in excellent condition showing little use with some fine scratches. The original plastic grips are in very good condition showing some light scuffs. The action works OK. Includes the original box, no instructions. Second Model made from 1964-1972. C&R.

R Serial # B768940. .22 LR caliber bolt action rifle with a 20-1/2” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Detachable magazine. The blued metal finish on the barrel and receiver is in excellent condition showing little sign of use. The matte black floor plate and trigger guard are excellent as well with just a hint of some very light edge wear. The oil finished full length Mannlicher checkered walnut stock is in excellent condition showing little to no sign of use. Black rubber recoil pad. Sling swivels. Original front and rear sights including the front hood. The action functions fine. Includes a Leupold Rifleman 2-7x33 scope mounted to the grooved receiver, a spare magazine, a leather sling and the original box, no instructions.

R Serial # NSN. .22 Sh-L-LR caliber bolt action rifle with a 23” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Full length tubular magazine. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in good condition showing light surface rust at the muzzle with scattered scratches. The blued metal finish on the receiver is in very good condition showing light edge wear with some fine scratches. The bolt handle shows good, slightly faded case color. The dust cover is intact and shows edge wear with heavy scratches with light surface rust. The full length 2-piece Mannlicher style walnut stock and forearm are in good condition showing scattered dings and scratches with finish wear. The front and rear swivels are present. Original rear sight, the front sight has been removed. The left side of the receiver is drilled for a side scope mount. The rear receiver sight is missing. The plastic trigger guard is not warped. The red and green safety dots are present. The action works OK. Made from 1947-1952. C&R.

R Serial # NSN. .22 Sh-LR caliber bolt action rifle with an 18” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Detachable magazine. “T” Bolt handle. Flip down wooden forearm. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in fair condition, it is mostly a brown patina with scattered scratches and light surface rust. The blued metal finish on the grooved receiver is in fair condition as well. It is also mostly a brown patina with scattered scratches and scattered light surface rust freckling. The walnut stock and forearm are in good condition with scattered dings, scratches and light finish wear. Original side sling swivels. Original rear sight aperture sight. The red and green safety dots are present. The action works fine. Made from 1949-1957. C&R.

R Serial # NSN. .22 LR caliber bolt action rifle with a 26” heavy barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Detachable magazine. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in fair condition showing muzzle wear, scratches and patches of light surface rust and older cleaned rust. The blued metal finish on the receiver is in fair to good condition showing edge wear with thinning and a covering of light surface rust. The walnut target stock is in good to very good condition showing some scattered light dings and scratches with light finish wear and some light moisture damage at the butt. Original front swivel with adjustable hand rest, the adjustable piece is missing. Original rear swivel. The plastic trigger guard is not warped. Grooved steel butt plate. Original front sight missing the hood. The Mossberg S-130 receiver mounted peep sight is present. The red and green safety dots are present. The action works fine. The 44 Series began in 1934 and ended with the 44US-D which was made in 1949 only. C&R.

R Serial # BB022226. .22 LR/.22 Mag. caliber convertible double action revolver with a 5-1/2” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Made in 1985. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in excellent condition showing little to no sign of wear. The blued finish on the un-fluted cylinder is in very good to excellent condition showing little sign of use with a fine drag line. The matte blued finish on the frame is in very good to excellent condition showing little wear with just a hint of some light surface rust where the barrel and ejector rod housing pin to the frame. The plain hardwood grips are in excellent condition showing little sign of use. Fixed sights. The action works fine. Includes the original box with the instructions and the spare .22 Mag. Cylinder. Made from 1976 to 1985.

R Serial # 201-11188 .22 LR caliber single action revolver with a 4-5/8” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. 6 shot un-fluted cylinder. Fixed sights. The burnt bronze Cerakote finish on the barrel and frame is in excellent condition showing little to no wear. The blued finish on the steel cylinder is in very good condition showing slight thinning with a faint drag line. The smooth laminated grips are not original and are in excellent condition showing little to no sign of use. The action works fine. Includes the box with the instructions, the original black plastic grips and a gun lock.

R Serial # NSN. .22 LR caliber bolt action rifle with a 26” medium contour barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Detachable magazine. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in very good condition showing light muzzle wear with scattered light scratches and light scuffs. The blued metal finish on the grooved receiver is in excellent condition showing little sign of wear. The “T” bolt handle shows good case color. The walnut target stock is in very good condition showing some scattered light scratches with light finish wear. Adjustable front swivel with a hand rest with the original rear swivel. The plastic trigger guard is warped. Grooved steel butt plate. Original front sight including the hood. The Mossberg S-351 receiver mounted peep sight is present. The red and green safety dots are present. The action works fine. The Model 144 was made from 1949-1954. C&R.

R Serial # B960492. .22 LR caliber bolt-action LEFT-HAND rifle with a 22” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Made in the Czech Republic. Detachable magazine. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in excellent condition showing little to no wear. The blued metal finish on the grooved receiver is in excellent condition as well showing little to no wear. Made without sights. The blued floor plate and trigger guard show light edge wear. The checkered oil finished walnut stock is in excellent condition showing little to no sign of use. Plastic butt plate. Sling swivel studs. The action works fine. Includes a Nikon 3-9x40 scope mounted to the grooved receiver and the original box with 2 spare magazines, no instructions.

R Serial # NSN. .22 Sh-L-LR caliber bolt action rifle with a 24” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Tubular magazine. The blued metal finish on the barrel and magazine tube is in fair to good condition showing some light scuffs and scratches with scattered light surface rust. The blued metal finish on the receiver is in fair to good condition showing light surface rust, the rear portion is turning brown. The plain hardwood stock is in fair condition showing scattered dings and scratches with heavy finish wear along the lower butt. Original sights including the front hood. The red and green safety dots are present. Plastic butt plate. Original sling swivels, the rear swivel is rusty. The plastic trigger guard may be a newer replacement. The action works OK. Made from 1938-1940. C&R.

R Serial # NSN. .22 LR caliber bolt action rifle with a 26” heavy barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Detachable magazine. The blued metal finish on the barrel and receiver is a re-blue. The barrel finish is in fair to good condition showing little wear with some fine scratches, scattered dots of light surface rust and a large patch of rust with heavy pitting on the underside. The front sight has been removed and the dovetail filled with a blank. The blued finish on the receiver is in very good condition showing little wear. The bolt handle has been polished. The walnut target stock is in very good condition showing some scattered light marks from use. The front swivel has an adjustable hand rest, the swivel and adjustable piece is missing. The rear swivel base is present, the swivel itself is missing. The plastic trigger guard is not warped. Grooved steel butt plate. The receiver mounted peep sight is missing. The red and green safety dots are present. The action works fine. Includes a Mossberg M4c 4x scope in the correct side mount. The 44 Series began in 1934 and ended with the 44US-D which was made in 1949 only. C&R.

R Serial # 75318. .22 LR caliber bolt action target rifle with a 28” heavy barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Made in 1950. 5 shot detachable magazine. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in good condition showing muzzle wear with some scattered light scuffs and scratches along with scattered spots of light surface rust. The barrel is drilled for scope blocks. The blued finish on the receiver is a re-blue and is in good to very good condition showing scattered light scratches. There is evidence of buffing. The blued finish on the floor plate/trigger guard shows edge wear with moderate scratches. The plain walnut target stock with adjustable hand rest is in good condition showing some scattered light dings and scratches with areas of light finish wear. The Lyman receiver mounted target aperture sight is missing. The globe front sight has been replaced with a scope block. Checkered steel butt plate. The action functions fine. Includes a hard case with a spare magazine. Made from 1938 to 1958. C&R.

R Serial # 395320. .30-06 caliber pump action rifle with a 22” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Made in 1962. Detachable magazine. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in very good condition showing little wear with some fine scratches. The blued finish on the receiver is very good condition showing very light edge wear with some light scratches and just a hint of some scattered light freckling. The inside of the magazine well has patches of heavy rust. Luckily, the magazine is mostly rust free. The grooved walnut forearm and the plain walnut butt stock have been lightly refinished and are in very good condition showing only some light finish wear. Original front and rear sights. Non-factory red rubber recoil pad. Sling swivels added. The action works fine. Includes a Sightron 3-9x42 scope in see-through rings and a leather sling. C&R.

R Serial # 53416. .22 LR caliber semi-auto match pistol with a 4-1/2” barrel. The bore is excellent. World class competition match pistol made in Germany in 1972. 5 round detachable magazine. Adjustable match trigger. The satin black finish on the barrel housing and receiver is in very good condition showing light edge wear with some light scuffs and scratches. The black finish on the alloy frame is in very good condition showing some light marks on the front of the magazine well and finish wear around the opening of the magazine well. The adjustable custom wood target grip has not has any modifications done and is in good to very good condition with soiling in the textured grip area. Adjustable rear target sight. The action functions fine. Includes the original box with 5 spare magazines (6 total) and a spare trigger housing. Made from 1969-2001. C&R.

R Serial # 3346. 9mm Luger caliber semi auto pistol with a 4” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Receiver ring is dated 1940 and the toggle is marked “42”. WaA655 proof marks on the right side of the frame. Appears to be all matching, including the grips, except for the aluminum bottom magazine which is mis-matched. The blued metal finish on the barrel shows holster wear and thinning with a few small spots of older cleaned surface rust. The receiver and frame show holster wear as well, especially on the side plate and right receiver rail. The front and rear grip frames show thing, the trigger guard shows edge wear. The original checkered walnut grips are matched to the frame and are in very good condition. Aluminum bottomed magazine with a “+” , script “X” and WaA 63 in the gun, the holster has a wood bottomed magazine which is not matched to the gun. The action works fine. Includes a black leather holster that has been repaired obscuring the makers marks. It contains the spare mag and an un-marked take-down tool. C&R.

R Serial # 6920. .25 ACP caliber semi auto pistol with a 2” barrel. The bore is very good, mostly clean with good rifling. Made in 1909. Detachable magazine. The pistol is nickel plated, it is unknown if it is original or not. The nickel plating on the slide is in good condition showing dulling and flaking around the edges along with scratching and scattered light rust. The nickel finish on the frame is in good condition as well showing dulling and scattered flaking with scattered light rust. The Colt Logo checkered black grips are in good condition showing wear, the right panel has a crack. The action works OK. Made from 1908-1946. C&R.

R Serial # 17NYST0131. .30-30 Win. caliber lever action saddle ring carbine with a 20” round barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Made in 2017 to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the New York State Police. The rifle features gold markings on the receiver with a special serial number series. This gun is no. 131 of 500. The blued metal finish on the barrel and full-length magazine tube is in excellent condition showing no sign of use. The black finish on the receiver is in excellent condition as well showing no sign of wear. Saddle ring attached to the receiver. The blued finish on the lever is excellent showing no wear. The plain oil finished walnut forearm and matching butt stock are in excellent condition showing little to no sign of use. Polished steel butt plate engraved with “NYST 100 Years”. The action works fine. Includes the box with the factory literature

R Serial # CR11. 12 Ga. double barrel hammer shotgun with 30” Damascus barrels. The bores are good, with the left barrel being near excellent and the right barrel showing some rough patches. The barrels are choked Modified and Imp. Cyl. Made in Belgium. Top rib marked “Belgium Laminated Steel”. The left side plate is marked “Wm. Parkhurst”, the right plate is marked “Machine Made”. The metal finish on the barrels is a slightly blotchy black/brown cold blue with thinning, light scratches and some areas of older cleaned surface rust. The frame has been re-blued as well and also shows a blotchy surface with light edge wear and thinning. The lower tang has light surface rust. The checkered walnut stock and plain forearm have been refinished and are in are in good condition showing wear to the checkering, small slivers of wood missing and some paint streaks. Checkered steel butt plate. The action does not work properly, the hammers will not cock. C&R.

R Serial # NSN. .22 Sh-L-LR caliber semi auto rifle with a 24” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Tubular magazine in the butt. The blued metal finish on the barrel and magazine tube is in fair to good condition showing some light scuffs and scratches with scattered light surface rust. The blued metal finish on the grooved receiver is in fair to good condition showing edge wear, scratches with scattered light surface rust. The full length 2-piece Mannlicher style stock is in very good condition showing scattered dings and scratches with finish wear. Original front and rear sights missing the front hood. Mossberg S-130 peep sight mounted to the rear of the receiver. Plastic butt plate. Original sling swivels. The plastic trigger guard is not warped. The action works OK. Made from 1948-1954. C&R.

Serial # NSN. .38 RF caliber single action spur trigger revolver with a 4-1/4” octagon barrel. The bore is poor with rust. This revolver has the bird’s head grip design. The nickel finish on the barrel is in fair condition showing light dings and scratches as well as flaking nickel with underlying rust. The 5 shot fluted cylinder is in poor condition with heavy surface rust. The nickel finish on the frame is in fair condition showing scratches and flaking nickel with underlying rust. The front sight blade is broken off. The checkered black plastic grips are in good condition showing wear with light soiling, no cracks. The action works OK, but the firing pin is missing. Approx. 25,000 made from 1878-1888.

R Serial # 23553. .32 ACP caliber semi auto pistol with a 4-1/2” barrel. The bore is excellent. Detachable FN marked magazine. Made in Belgium. The blued metal finish on the slide is in good condition showing holster wear on the left side at the muzzle, light edge wear and a spot or 2 of light surface rust. The blued metal finish on the frame is in good to very good condition showing edge wear with some light scratches. The checkered walnut grips are in good condition with moderate wear, no cracks or chips. The slide is matched to the frame. Fixed sights. The action works fine. Includes a brown leather holster with a spare FN marked magazine. C&R.

R Serial # 71 78902. 22 Sh-L-LR caliber lever action take-down rifle with a 20” octagon barrel. The bore is excellent. Made in 1970 to commemorate the Marlin 1870-1970 Centennial. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in very good condition showing some light muzzle wear and light edge wear with a few small scratches as well as some scattered dots of light surface rust. The blued metal finish on the receiver shows some light edge wear with some light scratches. The finish on the upper tang has been cleaned and poorly refinished. The plain walnut forearm with gold toned nose cap is in very good condition with some minor marks from use. The matching plain butt stock is in good to very good condition with some fine cracks at the upper tang and a larger crack at the lower tang. Centennial emblems on the butt and the side of the receiver. The stock bullseye is intact. The action works fine. C&R.

R Serial # AC0100838. .22 LR caliber semi auto rifle with a 19” octagon barrel. The bore is excellent. Detachable magazine. The matte black finish on the barrel is in excellent condition showing little to no sign of wear. The black finish on the receiver is in excellent condition as well showing little sign of wear with some light scuffs. The brown plastic stock and forearm are in excellent condition showing little sign of use. Original front with adjustable rear sights. The action works fine. Includes the original box with the instructions. Made from 1988 to 1991.

R Serial # NSN. .22 Sh-L-LR caliber pump action take-down rifle with a 24” round barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. ¾ length tubular magazine. The blued metal finish on the barrel and magazine tube is in very good to excellent condition showing little wear with some fine scratches and some widely scattered dots of light surface rust. The magazine tube shows action wear. The blued metal finish on the receiver is in excellent condition showing little wear with some fine scratches. The matte gray trigger guard is in very good to excellent condition showing some light scuffs. The grooved walnut forearm and matching plain butt stock are in very good condition showing little use with some scattered light scratches. Original front and rear sights. Plastic butt plate. The action works fine. Made from 1929 to 1967. This particular gun is marked Chicopee Falls and was made in 1960 or before as the Chicopee Falls plant closed in 1960. C&R.

R Serial # NSN. .22 Sh-L-LR caliber bolt action rifle with a 25” barrel and a 2/3 length magazine tube. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. The blued metal finish on the barrel and magazine tube is a professional re-blue and is in excellent condition showing little sign of wear with some widely scattered dots of light surface rust. The blued finish on the receiver is a re-blue as well and is in excellent condition as well showing little to no wear. The trigger guard shows edge wear and light scratches. The plain walnut stock is in very good to excellent condition showing some minor scratches with light finish wear. Plastic butt plate. Original front and rear sights. The action functions fine. Made from 1935-1963. C&R.

Serial # 2788. .50 caliber flintlock rifle with a 26-1/2” round barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Modern all steel constructed flintlock with a black synthetic stock. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in excellent condition showing little to no sign of use. The matte black finish on the lock plate and hammer is in very good condition showing little to no wear with just a hint of a light haze of surface rust on the frizzen spring. The black synthetic straight grip stock is in excellent condition showing some scattered light scuffs. Black rubber recoil pad. Fiber optic front and rear sights. The action works fine. Includes the original box, no instructions, and the fiberglass ram rod.

R Serial # 130280. 12 Ga. pump action bottom ejecting shotgun with a 30” plain barrel. The bore is excellent, clean and shiny. The barrel is choked Full. Made c. 1915-1916. The metal finish on the barrel and magazine tube is an older re-blue that is a blotchy brown/black patina with muzzle wear, light scratches and scattered spots of older cleaned surface rust. The magazine shows action wear. The metal finish on the frame is a re-blue as well and is a dull, blotchy dark gray patina with edge wear, carry wear and scattered light scratches. The grooved walnut forearm and matching plain walnut butt stock have been lightly refinished and are in very good condition showing rounded edges and scattered scratches. Plastic butt plate. The action works fine. Made from 1911 to 1929. C&R.

R Serial # 826574. .30-06 caliber bolt action rifle with a 23” barrel. The bore is very good, mostly clean with strong rifling. This gun started life as a 1903 military rifle made in 1918 and subsequently sporterized. The barrel may be original military and has been cut down, refinished and the military sights removed. The bolt handle has been altered. The action has been re-blued and placed in a sporter stock. The blued metal finish on the barrel and receiver is in good condition showing muzzle wear and thinning with scattered scratches. A hooded sporter front sight has been added. The bolt has been jeweled and a Williams receiver sight attached to the receiver. The walnut sporter stock with a contrasting nose piece is in very good condition showing little wear with some minor marks from use. There are black and red plastic diamonds inlaid into the forearm. Red rubber recoil pad. The action works fine. C&R.

Serial # NSN. Approx. 12 Ga black powder percussion fired converted shotgun with a 33” barrel. The bore is poor with rust. Originally a Tower made Pattern 1853 military rifle made in 1862, it was subsequently converted into a shotgun. The barrel has been cut back from its original length, rear sight has been removed, and the stock has been cut down. The lock plate is marked “Tower” with a crown and dated 1862. The barrel is marked “J.H. Johnston Great Western Gun Works, Pittsburgh PA”. They probably did the conversion work. The metal finish on the barrel is a rusted, pitted brown patina. The lock plate, trigger guard and hammer are also a rusted and pitted brown patina. The cut down military stock is in good condition with some scratches and finish wear with light paint spatter. There are some small stress cracks here and there. The steel butt plate is rusted and is missing a screw. The action works fine, the hammer holds on full and half cock. Includes a wood ram rod.

Serial # 437967. .45-70 Govt. caliber single shot rifle with a 32-5/8” barrel. The bore is poor, mostly clean, but worn nearly smooth with corrosion at the front end. The breech block is marked 1884. The lock plate is marked “U.S. Springfield 1883”. The rifle was made in 1889. The metal finish on the barrel is poor with a covering of heavy surface rust. The receiver and breech block also have heavy surface rust. The lock plate and hammer are a dark gray patina with scattered light rust on the hammer. The plain walnut stock is in fair to good condition, it is heavily soiled with paint spatter. There does not appear to be any real damage to the wood. The butt plate is rusty. The trigger guard is a grayish brown patina surface rust. The action seems works fine. Includes the ramrod, a bayonet and a leather sling.

R Serial # NSN. .22RF under-lever single shot boy’s rifle with a 12” barrel (12” barrel has been exempted from NFA). The bore is poor, worn and dirty with little visible rifling. Bronze barrel with a steel sheet metal jacket. The metal finish on the barrel and receiver is in poor condition, it has been cleaned to bare metal and has again rusted. The barrel jacket has been soldered to the receiver tube. Receiver mounted peed sight. The plain walnut butt stock is in good condition with minor marks and scratches, no cracks. Original steel butt plate is rusty. The action seems to work fine. Should not be fired with modern ammunition. C&R.

R Serial #NSN. .22 RF tip up boy’s rifle with a 15” tip-up barrel (15” barrel has been exempted from NFA). The bore is fair, Mostly clean with worn rifling. There is a ring of corrosion pitting at mid bore. The metal finish on the barrel jacket is a brown patina with heavy surface rust. The finish on the receiver is a brown patina with light to moderate surface rust, the markings are visible. The plain hardwood forearm is in good condition showing dings and scratches. It is slightly loose. The trigger guard is cracked through at the rear screw. The butt stock is in good condition showing scattered light dings and scratches. The steel butt plate may be from another gun, it is oversize and held with 2 brass wood screws. The action works OK, the barrel to frame lock-up has some play. Should not be fired with modern ammunition. C&R.

R Serial # 269981. .22 RF caliber single shot manually cocked bolt action rifle with a 23-3/4” barrel. The bore is fair, mostly clean with rough and corroded rifling. Made in Belgium. The metal finish on the barrel, receiver, trigger guard and butt plate has been cleaned to bare metal showing remnant surface rust. All markings and proofs are visible. The checkered walnut stock is in good condition showing numerous tiny dings and scratches with finish wear. Tiny European style sling swivels with the front swivel mounted through the barrel. The action works fine. C&R.

Serial # 17. 12 Ga. double barrel hammer fired antique shotgun with 32” Damascus barrels. The bores are poor, dirty with heavy pitting. The bores are choked Imp. Cyl. and Modified. The barrel rib is marked “Laminated Steel”. The barrel has pre-1875 Birmingham proofs. The finish on the Damascus barrels is in fair condition, they are a brown patina that has been partially cleaned with remnant surface rust. No significant pitting. The engraved lock plates are marked “W. Richards” and are a gray patina with darker gray areas. The engraved trigger guard has been cleaned to bare metal. The checkered walnut forearm has a faded ebony tip and is in fair condition, there is barely any checkering visible with rough edges scratches and finish wear. The checkered walnut butt stock is in good condition showing worn checkering with scratches and light dings. Steel butt plate. The action seems to work OK, the opening lever will not return on it’s own. The barrel to frame lock-up is fairly tight.

R Serial # 5505. 12 Ga. double barrel hammer fired shotgun with 29-3/4” Damascus barrels. The bores are fair, mostly clean with roughness/moderate pitting. The barrels are both choked Modified. The barrel rib is marked “Belgium Laminated Steel”. The finish on the Damascus barrels is in poor condition, they are a rusty brown patina with patches of heavy pitting. The engraved lock plates are marked “Wm. Parkhurst” and “Machine Made”. They are a dark gray/ brownish patina with surface rust. The trigger guard is a rusty brown patina. The checkered walnut forearm is from another gun, it worn with a crack in the nose. It is not a perfect fit. The checkered walnut butt stock is in fair condition showing dings, scratches and finish wear. There is a crack through the upper wrist from the trigger guard to the left lock plate and then from the left lock plate to the upper tang. Grooved steel butt plate. The action seems to work OK. The barrel to frame lock-up is fairly tight. C&R.

R Serial # 8914. 12 Ga. double barrel hammer fired shotgun with 30” Damascus barrels. The bores are fair, mostly clean with roughness and light to moderate pitting. The bores are both choked Modified. The barrel rib is marked “Belgium Laminated Steel”. The metal finish on the Damascus barrels was a brown patina that has been aggressively cleaned to near bare metal with brown patina and remnant surface rust remaining. There are some scattered light dings, but no significant pitting. The engraved lock plates are marked “Richard” and have been aggressively cleaned to bare metal with some dark grayish brown patina remaining. The checkered walnut forearm and matching butt stock have been cleaned and lightly refinished; they are in good condition showing worn checkering with some minor marks. Grooved steel butt plate. The action seems to work OK and is tight. C&R.

Serial # 1378. 12 Ga single shot shotgun with a 30” barrel. The bore is poor, dirty with heavy pitting. The metal finish on the barrel is blotchy brown patina with dings, scratches and scattered surface rust along with some scattered patches of pitting. The frame is a brown patina as well showing edge wear with scratches and scattered light surface rust. The pivot screw is missing the folding locking arm. The plain walnut forearm is in fair condition, there are chips missing from the rear portion with dings and finish wear. The plain walnut butt stock is in good condition showing scattered dings and scratches with light finish wear. There is a fine crack at the upper and lower tang. The plastic but plate with an embossed squirrel is in very good condition. The action seems to work OK. Forehand Arms was in business from 1890 to 1898.

R Serial # NSN. 12 Ga. single shot shotgun with a 30” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean and shiny with no pitting. The barrel is choked Full. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in fair condition, it has been aggressively cleaned to near bare metal with remnant bluing and remnant older surface rust as well as newer surface rust. The receiver shows faded case color with moderate surface rust on the right side and underside. The plain walnut forearm and butt stock are in good condition with some scattered light dings and scratches with finish wear. Plastic butt plate. The action works fine. C&R.

R Serial # 24682. 7.62x54Rmm caliber bolt action rifle with a 31-1/2” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Most likely a captured Russian M1891 rifle that was re-built and re-barreled at the VKT Arsenal in Finland. The barrel is dated 1942. The bolt, barrel and receiver are numbers matching. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in fair to good condition showing muzzle wear, rub marks and thinning with some scattered light surface rust. The black finish on the receiver is in fair condition. The finish itself shows little wear with scratches, but the underlying metal was rough and heavily pitted prior to the arsenal refinish. The matte finish on the floor plate/trigger guard shows edge wear and scratching as well as some underlying roughness. The two-piece hardwood stock is in good to very good military condition showing some scattered dings with finish wear. The black finished barrel bands show scratches surface rust. Original military sights. Steel butt plate. The action works fine. Includes the cleaning rod. C&R.

R Serial # 133468. 10 Ga. double barrel shotgun with 32” barrels. The bores are excellent, clean and shiny. The barrels are both choked Full. The chambers are 3-1/2”. Double triggers with extractors. Made in Spain. The gun has been called the “Mercury Magnum” and “Royal Crown Magnum” depending on the importer. The blued metal finish on the barrels is in very good condition showing light muzzle wear with some scattered light scuffs and scratches. The blued finish on the receiver is in very good condition as well showing light edge wear with scratches. The checkered hardwood stock and beavertail forearm are in very good condition showing a few light marks. Slightly deteriorated brown rubber recoil pad with an LoP of 13-1/2”. The action works fine.

R Serial # A271347. .22 LR caliber semi auto rifle with a 20” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. 10 shot detachable magazine. The matte black finish on the barrel is in very good condition showing little wear with some light scuffs and some light surface rust at the receiver junction. The black enamel finish on the receiver is in very good to excellent condition showing little wear with some light scuffs. A Weaver style rail has been attached to the top of the receiver. The textured gray synthetic stock is in very good to excellent condition showing some minor scuffs. The black plastic trigger guard is excellent. Original front sight, the rear sight has been removed. The action works fine. Includes a Simmons .22 Mag 4x32 scope attached to the rail on the receiver.

R Serial # A790330. 16 Ga single shot top-break shotgun with a 28” barrel. The bore is fair, mostly clean with moderate pitting. The barrel is choked Imp. Mod. The metal finish on the barrel is a brown patina with scattered light surface rust and scattered light pitting. The frame shows remnant case color which has turned dark gray with a covering of moderate surface rust. The plain walnut forearm and matching butt stock have had extra finish added and are in good condition with scattered dings and scratches with finish wear. Plastic butt plate. The action seems works fine. C&R.

Serial # 50896. 12 Ga single shot shotgun with a 30” barrel. The bore is poor, dirty with heavy pitting. The metal finish on the barrel is blotchy black/brown patina with large patches that have been cleaned to bare metal. Th bare metal shows a haze of more recent surface rust. The frame is a dark brown patina showing heavy edge and carry wear with a covering of light surface rust. The plain walnut forearm and matching butt stock have been refinished and are in good condition showing some remnant marks with scratches and finish wear. There is a crack in the butt stock at the lower tang. The plastic but plate with an embossed squirrel has a crack through the middle. The action seems to work OK, the lock-up has some play. Forehand Arms was in business from 1890 to 1898.

R Serial # 54161. 10 Ga. double barrel shotgun with 32” barrels. The bores are generally excellent, clean and shiny with some isolated spots of pitting just forward of the chamber in the left barrel. The barrels are both choked Full. The chambers are 3-1/2”. Double triggers with extractors. Made in Spain. The blued metal finish on the barrels is in good condition showing light muzzle wear with thinning, scratches and some light surface rust near the muzzle. The frame shows good case color with light edge wear. The checkered hardwood beavertail forearm is in very good condition showing some scattered light marks. The hardwood butt stock appears to have been sanded and refinished. The wood shows sanding marks and the pistol grip cap shows heavy abrasions. Sling swivel studs added. Brown rubber recoil pad with an LoP of 13-3/4”. The action works fine.

Serial # 159420. .45-70 Govt. caliber single shot rifle with a 32-5/8” barrel. The bore is poor to fair, somewhat clean with rust and corrosion on the grooves. The breech block is marked 1873. The lock plate is marked “U.S. Springfield 1873”. The rifle was made in 1881. The metal finish on the barrel is a brown patina with a covering of moderate to heavy surface rust. The receiver, breech block, lock plate and hammer are also a brown patina with surface rust. The plain walnut stock is in fair to good condition showing dings, scrapes and scratches with paint streaks. There are initials carved in both sides of the butt. There is a rack number 43 stamped in the right side with a star stamped in the comb. There is a strong SWP 1881 cartouche in the left side and a sharp script P behind the trigger guard. The steel butt plate and the trigger guard are rusty. The action seems works fine. Includes the ramrod and a bayonet.

Serial # NSN. .22 RF caliber single shot rifle with a 22-1/2” octagon barrel. The bore is fair, mostly clean with worn rough rifling with some corrosion in the grooves. Made in Belgium. The metal finish on the barrel, breech block and hammer is a gray patina that looks like a cold blue that was applied over cleaned metal and shows light edge wear, scattered light dings and scratches and some scattered underlying pitting. The half-length checkered walnut stock has been refinished and is in good condition showing scattered light dings and scratches with finish wear and some light moisture damage at the butt. There is a small crack at the upper tang. The action works OK.

R Serial # 141178. .30-40 Krag caliber bolt action rifle with a 22” barrel. The bore is good, mostly clean with good, slightly rough rifling with some light rust and fouling in the grooves. The rifle started life as a US Model 1898 Krag military rifle made in 1899 that was subsequently sporterized by cutting down the barrel, discarding the military stock, hand guards and sights, polishing and re-bluing the metal and placing the action in a Bishop sporter stock. The blued metal finish on the barrel, receiver and magazine box is a professional re-blue and is in excellent condition showing little wear. The markings have been highlighted in gold and a former owners name is on the magazine cover. The original military rear sight holes have been plugged. A Lyman 57k receiver sight and hooded front sight have been installed. The Bishop checkered walnut sporter stock with a contrasting nose piece and pistol grip cap is in good condition showing scattered scrapes and scratches. Plastic butt plate. Sling swivels added. The action works fine. Includes a leather sling. C&R.

R Serial # 38811. .22Sh-L-LR caliber single shot bolt action rifle with a 24” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in fair condition showing thinning, scratches and a haze of light surface rust. It is beginning to turn brown. There are 2 holes drilled behind the rear sight and 2 holes drilled in front of the rear sight. The blued finish on the receiver has turned mostly brown with light surface rust. The plain hardwood stock is in fair condition showing numerous tiny scratches with scrapes and finish wear. There is a large crack through the wrist. Original sights. Plastic butt plate. The action works OK. Made from 1948-1952. C&R.

R Serial # C 354. .22 LR single shot tip-open rifle with a 22” round barrel. The bore is good, mostly clean with good but worn rifling. Fixed sights. Action tips open with a lever action. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in fair condition showing muzzle wear and scratches with a covering of light surface rust. The receiver and lever are a grayish brown patina with edge wear and scratches. The plain walnut forearm and matching butt stock have had extra finish added and are in fair condition showing dings, scratches and finish wear. The fore end has a chip from the nose and the toe of the butt stock is very rough. The plastic butt plate is worn and cracked at the toe. The action seems to work OK, it locks up tight. C&R.

R Serial # 196-65812. .223 Rem. caliber semi auto rifle with an 18-1/2” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Aftermarket flash hider pinned on to the barrel. Made in 2001. Receiver has integral scope mounts for Ruger scope rings. Fold down aperture rear sight. 30 round detachable magazine. The blued metal finish on the barrel and flash hider is in good to very good condition showing little wear with some light scratches. The blued finish on the receiver and op rod is in good condition showing thinning, edge wear and scratches. The plain hardwood stock is in very good condition showing some scattered light dings with light finish wear along some of the edges. The black plastic handguard is excellent. Plastic butt plate. The action works fine. Includes a Cabela’s 3-12x40 scope with one Ruger factory ring and one aftermarket ring and a spare magazine.

R Serial # 001747. .22 LR caliber lever action rifle with an 18-1/2” barrel and a full length magazine tube. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Made in West Germany from 1970-1976. The EG-71 action was designed by Louis Imperato, who’s son Anthony went on to form Henry Repeating Arms. The Henry H001 utilizes the same design. The blued metal finish on the barrel and magazine tube is in fair condition showing a covering of light surface rust. The finish is turning brown. The black finish on the alloy receiver is in fair to good condition dulling with edge wear and scratching. The blued finish on the lever shows thinning with a covering of light surface rust. The plain hardwood forearm and matching butt sock are in fair condition showing dings, scratches, scrapes and mildew stains. Grooved metal butt plate. The action works fine. Includes a weaver C6 scope mounted to the grooved receiver.

R Serial # 90662. .35 Remington caliber pump action take-down rifle with a 22” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Tubular magazine. Made in 1924. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in very good condition showing scattered scratches which have developed light rust. The magazine tube shows heavy action wear with scratches. The blued metal finish on the receiver is in good condition showing edge wear and carry wear with scratches and a covering of light surface rust freckling. The grooved walnut forearm and matching plain butt stock have had extra finish added and are in good to very good condition showing a few light dings and scratches. There is a swivels stud hole in the butt stock. Curved grooved steel butt plate. Original front and rear sights. The action works fine. Made from 1912 until 1935. C&R.

R Serial # NSN. 12 Ga. single shot shotgun with a 30” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean and shiny with no pitting. The barrel is choked Full. The blued metal finish on the barrel is a re-blue and is in in very good condition showing scattered fine scratches and covering of scattered dots of light surface rust. The receiver has been re-blued as well and has taken on a plum color with scattered light freckling. The checkered Tenite forearm and butt stock are in fair to good condition showing numerous scuffs and scratches. Plastic butt plate. The action works fine, the hammer spur has been repaired. C&R.

R Serial # NSN. .22 Sh-L-LR caliber bolt action single shot rifle with a 25” barrel. The bore is good, clean and shiny with good, but worn rifling. Made in 1958. The metal finish on the barrel and receiver is a blotchy gray/brown patina that looks like an older cold blue that was applied over cleaned metal and shows dings with underlying light roughness/pitting. There are two holes in the barrel behind the rear sight and two holes in the receiver, one in each bridge. The plain walnut stock has been refinished and is in good to very good condition showing little wear. There is an extensive but well-done repair at the nose of the stock. There is also a small repair at the left rear of the receiver where a peep sight may have been mounted. Original rear sight, the front sight is a replacement. Plastic butt plate. The action works fine. Made from 1948 to 1970. C&R.

R Serial # NSN. .22 Sh-L-LR caliber bolt action rifle with a 24” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Full length tubular magazine. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in good condition showing little wear with some scattered scratches and scattered light surface rust. The blued metal finish on the grooved receiver is in good condition as well showing scattered light surface rust. Original hooded front sight and rear sight, both have light surface rust. The receiver mounted peep sight is missing. The plain walnut stock is in good to very good condition showing scattered scuffs and scratches with light finish wear. Original sling swivels. The action works fine. Includes a Bushnell Sportview 1.5-4.5x21 scope mounted to the grooved receiver and a leather sling. Made from 1960-1966. C&R.

R Serial # H27073. .30-30 Win. caliber lever action rifle with a 20” barrel and a full-length magazine tube. The bore is poor, heavily corroded and pitted. Made in 1951. The blued metal finish on the barrel, magazine tube and receiver is in fair condition showing scattered patches of heavy rust. The trigger, lever, barrel band and hammer also have a covering of rust. , it looks like they was painted black and shows scuffs, scratches and scattered light surface rust. The “wavy top” receiver has not been drilled. The plain walnut forearm is in fair to good condition showing dings, scratches and finish wear with chips out of the nose. The plain walnut butt stock is in poor condition showing crude epoxy repairs to damage at the heel and toe. The stock bullseye is missing and the plastic butt plate is broken. The action works fine. C&R.

Serial # NSN. Approx. .58 caliber black powder flintlock musket with a 42” part round, part octagon Damascus barrel with a smooth bore. The bore is rusty. The gun features extensive inlays of inter-locked segments of Mother of Pearl, gold inlays in the barrel and hammer, thin brass barrel bands and decorative iron bands along the forearm. The metal finish on the barrel, decorative iron and the lockwork/hammer is a dark brown patina. There is a saddle ring attached to the left side plate. The wood stock is slightly deteriorated and some of the Mother of Pearl pieces have fallen out. Fixed sights. The action does not work. Includes a steel ramrod. Jezails were originally handmade by Afghans during their fight against the British in the 19th century.

Serial # 23999. .50 Center Fire caliber single shot rifle with a 32½” barrel. The bore is fair, rusty with good rifling. Springfield Armory lock dated 1863. Breech block dated 1870. The metal finish on the barrel, breech block, hammer and receiver is a blotchy brown/gray patina. The barrel has been cleaned with some areas being close to bare metal. There are scattered dings and scratches, no pitting. The lock plate is a gray patina with darker spots of older cleaned surface rust. The trigger guard and butt plate are a rusty brown patina. The plain walnut stock is in very good condition showing some scattered light dings and scratches with a larger ding and a “C” shaped ding on the left side between the lock screws. No markings visible on the stock. The action works fine. Includes a ramrod.

R Serial # 14A48167. .45-70 caliber lever action rifle with a 26” octagon barrel and a full-length magazine tube. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Modern Italian made replica of the original Winchester Model 1886. Made in 2014. The blued metal finish on the barrel and magazine tube is in very good to near excellent condition showing little sign of use with some fine scratches on the barrel and magazine tube on the left side. The receiver, lever, nose cap and crescent butt plate show good case color. The plain straight grip walnut stock and forearm are in excellent condition showing little sign of use. The action works fine. Includes the original box with the instructions.

R Serial # W53604. .45-60 caliber lever action rifle with a 28” octagon barrel and a full-length magazine tube. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Modern Italian made replica of the original Winchester Model 1876. Made in 2014. The blued metal finish on the barrel and magazine tube is in excellent condition showing little to no sign of use. The receiver, lever and hammer show good case color. Blued dust cover with brass lifter block. Blued nose cap and crescent steel butt plate. The gloss finished plain straight grip walnut stock and forearm are in excellent condition showing only a few light scuffs on the forearm. The action works fine. Includes the original box with the instructions.

R Serial # A665155. 12 Ga. single shot top-break shotgun with a 28” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean and shiny. The barrel is marked as “Choke”, it measures Full. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in good condition showing muzzle wear with scattered light scratches and scattered light freckling. The receiver retains much of its original nickel finish showing edge wear, scratches and scattered light surface rust. The plain hardwood forearm and matching butt stock have been refinished and are in fair condition showing dings, scratches and finish wear. The butt plate is missing, the stock has a badly deteriorated lace-on leather recoil pad. The action works OK. C&R.

Serial # NSN. Approx. 12 Ga double barrel hammer fired percussion side by side shotgun with 34” Damascus barrels. The bores are fair, dusty and rusty. Possibly British made. Only the word “Twist” visible on the barrel rib. No markings visible on the lock plates. The metal finish on the barrels is a rusty dark brown patina with pitting. The lightly engraved side plates and hammers are a rusty dark brown patina as well. The checkered walnut half-stock is in good condition showing some light marks from use with soiling and finish wear. Engraved brass trigger guard. Rusty steel butt plate. The action seems to work OK; the right nipple is rusted closed; the left nipple is battered flat. Includes A wood ramrod.

Serial # NSN. Approx. .67 caliber percussion fired musket with a 44-1/2” part round, part octagon barrel. The bore is fair with rust. Appears to be European in origin, possibly Middle Eastern or North African. The metal finish on the barrel is a rusty brown patina with edge wear. It has been cleaned to near bare metal in spots. The lock plate is a dark gray patina with patches of older cleaned surface rust. The lock plate appears to be marked “Nelson”. The engraved hammer is a brown patina with rust. The hardwood stock has a checkered pistol grip that transforms into a nicely carved hogs head at the bottom. It is generally in good condition with dings, scratches and finish wear with some fine stress cracks on the right side. Brass butt plate with an ornate engraved brass trigger guard and a side plate. Brass barrel ferrules. The action works, holding on full and half cock. The nipple is slightly battered. Includes a steel ramrod.

Serial # 121065. 7.5x53 caliber straight pull bolt action rifle with a 22” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Detachable magazine NOT included. The Model 1889 was the first of the Schmidt Rubin series of rifles to adopted for military service. This rifle was made in Switzerland in 1893. The Model 1889 was made from 1891-1897 and saw service into the 1950’s. This rifle was originally a full size military rifle but has been sporterized by cutting back the barrel, cutting down the military stock and discarding the hand guard and barrel bands. The blued metal finish on the barrel shows muzzle wear and thinning with a very fine haze of light surface rust freckling. The blued finish on the receiver shows heavy wear with light surface rust. The bolt, barrel, butt plate and receiver are numbers matching. The reddish brown bakelite knobs on the cocking handle show some light chips. The cut down walnut stock is in good condition showing some minor marks with finish wear. Original military rear swivel with original military front and rear sights. The action works fine.

R Marlin Model 1898 Serial # 52531. 12 Ga. pump action, hammer fired shotgun with a 28” barrel. The bore is poor with rust and pitting. The barrel is choked Cylinder. The shotgun is partially disassembled. The metal finish on the barrel, receiver and magazine tube is a rusty brown patina with scattered dings and scratches. The markings on the barrel are visible. The grooved walnut forearm is in fair condition showing heavy wear with damage at both screw holes. The matching plain butt stock is in fair condition with dings and scratches along with heavy finish wear. The butt plate is missing. There are stress cracks as well as chips missing from the butt. The action does not work, the bolt is out. The bolt is included, but there may be other parts missing. Marlin issued a statement in 1998 recommending that these shotguns not be fired due to their design and age. The action is somewhat complicated and can fire out of battery if certain conditions are met. C&R. R Stevens Model 620 Serial # 3432. 12 Ga. pump action take-down shotgun with a 26” plain barrel. The bore is very good, mostly clean and shiny with just a hint of some isolated roughness. The barrel is choked Imp. Cyl. The metal finish on the barrel is a grayish brown patina with heavy rust. The magazine tube is worn to near bare metal. The receiver is a brown patina with edge wear and carry wear and has a covering of moderate surface rust. The grooved walnut forearm is in good to very good condition showing some minor marks with finish wear. The checkered walnut butt stock is in fair to good condition showing wear with numerous dings and scratches. There is a crack on the left side at the receiver. The plastic Stevens logo butt plate is heavily worn. The action works intermittently, there is a screw missing from the left side of the receiver that may affect proper function. C&R.

R Vulcan Arms Co. Model Double Barrel Serial #126338 12 Ga. double barrel shotgun with 30” barrels. The right bore is excellent, the left bore is mostly clean and shiny with a patch of pitting at mid-bore. The barrels are choked Full and Imp. Modified. Double triggers and extractor only. Partial gun missing the butt stock and right side action parts. Vulcan Arms Company was a trade name used by the Crescent Fire Arms Company for E. K. Tryon, Jr. Company of Philadelphia, PA in the early 1900’s. The metal finish on the barrels is a brown patina with moderate to heavy rust. The frame parts present are a brown patina with surface rust. The checkered walnut forearm is in fair condition with dings, scratches and finish wear. The action does not work, there are parts missing. C&R. R J. Stevens Model Springfield 5100 Serial # NSN. 12 Ga. double barrel shotgun with 28” barrels. The bores are generally very good, clean and shiny. The right barrel has a dent about 1” from the muzzle, the left barrel has a slight bulge about 4” from the muzzle. The barrels are choked Full and Modified. Double triggers and extractors only. The metal finish on the barrels is in poor condition, they are mostly a brown patina with moderate surface rust with patches cleaned to bare metal. The frame finish is a brown patina with edge wear. The trigger guard is missing. The plain walnut forearm is in poor condition with numerous dings and cracks with finish wear. The plain walnut butt stock is in poor condition as well with a large chunk of wood missing on the right side and a crack on the left side along with heavy finish wear. The butt plate is missing. The action seems to work OK. C&R.

R Serial # 12240. .35 Remington caliber pump action take-down rifle with a 22” barrel. The bore is fair, somewhat clean with good rifling with some light rust and fouling. Tubular magazine. Made in 1913. The rifle is not complete and does not function. The metal finish on the barrel, magazine tube and receiver is a rusty brown patina. Thew magazine tube is missing parts. The grooved walnut forearm is in fair condition showing light dings with finish wear; there is a crack at the right screw hole. The mounting screws are missing. The plain butt stock is in poor condition with a large chunk of wood missing on the right side near the trigger guard with several large cracks. Homemade wooden butt plate. The action does not work, the bolt is jammed into the rear of the receiver with parts missing. Made from 1912 until 1935. C&R.

Serial 6492. .38 S&W caliber spur trigger break-top revolver with a 3-1/4” barrel. The bore is poor with moderate to heavy pitting, there is rifling visible. 5 shot fluted cylinder. The nickel finish on the barrel has been cleaned and shows heavy wear, dulling, scratches and scattered light surface rust. The nickel finish on the cylinder shows heavy wear as well along with areas of cleaned surface rust. The nickel finish on the frame is in fair condition showing heavy wear with dings and scratches along with cleaned surface rust. The checkered S&W logo grips are in good condition, they have turned brown with wear to the checkering. The action works fine. Made from 1877-1891.

Serial # 7251. .22 RF caliber single action spur trigger revolver with a 2¼” barrel. The bore is very good, mostly clean with good rifling. 7 shot cylinder. Made in 1874. The nickel finish on the barrel is in good condition with numerous dings on the underside in the area of the cylinder pin, the tipoff which has broken off. The nickel finish on the cylinder is in poor condition heavy wear with moderate surface rust. The brass frame has no nickel finish remaining, it is in good condition showing some light dings and scratches. The rosewood grips are in good to very good condition showing scratches and finish wear. The action works fine. Made from 1873 to 1877.

R Colt Model Police Positive Serial # 162981. .32 Police (.32 S&W Long) caliber double action revolver with a 5” barrel. The bore is fair, mostly clean with worn rifling and light pitting. Made in 1920. The blued metal finish on the barrel, frame and cylinder is in poor condition. It is mostly a brownish gray patina with edge wear and a covering of moderate surface rust. The checkered black plastic Colt logo grips are in poor condition with the left panel repaired with copper pins and the right panel missing a large chunk. The action seems to works OK. First issue revolver made from 1907 to 1927. C&R. R Colt Model Police Positive Serial # 151406. .32 Police (.32 S&W Long) caliber double action revolver with a 5” barrel. The bore is poor, mostly clean with heavy pitting. Made in 1919. The blued metal finish on the barrel, frame and cylinder is in poor condition. It is worn to nearly bare metal with little finish remaining with a covering of light to moderate surface rust. Any remaining finish is turning brown. The checkered black plastic Colt logo grips have different design panels on the right and left and show heavy wear. There is a chip out of the left panel. The action does not work. First issue revolver made from 1907 to 1927. C&R.

Unknown Maker Model Spur Trigger Revolver Serial # 171. .22 RF caliber single action spur trigger revolver with a 2- 1/2” barrel. The bore is poor with rust. The finish on the engraved barrel, frame and cylinder appears to have been cleaned to bare metal. The barrel finish is good showing scattered light surface rust, the frame is fair showing light to moderate surface rust. The cylinder is poor showing moderate to heavy surface rust. The grips appear to be ivory and are in good condition, no cracks. The action does not work. Iver Johnson Model Defender Serial # 790. .22 RF caliber single action spur trigger revolver with a 2- 1/4” barrel. The bore is poor with rust. The original nickel finish on the barrel and frame is in poor condition showing large areas of flaking with heavy surface rust. The cylinder is in poor condition showing heavy rust. The original hardwood grips are in fair condition, they do not match and do not fit well. The action does not work properly, the hammer cocks, but the cylinder does not index. Iver Johnson Model Victor No. 1 Serial # 242. .22 RF caliber single action spur trigger revolver with a 2- 1/2” barrel. The bore is poor with rust. The original nickel finish on the barrel is in good condition showing dulling with dings and scratches and scattered light surface rust. The cylinder and frame are in poor condition showing heavy rust. The original hardwood grips are in good condition showing scratches and finish wear. The action does not work.

R Western Field Model M550ABD Serial # H739191. 12 Ga. pump action shotgun with a 28” plain barrel. The bore is excellent, clean and shiny. Made for Montgomery Ward by Mossberg, it is the same as the Model 500. The barrel is fitted with a C-Lect adjustable choke. The chamber is 3”. The metal finish on the barrel and magazine tube is a brown patina with a covering of moderate surface rust. The black finish on the alloy receiver is in fair to good condition showing edge wear, dings and scratches. The grooved hardwood forearm and matching plain butt stock are in good condition showing dings, scratches and light finish wear. Plastic butt plate. The action works OK. R Remington Model 10 Serial # 274442. 12 Ga. pump action bottom ejecting shotgun with a 30” plain barrel. The bore is excellent. The chamber is 2-3/4” and the barrel is choked Full. Made in 1928. The blued metal finish on the barrel and magazine tube is in fair condition showing thinning, heavy scratching and carry wear at the chamber end along with light surface rust. The finish on the receiver is in fair condition showing heavy edge and carry wear with thinning, heavy scratching and scattered light surface rust freckling. The numbers 7, 3 and 4 are stamped on the left side. The grooved walnut forearm is in fair to good condition with marks from use and finish wear. The matching plain walnut butt stock is in poor condition with a large chunk of wood missing on the left side and several cracks on the right side. The action works OK, but is sluggish. Made from 1911 to 1929. C&R.

R Serial # NSN. 7x57mm Mauser caliber single shot rifle with a 30” barrel. The bore is very good, mostly clean with strong rifling with some frosting in the grooves. Made for a military contract, probably South American. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in fair condition showing scratches and a covering of light to moderate surface rust. There is rust along the wood line, there may be pitting blow the wood line. The receiver is a mostly a brown patina with scratches and older cleaned surface rust. There is rust along the joint where it mees the forearm. The walnut stock, forearm and handguard are in fair to good condition with numerous dings and scratches. There is a small sliver of wood missing from the edge of the hand guard. The blued nose band shows light wear with some light freckling, the mid band is a brown patina with heavy rust. Rusty steel butt plate. The cleaning rod is missing. The action works fine. C&R.

R Serial # D7810. 7mm Mauser caliber bolt action rifle with a 22” barrel. The bore is very good to excellent, clean and shiny with slightly worn rifling. The bolt is matched to the receiver, the stock is mis-matched. The receiver ring is scrubbed of markings indicating that it was re-furbished during the mid-1930’s. Does not appear to be import marked. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in is good condition showing muzzle wear, light edge wear and scratches with some scattered light surface rust. The blued finish on the receiver is in fair to good condition showing edge wear, scratches and scattered light surface rust. The bolt is caked with dry cosmoline. The floor plate and trigger guard show heavy wear with scratches and light surface rust. The plain hardwood stock and hand guard are in good condition showing dings and scratches with soiling and areas of crinkled finish. Rusty steel butt plate. The cleaning rod is missing. The action works fine. Includes a Khaki web sling. C&R.

R Serial # 105.910050. 16 Ga. single shot shotgun with a 28” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean and shiny. The barrel is choked Imp. Mod. Made by Crescent Firearms and labeled Eastern Arms. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in very good condition showing little wear with some scratches and scattered spots of light surface rust. The receiver shows faded case color with a covering of light surface rust on the right side and underside. The plain walnut stock and forearm are in good condition showing some scattered light dings with paint streaks and light finish wear. Non-factory red rubber recoil pad that is not fitted well. The action works fine. C&R.

R Serial # 424545V. 12 Ga. pump action shotgun with a 30” plain barrel. The bore is excellent, mostly clean with some light fouling at the chamber end. The barrel is choked Full. The chamber is 3” (Please note the frame is not a magnum frame). The blued metal finish on the barrel is in very good condition showing light muzzle wear, scattered light scratches and some scattered light surface rust at the muzzle. The magazine tube shows action wear. The blued finish on the receiver is in fair to good condition showing thinning, light edge wear, light scratches and a covering of light to moderate freckling. The grooved walnut forearm and matching plain butt stock are in good condition showing a few minor marks and some light finish wear from use. There are some nasty dings on the top surface of the wrist. Non-factory black rubber recoil pad that does not fit well. The LoP is 14-1/4”. The action works fine.

R Serial # NSN. .22 Sh-L-LR caliber bolt action rifle with a 24” barrel. The bore is excellent. Made in 1967, the first year of production. Tubular magazine. The original blued metal finish on the barrel is in very good condition showing little wear with a few scattered light scratches. The blued metal finish on the grooved receiver is in excellent condition showing little wear. Original front and rear sights including the plastic quarter rib. Plastic quarter rib. The plain hardwood stock is in very good condition showing some scattered light dings and scratches, mostly on the left side. The action works fine. Made from 1967-1983. C&R.

Serial # 22593. 10 Ga. double barrel trap shotgun with 30” barrels. The bores are fair to good, mostly clean with light pitting. The barrel rib is not marked. Made in Syracuse, New York, c. 1886-1887. Double triggers with extractors. The glossy black finish on the barrels is a re-blue and is in fair to good condition showing numerous tiny dings and scratches with some scattered light surface rust. The lightly engraved frame has the same black finish showing thinning, light edge wear and light freckling. The checkered walnut forearm with an ebony tip has been cleaned and shows wear to the checkering and a small sliver of wood missing. The checkered butt stock is in good condition showing worn checkering with dings, scratches soiling and finish wear. Checkered plastic butt plate marked “The L.C. Smith Trap Gun”. The action does not work properly, the front trigger is stiff and does not fire.

R Serial # 5948. 9MM Bergman (Largo) caliber bolt action rifle with a 21” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Early model made in 1935. The Destroyer carbines were used by Spanish police forces from the mid-1930’s until 1969. While most Destroyer carbines have a 6 round detachable magazine, this one has a modified fixed magazine with a floor plate held in by screws. The blued metal finish on the barrel and receiver is in good condition showing edge wear and scratches with a covering of light surface rust on the middle portion of the barrel. The receiver has a sharp, well struck crest. The barrel bands and floor plate/trigger guard show wear and scratching with scattered light surface rust. The plain walnut stock is in good condition with scattered dings scratches with light finish wear. Original post front sight with ladder rear sight. Steel butt plate. The action works fine. C&R.

R Serial # 37456. 12 Ga. double barrel shotgun with 26” barrels. The bores are excellent, mostly clean with some stubborn fouling at the chamber end. The barrels are choked Full and Imp. Cyl. Made in 1921. Double triggers and extractor only. The black finish on the barrels is like a black paint that show edge wear along the barrel rib with chipping and flaking. The black finish on the frame is in good to very good condition showing edge wear and scratches with scattered spots of surface rust on the right side. The checkered walnut forearm has had extra finish added and is in very good condition showing some minor marks. The plain walnut butt stock may be a replacement and is in very good condition showing some light marks with light finish wear. Non-factory brown rubber recoil pad with an LoP of 14-1/4”. The action works fine. C&R.

R Serial # 1773. .38 Colt caliber double action revolver with a 6” barrel. The bore is very good, clean with strong rifling. The blued metal finish on the barrel, frame and cylinder is a re-blue and is in good condition showing light edge wear, scratches and scattered areas of surface rust such as at the barrel/frame joint. The grips are missing. The action works, but is sluggish. C&R.

R Serial # 461. 9.4mm caliber revolver with a 4-1/4” barrel. The bore is very good, clean with strong rifling. Designed with the help of Leon Nagant of Russian Nagant fame, the M1891 was developed for use by the Royal Dutch East Indies Army. These revolvers were made from 1895 into the mid-1920’s. This revolver is dated 1924. The revolver is in relic condition, as the jungle conditions of the East Indies were rough on them. The blued metal finish has a brownish patina and shows heavy pitting on the barrel, frame and cylinder. There is evidence of internal rust as evidenced by the grip frame. The checkered wood grips are in poor condition showing heavy wear and deterioration. There is a sliver missing from the right panel and it is loose. The action works OK, but can be sluggish. The cylinder sometimes needs help to move initially. C&R.

Serial # 45704. .32 S&W caliber double action top-break hammerless revolver with a 3-1/2” barrel. The bore is fair, mostly clean with good rifling and moderate pitting. 1st Model made c. 1895. 5 shot fluted cylinder. The nickel finish on the barrel is in poor condition showing heavy wear with scratches and a covering of heavy surface rust. The nickel finish on the cylinder is in fair condition showing flaking with scratches and surface rust. The nickel finish on the frame is in poor condition showing heavy wear with a covering of moderate surface rust. The checkered black plastic grips are in good condition; they are turning brown with wear to the checkering, no cracks or chips. The action works fine. The 1st Model was made from 1888-1902.

R Smith & Wesson Model .38 Double Action Serial # 403251. .38 S&W caliber double action top eject revolver with a 3¼” barrel. The bore is fair, mostly clean with good rifling and light pitting. 5 shot cylinder. The nickel finish on the barrel and cylinder is in poor to fair condition, they are heavily worn with the underlying metal turning brown along with more recent surface rust. The nickel finish on the frame is in fair condition showing patches of wear with a covering of moderate surface rust. The S&W logo checkered black rubber grips are in very good condition showing light wear, no cracks. The action works fine. This is the 4th model made from 1895 to 1909. C&R. R Smith & Wesson Model .38 Safety Hammerless Serial # 246585. . .38 S&W caliber double action top eject revolver with a 4” barrel. The bore is fair, mostly clean with good rifling and light pitting. 5 shot fluted cylinder. The gun appears to have been refinished and chrome plated. The chrome finish on the barrel is in good condition showing scratches with scattered spots of light surface rust. The barrel markings show evidence of buffing. The chrome finish on the cylinder is in good condition scratches and spots of light surface rust. The chrome finish on the frame is in fair condition showing dulling with scratches and yellowish patches. The left side plate is missing. The checkered black hard rubber grips are in fair condition showing wear to the checkering with dings and s chip out of the bottom of the left panel. The action does not work. 5th Model made from 1907-1940. C&R.

Serial # 35552. .38 S&W caliber double action top eject revolver with a 3¼” barrel. The bore is good, mostly clean with good rifling and just a hint of some light pitting. 5 shot cylinder. The nickel finish on the barrel and frame is in poor to fair condition with little nickel remaining. The underlying metal is taking on a brown patina. The nickel finish on the cylinder is in fair condition showing heavy wear and scratching with the underlying metal turning brown. The black hard rubber grips are in fair condition showing heavy wear, no crack or chips. The action works fine. This is the 2nd model made from 1880 to 1884.

R Winchester Model 72 Serial # NSN. .22 Sh-L-LR caliber bolt action rifle with a 25” barrel and a 2/3 length magazine tube. The bore is good, mostly clean with strong rifling with rust in the last 3” at the muzzle. The gun is in relic condition. The barrel, receiver, bolt and trigger guard are all heavily rusted. The plain walnut stock is in fair condition with dings, soiling and finish wear. Plastic butt plate. Original sights. The action works, but is sluggish. C&R. R Enfield Model SMLE No. 4 Mk Serial # CB26983A. .303 British caliber bolt action rifle with a 25” barrel. The bore is fair, it is dark with heavy frosting and worn rifling. Detachable 10 round magazine. The rifle has been crudely sporterized by cutting back the forearm, discarding the hand guards and barrel bands and adding a front swivel. The blued metal finish on the barrel and receiver is in fair condition showing light edge wear with scratches and a covering of light surface rust. The hardwood forearm and butt stock are in good condition with some dings and scratches. There is a large chip at the heel. Original military butt swivel, a sporting swivel has been added to the forearm. Aluminum butt plate. Original military sights. The bolt is matched to the receiver. The action works fine. C&R.

R Kel-Tec Model P3AT Serial # JZT44. . .380 caliber semi auto sub-compact single action pistol with a 2-3/4” barrel. The bore is very good with some light fouling. Detachable magazine NOT included. Black polymer frame with a stainless steel slide. The stainless steel finish on the slide is in very good condition showing scattered light dings and scratches. The black polymer frame with integral checkered grips is in good condition showing scuffs scratches and light soiling. Fixed sights. The action works fine. R Kel-tec P3AT Serial # HAY82. .380 caliber semi auto sub-compact single action pistol with a 2-3/4” barrel. The bore is very good, mostly clean with strong rifling. 7 shot detachable magazine with an extended bottom. Black polymer frame with a steel slide. The matte gray finish on the slide is in fair condition showing heavy holster wear with edge wear and some light surface rust. The black polymer frame with integral checkered grips is in good condition showing scuffs scratches and light soiling. Fixed sights. Crimson Trace laser attached to the trigger guard. A pocket clip is riveted to the frame. The action works fine.

R Serial # 281332. .22 LR caliber semi auto pistol with a 4-1/2” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling with just a hint of some light rust at the muzzle. 10 shot detachable magazine. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in good condition showing holster wear and scratches with scattered light freckling. The blued metal finish on the slide is in fair condition showing heavy edge wear and thinning with scratches and light surface rust in the serrations. The left side has been cleaned to near bare metal. The blued finish on the frame is in fair condition showing edge wear and thinning with heavy wear on the front and rear grip straps. The black plastic target grips with a floral pattern and a thumb rest for a right-handed shooter are in good condition with light dings, scratching and soiling. The action seems to work fine. Made between 1948 & 1949. C&R.

R Serial # B25743. .22 LR caliber double action revolver with a 1-3/4” barrel. The bore is very good, clean with strong rifling. The revolver features an alloy barrel jacket with a steel liner, an alloy frame and a swing out 6 shot cylinder with manual ejection using the cylinder pin. The black finish on the alloy barrel jacket is in good condition showing edge wear and light scratches. The fluted steel cylinder is in the white. It is in very good condition showing light scratches. The black finish on the alloy frame is in good condition showing edge wear and scratches. It is taking on a slight brown color. The checkered brown plastic grips are in very good condition showing some light scratches. The action works fine.

R Serial # 124-00710. .22 LR caliber semi auto rifle with an 18½” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. 10 round detachable rotary magazine. Made in 1983. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in good to very good condition showing light wear with scattered scratches and a ding on the left side. The markings are highlighted in gold. The barrel is fitted with an aftermarket flash hider. The black finish on the alloy receiver is in good condition showing ledge wear and scratches. The markings have been highlighted in gold. The black synthetic stock is in very good condition showing some scattered light scuffs. The black finish on the trigger guard shows chipping. Original front sight, the rear flip-down sight is broken. Made without a butt plate. The action works fine.

R Serial # 3333778M .30-30 Win. caliber lever action rifle with a 20” barrel. The bore is poor with rust and heavy pitting. Full length tubular magazine. Made in 1969. The metal finish on the barrel, magazine tube and receiver has been aggressively cleaned to bare metal. Saddle ring attached to left side of the receiver. The blued finish on the lever has been cleaned as well but still has some finish left with scattered pitting. The front barrel band and magazine cap are very good to excellent, perhaps newer replacements, the mid band is a rusty brown patina. The plain hardwood forearm and matching butt stock have been refinished and are in very good condition showing some scuffs and scratches. There is a swivel stud hole in the butt. Plastic butt plate which does not fit well. The front and rear sights may or may not be original; the front sight hood is missing; the rear sight elevator is a replacement. The action works, but is a bit sticky. C&R

R Serial # JKX87. .380 caliber semi auto sub-compact single action pistol with a 2-3/4” barrel. The bore is very good, clean with strong rifling. Detachable 7 round magazine. OD green polymer frame with a steel slide. The blued metal finish on the slide is in good condition showing edge wear and holster wear with light scratches. The OD green polymer frame with integral checkered grips is in good condition showing scuffs scratches and light soiling. Fixed sights. Crimson Trace laser attached to the trigger guard. A pocket clip is riveted to the frame. The action works fine.

R Serial # 70407. 12 Ga. single shot shotgun with a 32” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean and shiny. The barrel is choked Full. Made by Crescent Firearms and labeled Eastern Arms. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in fair condition showing little wear with some scratches and a covering of light surface rust. The receiver is in poor condition with a covering of moderate to heavy surface rust. There are traces of case color showing. The plain walnut stock and forearm are in fair condition showing dings and scratches with heavy finish wear. Slip-on brown rubber recoil pad. The action works fine. C&R.

R Serial # AC68833. .22 LR caliber 6 shot double action solid frame revolver with a 4” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Made in 1966. The cylinder must be removed for loading and unloading. The blued metal finish on the barrel and cylinder is in very good to excellent condition showing little wear with some fine scratches. The matte black metal finish on the frame is in good to very good condition showing edge wear with scuffs and scratches. The original black plastic grips are in very good condition showing some minor marks from use. Fixed sights. The action works fine. 1st Model made from 1957 to 1973. Includes a leather holster. C&R.

R Serial # NSN. .219 Zipper caliber single shot target rifle with a 24” barrel. The bore is very good, mostly clean with strong rifling with some light fouling. The receiver has BSA factory markings on the left side with “Commonwealth of Australia” on the right side. The blued metal finish on the barrel looks like a re-blue and is in very good to excellent condition showing little wear. The blued metal finish on the receiver is a re-blue and is in good condition showing some light freckling. The markings show evidence of buffing. The walnut forearm with a contrasting nose piece and the butt stock with a contrasting grip cap are made by Bishop and are in very good condition with some light dings and scratches. Plastic butt plate. Sling swivel studs. The action works fine. Includes an R.A. Litschert Eagle externally adjusted scope mounted to scope blocks attached to the barrel. C&R.

R Serial # P288293. 12 Ga. pump action shotgun with a 28” ported ventilated rib barrel. The bore is excellent. The barrel accepts screw-in Accu-Choke tubes, a Modified tube is installed. The chamber is 3”. The blued metal finish on the barrel and magazine tube is in fair condition showing light muzzle wear and light scuffing with a covering of light surface rust. The magazine tube shows light action wear. The black finish on the alloy receiver is in very good to excellent condition showing little wear with a few light scratches and a ding on the rights side. The checkered hardwood forearm and matching plain butt stock are in very good condition showing some scattered light marks from use. Factory brown rubber recoil pad with LoP of 13-3/4”. The action works fine.

Serial # 61-13-185557-02. .50 caliber black powder percussion inline rifle with a 24” barrel. The bore is good, mostly clean with good rifling with some fouling in the grooves. There is some light surface rust at the muzzle. Uses a 209-shotgun primer for ignition. The blue metal finish on the barrel and receiver is in fair condition showing numerous scratches with scattered light surface rust. The checkered camo synthetic stock is in good to very good condition light edge wear with scattered light scuffs and scratches. Black rubber recoil pad. Sling swivel studs. Fiber optic front sight, the rear sight has been removed. Sling swivel studs. The action works fine. Includes a Pine Ridge 2.5-7x32 scope and a leather sling.

Serial # K224502. .50 caliber flintlock black powder muzzle loading rifle with a 29” heavy octagon barrel. The bore is very good, mostly clean with strong rifling. Double set triggers. Made from a kit. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in fair condition, it is a thin brownish gray patina with edge wear, scratches and scattered light surface rust around the sights and at the breech area. The engraved lock plate and hammer show good case color, the hammer and frizzen show spots of surface rust. The brass trigger guard, patch box, butt plate and barrel hardware are in fair to good condition showing dulling and scattered heavy oxidation, they should clean up OK. The plain walnut stock is in good condition showing dings, scratches and finish wear. Original front and adjustable rear sights, the rear sight is installed backwards. Both have light surface rust. The action works, including the double set function of the triggers. Includes the wood ram rod.

R Serial # 128935. 12 Ga. double barreled shotgun with 28” barrels. The bores are poor, shiny with pitting. It looks like they were honed and did not get the pitting out. The barrels are choked Full and Imp. Mod. Made c. 1930-1931. Double triggers and extractors. The blued metal finish on the barrels is a re-blue and is in good to very good condition showing little wear with light scratches and scattered light surface rust. There are 2 holes in the bottom rib from a sling swivel mount. The frame has been re-blued as well and shows edge wear with scratches. The checkered walnut forearm and matching butt stock have been refinished. The forearm is in fair condition, it has a large crack that has been repaired with wood dowels and epoxy filler. The butt stock is in very good condition showing minor marks with a swivel stud hole. Red rubber recoil pad with an LoP of 13-1/4”. The action works fine and is tight. C&R.

R Serial # 4933g. 8mm Mauser caliber bolt action rifle with a 23-1/2” barrel. The bore is very good, mostly clean with good rifling with light fouling in the grooves. The receiver is dated 1939. The rifle has been crudely sporterized by cutting down the stock, filling the sling channel and the take-down hole. The mid band and hand guard have been discarded; the nose band has been modified for use as a mid-band. The rifle does not appear to be import marked and is mostly matching, the bolt is mis-matched. The blued metal finish on the barrel and receiver is in good condition showing edge wear, thinning and scratching with scattered light surface rust. The floor plate and trigger guard have been cleaned to bare metal and have again rusted. The markings are clear. The laminated stock is in good condition with some light dings and scratches. Swivel studs have been added as well as a grip cap that may be ivory. Original military sights. Flat butt plate. The cleaning rod is missing. The action works fine. C&R.

R Serial # AG273372. 12 Ga single shot shotgun with a 30” barrel. The bore is good, mostly clean with slight roughness. The barrel is choked Full. The chamber is 3”. Made in 1970. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in fair to good condition showing thinning, scuffs and scratches scattered light rust freckling. The receiver shows dark, slightly faded case color with a covering of light to moderate surface rust. The plain hardwood forearm is in good condition showing scuffing and finish wear. The matching plain hardwood butt stock is in fair condition showing heavy finish wear. There is a dark strip on the right side that runs the whole length of the butt. Original red rubber recoil pad. The action works fine. C&R.

R Serial # 1827. 12 Ga. double barrel shotgun with 30” Damascus barrels. The bores are poor with moderate to heavy pitting. The barrels are choked Full and Imp. Mod. Double triggers and extractors. Baltimore Arms was founded by Frank Hollenbeck in 1900 to employ a patent involving an improved locking mechanism. Hollenbeck was a gun designer who had worked for Baker, Fox, Syracuse Arms and Lefever. The company folded in 1904. The metal finish on the barrels is a brown patina with scuffs, scratches and light surface rust. There is wear along the sides. Damascus pattern is visible. The right barrel has a dent. The frame is mostly a gray patina that is turning brown with traces of case color visible. The checkered walnut forearm shows wear to the checkering with small dings and scratches. The ebony tip is missing. The matching checkered walnut butt stock is in good condition with scattered dings and scratches with moderate to heavy finish wear. Checkered plastic butt plate. The action does not work. C&R.

R Smith & Wesson Model .32 Double Action Serial # 141848. .32 S&W caliber double action top-break revolver with a 3-1/2” barrel. The bore is poor, worn and rusty with moderate pitting. 4th Model made c. 1898-1899. 5 shot fluted cylinder. The nickel finish on the barrel is in poor condition, it is mostly a rusty brown patina with little nickel remaining. The nickel finish on the cylinder is in poor condition as well showing heavy wear and flaking with the underlying metal turning brown. The nickel finish on the frame is in fair condition showing light flaking with scratches as well as surface rust, mostly on the right side. The right grip panel is missing, the left panel is taped on and is in very good condition showing light wear. The action works OK. The 4th Model was made from 1883-1909. C&R. R Colt Model New Pocket Serial # 25734. .32 Colt New Police (.32 S&W Long) caliber double action revolver with a 3-1/2” barrel. The bore is fair, mostly clean with visible rifling and light to moderate pitting. Made in 1904. It was the first modern double action revolver with a swing out cylinder. The metal finish on the barrel, frame and cylinder is in poor condition. It is worn to bare metal with remnant rust and pitting. The cylinder is a dark brown patina. The checkered black plastic grips are in fair condition with wear and chips out of both panels. The action does not work and there are parts missing. Made from 1893 until 1905. C&R.

Smith & Wesson Model .32 Single Action Serial # 89778. .32 RF caliber break top spur trigger revolver with a 3” barrel. The bore is very good, mostly clean with strong rifling and just a hint of light pitting. 5 shot fluted cylinder. The nickel finish on the barrel is in poor condition showing heavy wear with heavy rust. The nickel finish on the cylinder is in poor to fair condition showing flaking and wear with areas of heavy rust. The nickel finish on the frame is in fair condition showing dulling, wear and flaking with scattered patches of surface rust. The checkered black plastic grips are in very good condition showing little wear. The action works OK, the opening latch, hinge and extractor are stiff and could use a good cleaning/lube. Made from 1878-1892 Hopkins & Allen Model Protector Serial # 8367 .32 RF caliber spur trigger revolver with a 2-5/8” barrel. The bore is good, mostly clean with good rifling. Non-functional gun with many parts missing. The nickel finish on the barrel is in very good condition showing light wear. The nickel finish on the un-fluted 5 shot cylinder is in good condition showing wear, scratches and scattered light rust. The nickel finish on the frame is in fair to good condition showing wear with isolated flaking and some scattered spots of surfacer rust. No grips, internal parts missing. Norwich Pistol Co. Model Bull Eye Serial # 316. .22 RF caliber spur trigger revolver with a 2-1/2” barrel. The bore is poor with rust. The nickel finish on the barrel and frame is poor with heavy rust. The nickel finish on the fluted 7 shot cylinder is in fair condition flaking, scratches and scattered surface rust. The checkered black plastic grips are in good condition showing light wear with soiling, no cracks. The action does not work, there are parts missing.

Hopkins & Allen Model Blue Jacket No. 2. Serial # 1712. .22 RF caliber spur trigger revolver with a 2-3/8” barrel. The bore is poor with rust. The metal finish on the barrel, 7 shot un-fluted cylinder and the frame is a rusty brown patina with little nickel finish remaining. The wood grips are in fair condition with dings and finish wear. The action does not work, the internal parts are missing. Bacon Arms Co. Model Prairie King. Serial # 6925. 22RF caliber spur trigger revolver with a 2-3/8” barrel. The bore is poor with rust. The metal finish on the barrel and frame is a rusty brown patina with little nickel finish remaining. The 7 shot un-fluted cylinder has some nickel remaining, but is poor with flaking and heavy rust. The grips are missing, the hammer screw is a brass replacement. The action does not work, there are internal parts missing. Iver Johnson Model Defender 89. Serial # 415. .22 RF caliber spur trigger revolver with a 2-1/2” barrel. The bore is poor with rust. The metal finish on the barrel and frame is in poor condition, it has a goldish tint with patches of heavy rust and dirt. The frame almost looks to be slightly bent. The cylinder, pin and pin retainer are missing. The wood grips are in good condition with dings and finish wear. The action does not work, the hammer is locked back.

Serial # 20856. 12 Ga double barrel hammer fired shotgun with 30” Damascus barrels. The bores are good to very good, mostly clean with some scattered light pitting. The barrels are both choked Imp. Cyl. The barrels are BSA proofed in the 1855-1875 range. Phillip Webley began making guns around 1834. The company continued as P. Webley & Son until 1897 when the W.C. Scott & Son Company was acquired. The company was then known as Webley & Scott. The metal finish on the barrels is a brownish gray patina showing dings and scratches with areas of wear. Good Damascus pattern is visible. There is some light surface rust along the top and bottom barrel rib. The barrel rib is marked “P. Webley & Son St James’s London”. The nicely engraved lock plates are marked “P. Webley & Son”. The frame in general is a gray patina with a slight gold tint. The bottom surface shows some carry wear, the side plates show some slightly dark spots. The engraved trigger guard is a brownish gray patina with surface rust. checkered walnut forearm with a bone tip is in fair to good condition showing wear to the checkering with some light marks and a small sliver of wood missing. The matching but stock is in good condition showing wear to the checking with light dings and scratches. Ther are 4 small holes in the wrist. Rusty steel butt plate. The action works fine and the lock-up is tight.

R Serial; # 240405. 16 Ga. double barreled hammer fired shotgun with 30” Damascus barrels. The bores are generally very good, mostly clean with some isolated patches pf roughness. There are dents in both barrels. The bores are both choked Full. The chambers are 2-9/16”. Made after 1900. The metal dark brown patina showing wear at the muzzle and chamber end, dings and scratches and a covering of light surface rust. The frame is a dark brownish-gray patina with edge wear and carry wear to the underside. The hammers and trigger guard are a dark brownish gray with edge wear as well. The checkered walnut forearm with ebony tip is in fair condition showing heavy wear with a crack along the underside and slivers of wood missing along the edges. The checkered walnut butt stock is in poor to fair condition showing heavy wear to the checkering with dings, scratches and heavy finish wear. It has a break in the wrist that has been repaired with a wood dowel. Original butt plate has been slimmed down at the toe. The action seems to work. Made from 1889-1908. C&R.

R Serial # NSN. 7x57mm Mauser caliber single shot rifle with a 30” barrel. The bore is fair, somewhat dark with good but rough rifling with heavy frosting. Made for a military contract, probably South American. The metal finish on the barrel is in fair condition. It is a grayish brown patina showing light muzzle wear with scattered light rust and scattered light pitting. The receiver is a mostly a brown patina showing light edge wear with scattered light surface rust freckling. There is some light pitting on the lower tang. The walnut forearm is in poor condition showing heavy dings. The wood has been heavily sanded and refinished leaving sanding marks and an un-even surface. The hand guard is in poor condition as well with a large crack. The butt stock is in poor condition showing numerous dings with heavy sanding marks. The wrist has swelled/separated from the upper and lower tang. There are cracks on the sides and at the upper/lower tangs and it is loose. The steel butt plate is mostly missing, only the heel ledge is present. The cleaning rod is missing. The action works fine. C&R.

L.C. Smith 0 Grade Double. Serial # 60107. 16 Ga. double barrel shotgun with 26” Damascus barrels. The bores are fair, mostly clean with moderate pitting. Both barrels have some small dents/dings. Made in 1895. Double triggers with extractors. The metal finish on the barrels is a brown patina showing light edge wear, scattered light scratches and light surface rust. Damascus pattern is visible. The frame and trigger guard are a brown patina showing light edge wear with numerous dings on the underside. The plain walnut forearm is in poor condition with a large crack, a large chunk of wood missing from the back side, slivers missing from the edges and screw holes. The ebony tipis also missing. The checkered walnut butt stock is in poot to fair condition showing heavily worn checkering with dings scratches and finish wear with a crack through the wrist. Grooved plastic butt plate. The action does not work properly, the front trigger works, the rear one does not. The 0 Grade was made from 1894 to 1914. L.C. Smith Model 00 Grade. Serial # 123537. 12 Ga. double barrel shotgun with 30” barrels. The bores are poor with heavy pitting. The barrels are choked Full and Modified. Double triggers with extractors. The metal finish on the barrels is a is a brownish-gray patina showing muzzle wear, wear at the chamber end, thinning, dings scratches and older cleaned surface rust. The frame is mostly a gray patina with edge wear and darker spots of older cleaned surface rust. The checkered walnut forearm has been cleaned and is generally good condition with finish wear and paint spatter. The checkered walnut butt stock is in fair to good condition showing scrapes scratches and finish wear. The name R.I. Lea is stamped in the left side. There are hairline cracks on either side of the wrist. Poorly fit non-factory red rubber recoil pad added. The action works fine. The barrel to frame lock up is tight. The 00 was made from 1898 to 1913. C&R.

R J. Stevens Arms Model 235. Serial # A4344. 165 Ga hammer fired double barrel shotgun with 30” barrels. The bores are poor with heavy pitting. The barrels are choked Full and Imp. Cyl. Double triggers with extractors. The metal finish on the barrels is an older re-blue with a blotchy brown/black patina along with scattered scratches. The frame is also a blotchy brown/black patina with edge wear and carry wear. The trigger guard is a brown patina with edge wear. The forearm is missing. The plain hardwood butt stock has been painted brown. It has been badly broken through the wrist and repaired. There are cracks running all through the wrist area. Red rubber recoil pad that is not fitted well. The action works fine, the lock-up is tight. C&R. R Baker Gun Co. Model Batavia Leader. Serial # 89969. 12 ga double barrel shotgun with 29-1.2” Damascus barrels. The bores are good, mostly clean with some rough spots and some isolated pitting. The barrels are both choked Imp. Mod. The metal finish on the barrels is a brown patina with some light wear on the sides along with scattered light surface rust. There are some dings along the side of the left barrel. The frame has been cleaned to bare metal and is a gray patina with scattered darker spots of older cleaned surface rust. The trigger guard is worn to near bare metal with scratches. The forearm is missing. The checkered walnut butt stock is in good condition. It has been cleaned and shows some light marks with finish wear. Original plastic butt plate. The action works fine, the lock-up is tight. C&R.

Iver Johnson Model Defender 89. Serial # 1255. .32 RF caliber spur trigger revolver with a 2-1/2” barrel. The bore is poor with rust. The nickel finish on the barrel and un-fluted 5 shot cylinder is in fair condition; it is dull with scratches and scattered surface rust. The nickel finish on the frame is in poor condition showing heavy scrapes and scratches with rust and dirt. The wood grips are in poor condition with chips, dings and finish wear. The action does not work, there are parts missing. Smith & Wesson Model .38 Safety Hammerless New Departure. Serial #3713. .38 S&W caliber double action top eject revolver with a 3-1/4” barrel. The bore is fair, mostly clean with good rifling and light to moderate pitting. 5 shot fluted cylinder. The metal finish on the barrel, cylinder and frame is in poor condition, it is a grayish brown patina with heavy wear and a covering of older surface rust with light pitting. Z-bar opening latch. Grip safety. The checkered black rubber grips are in poor condition showing heavy wear. The left panel has a chip out of the bottom, the right panel is cracked and broken. The action does not work. Approx. 5000 made in 1887. Iver Johnson Model Defender 89. Serial# 389. .32 RF caliber spur trigger revolver with a 2-1/2” barrel. The bore is fair, mostly clean with good rifling and some light pitting. The nickel finish on the barrel, frame and un-fluted 5 shot cylinder is in fair condition showing dings and scratches with scattered light surface rust. The black plastic grips with decorative scrolling are in poor condition with large chips missing from along the back edge. The action does not work. Hopkins & Allen Model XL 80 Long. Serial # 1719. .32 RF caliber spur trigger revolver with a 2-1/2” barrel. The bore is poor with rust. The metal finish on the barrel, fluted 5 shot cylinder and frame is in poor condition showing a covering of heavy rust. The hardwood wood grips are in very good condition showing some minor marks from use. The cylinder pin and retainer are missing. The action does not work.

R Serial # F162700. .22 Sh-L-LR caliber lever action rifle with a 20-1/2” barrel. The bore is excellent. Full length tubular magazine. Made in 1974. The original blued metal finish on the barrel and magazine tube is in excellent condition showing little to no wear with a few fine scratches. The blued finish on the grooved steel receiver is in excellent condition as well showing little to no wear with some fine scratches. The plain walnut forearm and matching walnut stock are in very good condition showing some scattered light dings and scratches. Original front and rear sights including the front hood. Plastic butt plate. The action works fine.

R Serial # NSN. 16 Ga. double barrel shotgun with 28” barrels. The bores are excellent, clean and shiny. The barrels are choked Full and Modified. Double triggers and extractors. The blued metal finish on the barrels is in very good condition showing little wear with some light surface rust near the muzzle, a few fine scratches and some very light edge wear along the rib. The frame shows good case color with some scattered light surface rust freckling on the underside. The blued steel trigger guard shows edge wear with light surface rust. The plain walnut forearm and matching butt stock are in very good condition showing some light dings and scratches, mostly along the bottom of the butt, as well as some light finish wear. Original plastic e butt plate. The action works fine. C&R.

R Serial # P-082640. 12 Ga hammer fired double barrel shotgun with 20” barrels. The bores are excellent. The barrels are both choked Imp. Cyl., the chambers are 3”. Modern replica of the original Colt Model 1878 shotgun. Made in China. The blued metal finish on the barrels is in very good to excellent condition showing little wear with a few minor scuffs and scratches. The blued metal finish on the frame is in very good to excellent condition showing some very light edge wear with some scattered fine scratches. The frame has taken on a plum hue while the side plates and trigger guard are more of a black color. The plain hardwood forearm and matching butt stock are in very good condition showing some minor marks and scratches from use. The action works fine. Includes a machete in a leather sheath with Central American countries depicted on the blade.

R Serial # 2407. 12 ga double barrel shotgun with 19” Damascus barrels. The bores are mixed, the left bore is fair with light pitting. The right bore is very good to excellent with no pitting. The barrels have been cut back, the chokes measure Modified and Imp. Cyl. The metal finish on the barrels is a brown patina with a covering of light surface rust. There is some Damascus pattern showing. There is a dent in the left barrel. The engraved frame and trigger guard have been cleaned to bare metal. The checkered walnut forearm is in good condition showing some light marks from use. The ebony tip is missing. Ther matching butt stock is in good condition as well showing some scattered dings and scratches with paint spatter and finish wear. Original Baker butt plate. The action works fine and the lock-up is tight. The A&B Grades were made from 1892-1908. C&R.

R Serial # 631004. 12 Ga. pump action shotgun with a 28” plain barrel. The bore is excellent, clean and shiny. The barrel is marked as having a Full choke, but a Polychoke compensated adjustable choke has been attached to the barrel. Made in 1931. The metal finish on the barrel is worn to a blotchy gray patina showing areas of older cleaned surface rust, areas of older cold blue and some spots that are turning brown. The magazine tube shows heavy action wear. The blued metal finish on the receiver shows heavy edge wear, carry wear and areas of older surface rust cleaned to near bare metal. The grooved walnut forearm and matching butt stock have been refinished and are in very good condition showing little sign of wear with some scattered remnant marks. Non-factory red rubber recoil pad with an LoP of 13-3/4”. The action works fine. C&R.

R Serial # 135973. .32 S&W caliber double action top-break revolver with a 3” barrel. The bore is poor with moderate t heavy pitting. 5 shot cylinder. The original nickel finish on the barrel is in good condition showing muzzle wear with light scratches and scattered light surface rust. The nickel finish on the cylinder is in very good condition showing light wear with some light scratches and scattered light surface rust. The nickel finish on the frame is in good to very good condition showing light flaking along the edges with scattered scratches and a rub mark on the left side. The checkered black rubber grips are in very good to excellent condition showing little wear, no cracks or chips. The action works fine. Second Model, Second Variation made from 1906-1908. C&R.

R Serial # F-149326. 7.62x39mm caliber semi-auto rifle with a 20” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Equipped with a grenade launcher, night sights, and a folding bayonet. The rifle is all matching, the stock is force matched. The rifle shows little use. The black arsenal finish on the barrel, receiver and top cover is in excellent condition showing very light edge wear with a few light scratches. The blond hardwood stock and handguard are in excellent military condition showing little use. Includes the original 10 round fixed magazine. Black rubber recoil pad. The action functions fine. Includes the butt trap cleaning kit, a sling, an ammo pouch and additional cleaning equipment. C&R.

R Serial # 5610. 7mm Mauser caliber bolt action rifle with a 22” barrel. The bore is good, somewhat dark with strong rifling frosting in the grooves. The rifle is mis-matched and import marked. Made at the Oviedo Arsenal in 1934. The blued metal finish on the barrel and receiver is in is fair condition showing heavy wear and thinning with some light pitting on the barrel. The finish is turning brown in spots. The floor plate and mid-band are worn to near bare metal. The plain hardwood military stock and hand guar are in very good condition showing some minor marks from use. The steel butt plate is worn and turning brown. The cleaning rod is missing with a screw turned into the hole. The action works fine. Includes a leather sling and a bayonet. C&R.

R Serial # 5K28433. .38 Spl. caliber 6 shot double action revolver with a 6” barrel. The bore is excellent. Made in 1973. This is a square butt, K frame with adjustable target sights. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in excellent condition showing just a hint of some light muzzle wear. The blued finish on the fluted cylinder is very good to excellent with a light drag line. The blued metal finish on the frame is in excellent condition showing little sign of use. The hammer and trigger show good case color. The checkered walnut target grips are in excellent condition showing little sign of use. The action works fine. Includes the instructions and a holster.

R Serial # 189520232. 7.62x38Rmm (Russian Nagant) caliber double action revolver with a 4½” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Made at the Tula Arsenal in 1938. Called a “Gas Seal” revolver because the cylinder moves forward to engage the barrel breech as the gun is cocked. Many of these were refinished and imported into the U.S. The blue arsenal finish on the barrel, frame and cylinder is in very good to excellent condition showing light edge wear with some scattered light scratches. The checkered wooden grips are excellent showing no wear. 7 shot cylinder. The cylinder and trigger guard are numbered to the frame. Import marked on the frame. The action works fine. Includes a holster with the cleaning rod. C&R.

R Serial # 480585. 6.5x55mm Swedish Mauser caliber bolt action rifle with a 29-1/2” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. The muzzle is threaded for the blank firing device. Made in Sweden in 1919. The rifle is import stamped at the muzzle. The rifle is all matching. The blued arsenal finish on the barrel and barrel bands shows wear and thinning with some light scratches. The blued finish on the receiver is in very good condition showing edge wear with a few light scratches. The floor plate and trigger guard show heavy wear. The walnut stock and hand guard have been lightly refinished and are in very good military condition showing some remnant dings and scratches, no major damage or repairs. The stock disc is intact. Original military front and rear sights. The action works fine. Includes the cleaning rod. A bayonet, loading clips and a sling. C&R.

R Serial # 20416. 7.7mm Arisaka caliber bolt action rifle with a 26” barrel. The bore is very good to excellent, clean with strong rifling. Late war rifle made at the Tokyo Juki Kogyo Arsenal with 37th Series markings. The bolt parts are all matching and matched to the receiver. The nose band is not numbered. The blued metal finish on the barrel and receiver is in very good condition showing light edge wear with some light scratches. The finish on the floor plate and trigger guard is worn with scratches. The mum is partially intact, lightly ground. Monopod type mid-band; the monopod is missing. Anti-aircraft type rear sight, the extendable arms are missing. The military stock and handguard have been lighgtly refinished and are in are in very good military condition showing little wear with some remnant dings. A cleaning rod is present, but not correct for this rifle. The action works fine. C&R.

R Serial # 208019. 9mm Luger caliber semi auto pistol with a 5” barrel. The bore is excellent. Made in Germany. Post War model made c. 1962-1963. Steel slide and an alloy frame. The slide is dated 1960. 8 shot detachable magazine. The slide and barrel are matched together, but not matched to the alloy frame. The matte gray finish on the barrel is in very good condition showing light muzzle wear with light scratches. The black finish on the slide is in good condition showing edge wear and thinning with light scratches. The black finish on the alloy frame is in very good condition showing light edge wear and light scratching. The checkered black plastic grips are in very good condition showing some light scratches. The action works fine. Includes a modern canvas camo holster with a spare magazine. C&R.

R Serial # EP392562. .44 Special caliber revolver with a 2-1/4” barrel. The bore is excellent. Made in Brazil. This is a compact double action revolver with a lightweight alloy frame, a steel a shrouded barrel with a steel sleeve and 5 shot steel cylinder. The black metal finish on the alloy barrel shroud and frame is in very good to excellent condition showing only some light edge wear at the muzzle. The blued finish on the fluted cylinder is in very good condition showing light edge wear with some light scuffs and a light drag line. The checkered stippled black rubber finger groove grips are in very good condition showing some light soiling. Fixed sights. The action works fine. Includes the box with the instructions and the action keys.

R Serial # 57410. .25 ACP caliber semi auto pistol with a 2” barrel. The bore is very good, mostly clean with strong rifling. Made in 1911. The magazine is not the correct 2-tone magazine, probably a later replacement. The blued metal finish on the slide is in fair to good condition showing edge wear with scratches and small patches of older cleaned surface rust. The blued finish on the frame is in good to very good condition showing edge wear and scratches. The safety and trigger show good case color, the grip safety is worn with case color on the sides. The Colt Logo checkered black grips are in good condition showing wear and light soiling, no cracks. The action works OK. Includes a small leather holster. Made from 1908-1946. C&R.

Serial # P62113. .44 caliber black powder percussion fired 6 shot revolver with a 8” round barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Made in Italy in 2000. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in very good to excellent condition showing just a hint of some light muzzle wear with some light scratches. The blued finish on the engraved cylinder is in very good condition showing light edge wear with some light scratches. The frame and hammer show good case color, the trigger and the loading lever show faded case color. The brass trigger guard/grip frame are in very good condition showing little wear. The plain hardwood grips are in very good to excellent condition showing some minor marks from use. The action works fine. Includes a presentation case with the instructions, a powder flask, a tin for percussion caps a bullet mold and some lad balls.

R Serial # 1018925. 16 Ga. pump action shotgun with a 28” plain barrel. The bore is excellent, clean and shiny. The barrel is choked Full. Made in 1968. Lightweight version of the standard Model 37. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in good condition showing light muzzle wear with scattered scratches with an intermittent covering of light surface rust freckling. The finish is beginning to turn brown. The magazine tube shows heavy wear. The blued finish on the engraved receiver is in poor condition showing heavy wear with heavy scratching and older cleaned surface rust. The plain walnut forearm is in good condition showing some light dings with finish wear. The checkered walnut butt stock is in good to very good condition showing some scattered light marks with finish wear at the comb. Red fiber optic front bead. Plastic butt plate. The action works fine. C&R.

R Serial # 80198. 8mm Mauser caliber bolt action rifle with a 23-1/2” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. The receiver is dated 1940. The rifle is a Russian capture as evidenced by the partial “X” on the receiver ring. It was polished and re-numbered on the top of the receiver during the Russian refurbishment. Import marked on the underside of the barrel. The rifle is mismatched. The black metal finish on the barrel, receiver, barrel band s and bolt is an arsenal refinish and is in very good condition showing little wear with some light scuffs and scratches. The floor plate and trigger guard show heavy wear and thinning. Most of the Nazi symbols have been removed, the WaA 655 Waffenampts on the receiver are visible. The walnut stock and hand guard have been refinished and are in very good condition showing little sign of use. Very faint Waffenampts are visible on the right side. Original military sights including the front sight hood. Flat butt plate. The cleaning rod is present. The action works fine. Includes a bayonet and an ammunition pouch. C&R.

R Serial # 490442. .32 S&W caliber double action top ejecting revolver with a 3-1/4” barrel. The bore is very, clean and shiny with strong rifling and a small spot of isolated pitting. 6 shot cylinder. The blued metal finish on the barrel, frame and cylinder is in fair condition, it is a blotchy gray/black patina with thinning and scratches with scattered small patches of light pitting on the fame. The checkered black plastic grips are in very good condition showing little wear, no cracks or chips. The action does not work properly, the trigger return spring is broken. This is the 4th variation made from 1916 to 1924. C&R.

R Serial # 351407. .32-20 Win. caliber single shot pistol with a 10” round barrel. The bore is excellent. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in excellent condition showing little wear with a few fine scratches. The blued finish on the engraved receiver is in excellent condition as well showing some light rub marks from opening the action. The plain walnut forearm is in very good condition showing some light scuffs and scratches. The plain walnut pistol grip with rubber back strap is in excellent condition showing little sign of wear. Original front and rear sights. The action functions fine. Includes the original box with a soft case containing 2 additional barrels, a 10” .45 Colt and a 10” .22 LR Match barrel as well as one box for a barrel.

R Serial # MK4753. 7.62x54Rmm caliber bolt action rifle with a 29” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Round receiver rifle made at the Izhevsk Arsenal in 1942. This is one of the many 91/30’s that have been imported over the years. Many were refinished by Russia after the war and this appears to be one of them. The black arsenal finish on the barrel and receiver is in good condition showing light edge wear with thinning along with some scattered scuffs and scratches. The magazine housing/trigger guard is in very good condition showing little wear. The hardwood stock and handguard have been refinished and are in very good condition showing little sign of use. The rifle is import marked. The bolt and butt plate are matched to the receiver, the magazine box is force-matched. The action works fine. Includes the cleaning rod, an OD green canvas web sling, 2 oilers, an ammo pouch, cleaning kit and bayonet. C&R.

R Serial # 11037M. .303 British caliber bolt action rifle with a 25” barrel. The bore is excellent. Made in India in 1952. 10 shot detachable magazine. The arsenal type finish on the barrel and receiver is in good condition showing edge wear and scratches. The barrel bands, rear sight protector and trigger guard show heavier wear with thinning. The mid band is turning slightly brown. The bolt and nose band are matched to the receiver. The rifle is import marked on the left rear of the receiver. The walnut stock and handguards have been lightly refinished are in very good condition showing little use with some underlying dings and scratches. There is a small arsenal repair at the heel. Original military sights. Brass butt plate. The action works fine. Includes a canvas action cover, a sling and a bayonet. C&R.

R J.P. Sauer & Sohn Model 1913. Serial # 13053. 7.65mm (.32 ACP) caliber semi auto pistol with a 3” barrel. The bore is very good, clean with strong rifling. Made in Germany c. 1913-1930. Detachable magazine NOT included. The metal finish on the slide and cocking knob showing light dings and scratches with some very light surface rust. The frame finish is mostly bare metal with surface rust. There is some original finish visible. All markings are very clear. The frame and cocking knob have a crown N proof. The slide is numbered to the frame. The grips are missing. The safety is missing. There may be other parts missing. The action seems to work fine. C&R. R Polish Radom VIS Model 35. Serial # A3796. 9mm Luger caliber semi auto pistol frame and slide. No barrel. Made in Poland. 8 round detachable magazine NOT included. Basically a slide and frame with some extra parts. The frame is an “A” block serial number which should be a Type I three lever gun with a shoulder stock slot. However, the frame appears to be of the 2 lever type. The slide is not numbered to the frame. Fixed sights. Wa77 Waffenamt is visible on the slide and frame. The metal finish on the slide and frame is in poor condition showing edge wear, thinning, heavy scratches and a covering of moderate surface rust. There appears to be a bullet strike on the slide. There is older masking tape attached to the slide. The brown checkered “FB” and “VIS” logo plastic grips are in good condition with some chips and scratches along the bottom edge, mostly on the right panel. Once screw is missing from the left panel. The grip safety, hammer, trigger and mag release are present, many other parts missing. C&R.

R Serial # 62472. .32 S&W Long caliber double action revolver with a 6” barrel. The bore is poor, rough with rust. Made c. 1908. The blued metal finish on the barrel, frame and cylinder is in poor to fair condition showing wear and thinning with scratches and a covering of light surface rust. Some areas are turning slightly brown. The grips are missing. The action does not work properly. 2nd Change made from 1906-1910. C&R.

R Serial #NSN. .22 RF tip up boy’s rifle with a 15” tip-up barrel (15” barrel has been exempted from NFA). The bore is poor, worn with areas of heavy pitting, rifling is visible. The metal finish on the barrel jacket, breech and frame has been aggressively cleaned to bare metal and shows remnant patches of surface rust. The markings on the frame are visible and sharp. The plain hardwood forearm is in is in good condition. The plain hardwood butt stock has been partially cleaned revealing older initials carved into the stock long ago. It is in fair condition showing dings and scratches with cracks on the sides. The trigger guard screw has been replaced. Rusty steel butt plate. The action works OK, the barrel to frame lock-up has quite a bit of play. Should not be fired with modern ammunition. C&R.

R Serial # NSN. .32 RF caliber single shot boy’s rifle with a 22-1/2” octagon barrel. The bore is fair, mostly clean but worn and slightly rough with light pitting. The metal finish on the barrel is in poor condition, it is a blotchy brown patina with edge wear, dings, scratches and areas of moderate to heavy pitting. The receiver is a worn gray patina with patches of cleaned surface rust. The trigger guard has turned brown. The plain walnut stock and forearm are in fair condition showing numerous dings, scratches, and finish wear, no cracks. Original front and rear sights. Rusty steel butt plate. The action works OK. C&R.

R Western Arms Co. Model Single Shot. Serial # M248. 12 ga single shot shotgun with a 28-3/4” barrel. The bore is poor, rusty and dirty. The metal finish on the barrel and frame is a rusty brown patina. The plain walnut forearm is in good condition showing dings, scratches and finish wear. The matching plain butt stock is in fair condition showing some scattered dings with finish wear, there are cracks at the butt and a large crack on the right side at the wrist with a smaller crack at the upper tang. Plastic butt plate. The action works OK, the lock-up is loose. C&R. R Iver Johnson Model 1900. Serial # 7272. . 12 ga single shot shotgun barrel and frame with a 28 barrel. The bore is poor, rusty and dirty. The metal finish on the barrel and frame is a rusty brown patina. The forearm and butt stock are missing. No trigger guard. The trigger looks to be broken. The action seems to work OK, the lock-up is loose. C&R.

R Savage Arms Model Springfield 219. Serial # 28927B. .22 Hornet caliber single shot break top rifle with a 26” barrel. The bore is very good, clean with good, slightly worn rifling. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in poor condition showing heavy wear, mostly at the muzzle with scrapes, scratches and moderate surface rust. Areas are turning brown. There are 2 holes on the left side of the barrel at the breech end. The receiver finish is a brown patina with edge wear, scratches and surface rust. The trigger guard is missing. The front sight has been removed. The forearm is missing. The plain hardwood butt stock is in poor condition showing dings, scratches and finish wear. There are 2 large chunks of wood missing on either side of the upper tang. The butt plate is missing. The action seems to work OK, but the firing pin is missing. There may be other parts missing. R Marlin Model Glenfield 60. Serial # 236583687. .22 LR caliber semi auto barrel and receiver. The bore is dark and dirty, it may clean better. The metal finish on the barrel is poor, it looks like it was acid cleaned and shows a covering of heavy pitting. No sights, the magazine tube assembly is missing. The black finish on the alloy receiver is in poot condition showing heavy wear with corrosion. Many internal parts are present. The stock assembly and trigger assembly are missing. R Mossberg Model 390KA. Serial # NSN. 16 Ga bolt action shotgun with a 26” barrel. The bore is very good, mostly clean with some fouling. It may clean to excellent. The barrel is fitted with a C-Lect adjustable choke. The chamber is 2-3/4”. Detachable magazine. The bolt is missing. The metal finish on the barrel and receiver is a rusty brown patina. The floor plate and magazine have a covering of light surface rust. The plain walnut stock is in good condition showing scattered dings, scratches and finish wear. Original red rubber recoil pad. C&R.

R Serial # 4786. 12 Ga. double barrel shotgun with 28” Damascus barrels. The bores are very good clean with no significant pitting. The barrels are both choked Full. Double triggers and extractors. Baltimore Arms was founded by Frank Hollenbeck in 1900 to employ a patent involving an improved locking mechanism. Hollenbeck was a gun designer who had worked for Baker, Fox, Syracuse Arms and Lefever. The company folded in 1904. The metal finish on the barrels is a silvery gray-brown patina with scuffs, scratches and light surface rust. There is wear along the sides. Damascus pattern is visible. The frame is mostly a gray patina with darker spots of older cleaned surface rust. There are traces of case color visible. The trigger guard is worn with surface rust. The checkered walnut forearm with an ebony tip has had extra finish added and shows wear to the checkering with small dings and scratches. The matching checkered walnut butt stock has had extra finish added as well and is in fair condition with scattered dings and scratches with finish wear. A large chunk has been split off at the toe and re-attached. The butt plate is wired to the trigger guard. The action works fine. C&R.

Serial # 103061. 10 Ga. double barrel shotgun with 32” barrels. The bores are poor with pitting. The barrels are choked Full. Double triggers and extractor only. Made in 1899. The finish on the barrels has been cleaned to a near bare gray with patches of older surface rust and some light pitting. There is a large brazed repair between the forearm mounting lug and the barrel flats. The frame is a dark gray patina with older cleaned surface rust and some scattered light pitting. The checkered walnut forearms with an ebony tip has had extra finish added and is in good condition. The checkering is nearly worn off with some light dings, a small chip and some fine stress cracks. There is a 1902 Liberty Nickel inlaid into the it. The checkered walnut stock has had extra finish added as well and is in good condition. The checkering is nearly worn off with some dings and scratches. Non-factory red rubber recoil pad with an LoP of 15”. The action seems to work OK and the action is tight. The Grade 2 was made from 1890 to 1914. C&R.

Serial # 5535. 11x60Rmm caliber bolt action rifle with a 31-1/2” barrel. The bore is fair to good, mostly clean with patches of rust that may have pitted. It may clean better. Made in Germany, the receiver dated 1887. The magazine tube is missing the cap and the spring hanging out. The rifle is mostly mis-matched. The metal finish on the barrel and receiver is a dark brown patina with scattered surface rust. There is pitting along the wood line. The barrel bands are a brown patina with the front band showing heavy pitting. The plain walnut military stock is in fair to good condition showing numerous dents and dings with finish wear. There is a large script “W” carved into the stock on the left side. There is a large crack running from the nose of the stock along the forearm to the trigger guard. The proofs on the stock are present, but faint. The magazine cut-off lever is broken, the lifter cannot be moved to feed from the magazine. The action seems to work OK.

Remington Model 1873 Hammer Lifter. Serial # 3107. 12 Ga hammer fired double barrel shotgun with 28” Damascus barrels. The bores are poor, rusted and pitted. The metal finish on the barrels was cleaned to bare metal and have again rusted. The frame is a gray patina turning brown on the underside with surface rust. The side plates are blued with the right plate turning brown. Both have light surface rust. The trigger guard is a rusty brown patina. The forearm is missing. The right hammer spur is broken off. The checkered walnut straight grip stock is in fair condition showing light dings, scratches and heavy finish wear. There is a crack through the wrist and a chunk of wood missing between the right side plate and the trigger guard. Steel butt plate. The firing pins are missing. Made from 1873-1878. Remington Model 1873 Hammer Lifter. Serial # 2577. 12 Ga hammer fired double barrel shotgun with 30” Damascus barrels. The bores are poor, dirty and pitted. The metal finish on the barrels was cleaned to bare metal and have again rusted. There is heavy pitting at the muzzle end. The frame is a grayish brown patina. The lock plates and lock work parts have been removed. The trigger guard is worn to bare metal with patches of cleaned surface rust. The checkered walnut forearm held with a wedge is in fair condition, the checkering is nearly completely worn off with dings and a chip out of the nose. The checkered walnut pistol grip stock is in good condition showing dings, scratches and wear, no cracks. Rusty steel butt plate. The hammers have been removed. Made from 1873-1878. Remington Model 1873 Hammer Lifter. Serial # 1727. 12 Ga hammer fired double barrel shotgun with 30” Damascus barrels. The bores are poor, dirty and pitted. The metal finish on the barrels is a brown-gray patina with light surface rust. The frame is a grayish brown patina as well. The trigger guard is broken. The walnut forearm held with a wedge is worn smooth with no finish remaining and a putty repair. The butt stock is missing. The action does not work. Made from 1873-1878.

Serial # 25833. 10 ga hammer fired double barrel shotgun with 30” Damascus barrels. The bores are good, mostly clean with some isolated rough spots/light pitting. Made in England c. 1882-1883. The barrel rib is marked “Patent Treble No. 3084 Wedge Fast” in an oval and “W.W. Greener 68 Haymarket London. Winner at the London Gun Trials, 1875, 1877, 1878 & 1879”. The metal finish on the barrels is a brownish gray patina with light surface rust and scratches. There are some small dings and dents in the barrels. The blued finish on the engraved frame is in good condition showing light edge wear. Some scattered patches of finish loss with some very light fine surface rust. The checkered walnut forearm with a bone tip is in very good condition showing little wear. The checkered pistol grip butt stock is a much lighter grade of wood, most likely a newer replacement. It is in very good condition showing numerous tiny scuffs. There is a repair at the toe where a large chunk of wood was split off and re-attached. The butt plate is missing. The action seems to work fine. The lock-up is tight.

Serial # 185. 12 ga hammer fired double barrel shotgun with 31” Damascus barrels. The bores are poor, dirty and pitted. No European proofs, may have been made in the US in the 1880’s. The metal finish on the barrels is a brown patina with wear, scratches and scattered light surface rust. The lightly engraved frame is a dark gray patina with darker spots of scattered older cleaned surface rust. Some areas are turning brown. The checkered walnut forearm which is held by a wedge is in poor condition. The ebony tip is missing, slivers of wood are missing and it has been cracked and repaired with a piece of transplanted wood. The nicely figured straight grip butt stock is in good to very good condition showing some minor marks and finish wear. Rusty steel butt plate. The action works fine.

R L.C. Smith Model 00 Grade Double Barrel. Serial # 3955. 20 Ga double barrel shotgun with 28” barrels. The bores are poor with heavy pitting. Ther barrels are both choked Full. The chambers are 2-1/2”. Double triggers with extractors. Made in 1912. The blued metal finish on the barrels is in fair condition, they are turning brown with scattered light dings and scratches with a covering of light surface rust. There is heavier rust at the muzzle. The frame is a silvery gray patina with darker spots of older cleaned surface rust. The underside is darker as well and is turning brown. The trigger guard is a rusty brown patina. The checkered walnut forearm is in fair condition showing heavy wear with dome light marks from use. The butt stock is missing. The action does not work properly. R Zabala-Kassnar Model Double Barrel. Serial # 902664. 12 Ga double barrel shotgun with 28” barrels. The bores are fair, mostly clean with light pitting with rust in the chambers. The barrels are choked Full and Imp. Mod. Thew chamber are 3”. Made in Spain. Ther blued metal finish on the barrels is in good condition showing light scratches with scattered light surface rust. There are bulges in both barrels 1” in from the muzzle. The frame shows good case color with edge wear. The trigger guard is missing. There are several pins/screws missing as well. hardwood beavertail forearm is in very good condition showing scattered light dings and scratches. The matching hardwood butt stock is in good condition with scattered dings and scratches. The action does not work, there are pins and screws missing.

R Serial # NSN. .22 Sh-L-LR caliber bolt action rifle with a 24” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Detachable magazine. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in poor condition with patches of heavy rust. The blued finish on the receiver is in good condition showing light edge wear with scattered light surface rust. The floor plate and trigger guard show moderate rust. The checkered walnut stock has had extra finish added and is in fair condition with dings, scratches, paint streaks and finish wear. Hooded front sight, the rear sight is a Marbles semi buck horn. The receiver mounted peep sight is missing. The action works OK. C&R.

R Serial # 178257. .32 ACP caliber semi auto pistol with a 4-1/2” barrel. The bore is excellent. Detachable FN marked magazine. Made in Belgium during WWII occupation under Nazi Germany. WaA140 Waffenampts on the slide and frame. The blued metal finish on the slide is in good condition showing holster wear on the left side at the muzzle, light edge wear, light scratches and scattered light rust freckling. The blued metal finish on the frame is in good condition showing edge wear with light scratches and light to moderate freckling on the front and rear grip straps. The rear grip strap is turning slightly brown. The checkered walnut grips are in good to very good condition showing light wear with some scattered light dings. The slide and barrel are matched to the frame. Fixed sights. The action works fine. C&R.

R Serial # 37239. .35 Rem. Caliber pump action carbine with an 18-11/2” barrel. The bore is good to very good, mostly clean with strong rifling, there is some roughness in the last couple of inches at the muzzle. Made in 1914. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in good condition showing light muzzle wear with carry wear at the breech end along with scratches and a fine haze of light surface rust. The magazine tube shows heavy action wear with some parts turning slightly brown. The blued finish on the receiver is in fair condition showing moderate edge wear and carry wear with dings and scratches. There are patches of older cleaned surface rust on the top and sides and the right side is turning slightly brown. There are 2holes drilled in the left side for a side scope mount. The grooved walnut forearm is in good to very good condition showing some minor marks with finish wear. The plain walnut butt stock is in good condition showing some scattered dings and scratches with finish wear. There are several cracks at the receiver. Checkered steel butt plate. Original front sight and rear sight with the adjustment wheel. The action works fine. C&R.

R Serial # 2493576. .22 LR caliber semi auto rifle with a 19-1/2” barrel. The bore is excellent. Made in 1975. Detachable magazine. Mohawk brown Zytel plastic stock. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in good to very good condition showing light muzzle wear with some very light surface rust near the muzzle. The blued metal finish on the receiver cover is in fair condition showing thinning and scratches with a covering of light surface rust. The brown Zytel stock is in good condition with numerous light scuffs and scratches, mostly on the butt. Original front and rear sights. The action works OK. Approximately 129,000 were made from 1971 to 1978.

R Serial # 116253F. .22 Magnum caliber single action revolver with a 9-1/2” barrel. The bore is excellent. Made in 1960. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in good to very good condition showing holster wear on the left side with some light scratches and just a hint of some light surface rust near the muzzle. The blued finish on the fluted cylinder is in good condition showing edge wear with a light drag line. The black finish on the frame is in excellent condition showing little wear. The checkered black plastic grips are in very good condition showing some minor marks. The action works fine. Made from 1957 to 1970. Includes the original wood grain slip top box that is numbered to the gun with the instructions and a holster. C&R.

R Serial # NSN. 20 Ga bolt action shotgun with a 26” barrel. The bore is very good, mostly clean with some stubborn fouling. It may clean to excellent. The barrel is compensated and fitted with a C-Lect adjustable choke. The chamber is 2-3/4”. Detachable magazine. The metal finish on the barrel and receiver is a brownish gray patina that is worn to near bare metal at the chamber end of the barrel. The floor plate is worn to near bare metal. The plain walnut stock is in poor condition. The wrist is badly cracked and there is a repair at the toe where a chip of wood was split off and re-attached. Plastic butt plate that does not fit well. The action works OK. C&R.

Serial # 234483. .50 caliber black powder flintlock rifle with a 24” octagon barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Made in Spain. Single trigger. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in near excellent condition showing no wear with some slight discoloration. The lock plate, hammer and pan show good case color. The black painted trigger guard is excellent showing 1 small chip. The plain hardwood stock is in excellent condition showing little sign of use. Fixed sights. The action works fine. The rifle shows little use and looks to be un-fired. Includes the ramrod.

Serial # NSN. Approx. .40 caliber percussion fired double barrel derringer style pistol with 3-1/4” barrels. The bores are poor with heavy rust. Belgian proofed. The metal finish on the barrel sis in poor condition showing no finish with heavy pitting. The finish on the lightly engraved frame is in poor to fair condition showing no original finish with surface rust. The hammers are a rusty brown patina. The checkered hardwood grip is in fair condition with dings, scratches and finish wear. The action does not work, the hammers will not cock.

Serial # 519956. .45-70 Govt. caliber single shot rifle with a 32-5/8” barrel. The bore is poor to fair, mostly clean with good rifling with some large patches of corrosion. The breech block is marked “US Model 1884”. Lock marked “U.S. Springfield.” Made in 1891. Called the “Ramrod Bayonet Model” with a pointed ramrod that could be extended and locked into position to act as a bayonet. The metal finish on the barrel and breech block is a brown patina with a covering of light surface rust. VP proofs on the barrel. The lock plate is a dark gray patina turning slightly brown. The hammer, trigger guard and butt plate are a rusty brown patina. The plain walnut stock appears to be original and shows dings, scratches finish wear with a crack in the wrist. There is an an SWP 1891 cartouche on the left side with a script P on the underside of the wrist. Buffington rear sight. The action works fine with strong spring action. Includes the ramrod.

Serial # 9836. .38 S&W caliber antique double action revolver with a 2½” octagon barrel. The bore is poor to fair, mostly clean with pitting. Medium frame with a 5 shot cylinder. The original nickel finish on the barrel is in very good condition showing little wear with some minor isolated flaking. The nickel finish on the cylinder is in very good condition as well showing little wear with some fine scratches and light freckling. The nickel finish on the frame is in very good condition showing little wear with scattered light scratches and scattered dots of light surface rust. The original hard rubber grips with the large dog head logo are in very good to excellent condition showing little sign of use, no cracks or chips. The action does not work, there is something wrong internally. This is the 2nd model and was made from 1885 to 1899.

Serial # NSN. .577-450 caliber single shot Martini rifle with a 26” barrel. The bore poor to fair with rust and visible rifling. The action won’t open, so full inspection of the bore was not possible. Made in Belgium c. mid 1880’s. The metal finish on the barrel and receiver is worn to bare metal with dings, scratched and a covering of moderate surface rust. The lever, trigger and barrel bands are also worn to near bare metal with surface rust. The plain walnut butt stock and forearm are in fair condition showing dents and dings with finish wear. There is a crack on the right side of the forearm. The action does not function, it is locked closed. It may be assembled incorrectly.

R Serial # 10103. .38 S&W caliber double action top break revolver with a 3-1/4” barrel. The bore is good, mostly clean with good rifling and some light pitting. 5 shot cylinder. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in fair condition showing heavy wear and thinning along the sides with scattered scratches. The blued finish on the cylinder shows edge wear, scratches and light freckling with a moderate drag line. The blued finish on the frame is blotchy brown/black patina with edge wear and scratches. The front and rear grip straps show heavy wear and are turning brown. The Mother of Pearl grips are in good condition, there is a small chip out of the left panel. The action works, but needs a trigger return spring. Includes a leather holster. C&R.

R Harrington & Richardson Model Premier. Serial # 286679. .22 RF caliber double action revolver with a 5” barrel. The bore is poor with rust. 7 shot cylinder. The nickel finish on the barrel and cylinder is in fair condition showing wear flaking nickel. The cylinder shows heavy scratches. The nickel finish on the frame is in fair condition showing dings, scratches and patches of light surface rust. There is a varnish like substance on the rear part of the frame that has turned brown. The hardwood grips look like homemade replacements that are in poor condition with cracks and chunks of wood missing. The action does not work. Second Model, 4th variation made from 1914-1915. C&R. R Kolb Model Baby Hammerless. Serial # 937. .22RF revolver with a 1-1/4” barrel. The bore is poor with rust and pitting. Folding trigger with a 6 shot cylinder. The nickel finish on the barrel, cylinder and frame is in fair condition showing dulling and staining with flaking on the cylinder which has rusted. The black plastic grips are very good showing little wear. The action does not work. C&R.

R Serial # 16659698. .22 Sh-L-LR caliber single shot bolt action youth rifle with a 16” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Made in 1984. The blued metal finish on the barrel and receiver is in very good condition showing little wear with some light scratches and scattered spots of light surface rust. The plain hardwood stock is in very good condition showing scattered light dings and scratches. The action works fine. Includes a Bushnell Sportview 4x15 scope mounted to the grooved receiver.

R Serial # 799019. .22 Sh-L-LR caliber pump action take-down rifle with a 20” barrel. The bore is very good, clean with good rifling. Full length magazine tube. This gun is a “clean-up” gun made after production ceased in 1932 from left over parts. These guns were made from 1932 until 1937. The metal finish on the barrel is a blotchy brown-black patina showing scratches with some scattered light surface rust. The magazine tube is a brown patina with areas of wear. The receiver finish is a brown patina showing edge wear and heavy carry wear with scratches and some light freckling. The numbers on the receiver and lower tang match. The grooved hardwood forearm is in good condition showing dings and scratches. The plain hardwood butt stock is in fair to good condition showing some heavier dings and scratches with finish wear. Plastic butt plate. Original sights. The action works fine. Made from 1906 until 1932. C&R.

R Serial # 462-83880. 9x19mm caliber semi-auto pistol with a 3” barrel. The bore is excellent. Detachable 7 round magazine. The matte black finish on the steel slide is in excellent condition showing just a hint of some isolated light edge wear. The black polymer frame with integral finely checkered grips is in excellent condition showing little sign of use. Fixed sights. Frame mounted safety. The action works fine. Includes the box with the instructions and a gun lock.

R Serial # 37380. 12 Ga. pump action bottom ejecting shotgun with a 28” plain barrel. The bore is excellent. The barrel is choked Modified.. Made in 1933. The barrel number matches the receiver number. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in good condition showing light muzzle wear with scattered dings and scratches with some scattered light surface rust. There is a patch of finish wear at mid length on the left side. The magazine tube shows heavy action wear. The blued finish on the receiver shows edge wear and carry wear with scratches. The checkered walnut forearm is in good condition showing light marks from use with light finish wear. The matching checkered walnut butt stock has had extra finish added and is in good condition showing light dings and scratches with light finish wear. Original plastic butt plate. The action works fine. Approximately 24,000 made between 1929 and 1933. C&R.

R Serial # U619039R19. 12 Ga. semi auto shotgun with a 28” ventilated rib barrel. The bore is excellent. The barrel accepts screw-in choke tubes, a Modified Tube is installed. The chamber is 3-1/2”. Made in Italy. The Gore Optifade Marsh camo finish on the barrel and receiver is in excellent condition showing little to no wear. The checkered synthetic stock and forearm with a Gore Optifade Marsh camo pattern are in excellent condition showing little use. Black rubber recoil pad. Red fiber optic front bead. The action works fine. Includes a plastic case with the instructions, an oil bottle and 3 additional choke tubes.

R Serial # 414182. .410 Ga. double barreled shotgun with 26” barrels. The bores are excellent. Made in Brazil. The barrels are both choked Full, the chamber are 3”. Double triggers with extractors. The original blued finish on the barrels is in excellent condition showing little wear with some fine scratches. The blued finish on the receiver is in excellent condition as well showing little wear. The checkered hardwood stock and beavertail forearm are in very good to excellent condition showing some minor marks from use. Plastic butt plate. The action works fine and is tight.

R Serial # 300484. 20 Ga. pump action shotgun with a 28” solid rib barrel. The bore is excellent. Made in 1949. The barrel is choked Modified, the chamber is 2-3/4”. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in excellent condition showing little wear. The magazine tube shows light action wear. The engraved receiver is in very good condition showing light edge wear, light carry wear and some light scratches. The grooved walnut forearm and matching checkered butt stock are in very good to excellent condition showing some light dings in the right side of the butt stock. Plastic butt plate. The action works fine. C&R.

R Serial # 33729. 7.7mm Arisaka caliber bolt action rifle with a 26” barrel. The bore is very good to excellent, clean with strong rifling. Made at the Nagoya Arsenal with 3rd Series markings. The numbers are completely mismatched. The blued metal finish on the barrel and receiver is in very good condition showing light edge wear with some light scratches. The finish on the floor plate and trigger guard is a brown patina with edge wear. The mum has been ground. Monopod type mid-band; the monopod is missing. Standard ladder rear sight. The stock has had a forearm from another gun spliced on. The hand guard matches the new forearm. In general, they are in good to very good condition showing some scattered light dings and scratches. The original portion of the stock show more wear. The cleaning rod is missing. The action works fine. C&R.

R Serial # 4000. 9mm Luger caliber semi auto pistol with a 4-3/4” barrel. The bore is very good to excellent, clean with strong rifling. Made in Finland c. 1940-1941. Detachable 8 round magazine. The Lahti was designed for use in cold weather and features a “bolt accelerator” to aid in feeding and function in arctic temperatures. The were produced from 1935 to 1951 and many saw service in the Continuation War (1941-1944). The blued metal finish on the barrel and receiver is in good to very good condition showing holster wear and light edge wear with some scattered scratches. The blued finish on the frame is in good to very good condition with edge wear and scattered light freckling. The checkered brown plastic VKT logo grips are in very good to excellent condition showing little wear. The numbers match. The pistol is not import marked. Fixed sights. The action works fine. Includes a holster with 2 spare mags and some spare parts. C&R.

Serial # 20822. .30-40 Krag caliber bolt action rifle with a 24” barrel. The bore is very good to excellent, mostly clean with some light fouling in the grooves. The rifle started life as a US Model 1894 Krag military rifle made in 1896 that was subsequently crudely sporterized by cutting down the barrel, cutting down and modifying the stock, discarding the nose band and relocating the front sight. The metal finish on the original military barrel has been cleaned to near bare metal and shows scratches with some fine pitting along with some original finish along the underside. The rifle retains its original 1892 style military rear sight. The original front sight has been relocated. The metal finish on the receiver and magazine box has also been cleaned to near bare metal and is in good condition. The markings are clear and strong. The cut down military stock has had a pistol grip section spliced in and is in good to very good condition showing only some minor marks. Original steel butt plate, the butt trap is empty. The action works fine. Includes a leather sling in the original swivels.

R Serial # AN3680. 9x18mm (Makarov) caliber semi auto pistol with a 3-3/4 barrel. The bore is excellent. Made at the Izhevsk Arsenal in 1976. 8 shot detachable magazine. Hammer drop safety. This pistol is one of the Russian Makarovs that was imported with a batch of Bulgarian Makarovs. They were import marked as made in Bulgaria. They are referred to as “Soviet Sneaks”. The original blued finish on the slide is in excellent condition showing little wear with some minor scuffs. The blued finish on the frame is in excellent condition as well showing little wear. The checkered brown plastic grip is in excellent condition showing little wear. The action works fine. Includes a spare magazine. All Soviet and Bulgarian Makarov military pistols have been classified as C&R. C&R.

R Serial # BAM06503. 9x18mm (Makarov) caliber semi auto pistol with a 3-3/4” barrel. The bore is excellent, it still has cosmoline in it. Made in Bulgaria at the State Arsenal at Kazanlak as denoted by the Circle 10 marking. The pistol was made in 1990. 8 shot detachable magazine. Hammer drop safety. The original blued finish on the slide is in very good to excellent condition showing little wear with some fine scuffing. The blued finish on the frame is in excellent condition as well showing little wear. The checkered brown plastic grip is in very good to excellent condition showing little wear. The action works fine. Includes a hard plastic case with a spare magazine. C&R.

Serial # NSN. Approx. 12 ga percussion fired double barrel shotgun with 30” barrels. The bores are rusty. Appears to be Belgian made. The metal finish on the barrels is a dark brown patina with a covering of moderate to heavy surface rust. The lock plates and hammers are a rusty brown patina as well. The plain walnut half-stock is in good condition showing some light dings and scratches with finish wear. There is a fine crack on the left side near the trigger guard. Brass trigger guard. Steel butt plate. The ram rod is missing. The right hammer/trigger works, the left does not.

R Serial # 1113. 12 Ga double barrel shotgun with 30” Damascus barrels. The bores are poor, dirty and rusty. The barrels are both choked Imp. Mod. Spencer Gun Co. was a trade name, the shotgun was probably made by Crescent Firearms. The metal finish on the barrels is aa rusty brown patina. There is some Damascus pattern visible. The metal finish on the frame is a silvery gray patina on the top portion which quickly transitions in a rusty brown patina on the underside. The trigger guard is a rusty brown patina. The forearm is missing. The checkered walnut butt stock is in poor condition with large chunks of wood missing from both sides of the upper tang and several large chips missing from around the back edge of the frame. The butt is very loose. Original plastic butt plate. The action does not work. C&R.

R Serial # 21672161. .22 Sh-L-LR caliber bolt action rifle with a 22” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Detachable magazine NOT included. Made in 1979. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in poor condition showing scratches and scattered surface rust as well as a large patch of heavy rust that has pitted the base metal. The blued finish on the grooved receiver is in good condition with scattered light surface rust and light rust in the scope grooves. Original front and rear sights show some edge wear and light rust. The hardwood stock is in fair condition showing numerous scuffs, scrapes and scratches with moderate to heavy finish wear. The butt swivel is present and has surface rust, the front swivel has been replaced with a washer and a screw. The action seems to work OK.

R Serial # NR 203258. .223 Rem. caliber single shot rifle with a 22” heavy barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in very good condition showing little wear some fine scratches and just a hint of some fine surface rust. The blued metal finish on the receiver is very good condition as well showing some very light edge wear with just a hint of some scattered light freckling. The plain hardwood stock and forearm are in excellent condition showing little sign of use. Black rubber recoil pad. Made without sights. Sling swivel studs. The action works fine. Includes a Weaver style scope rail attached to the barrel.

R Serial # 27439330. .22 Sh-L-LR caliber bolt action rifle with a 22” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Detachable magazine. Made in 1973. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in fair to good condition showing scratches and scattered spots of light surface rust. The blued finish on the grooved receiver is in good condition showing scattered light surface rust. Original rear sight, the front sight has been removed. The hardwood stock has been completely refinished, or is a replacement. It is in very good to excellent condition with a glossy finish. The wood has contrasting areas of dark brown and tan. Swivels studs installed. The action works fine. Includes a BSA Deerhunter 3-9x40 scope attached to the receiver rail. C&R.

R Serial # 314090. .35 Rem. caliber single shot pistol with a 12” round compensated barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in excellent condition showing little wear with a few fine scratches. The blued finish on the engraved receiver is in very good condition as well showing some light rub marks from opening the action. The hammer is fitted with an ambidextrous Carlsons thumb extension. The black synthetic forearm is in good condition showing some light scuffs and scratches. The textured black synthetic finger groove pistol grip with rubber back strap is in good to very good condition showing some light scuffs. Made without sights, there is a Weaver style scope rail attached to the barrel. The action functions fine.

R Serial # 79803. .22 WMR caliber double action revolver with a 4” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. All stainless steel construction with a 6 shot fluted cylinder. Adjustable rear sight. The matte stainless steel finish on the barrel is in excellent condition showing little sign of use. The stainless steel finish on the cylinder shows little wear with a faint drag line. The stainless steel finish on the frame is in excellent condition showing little sign of use. The checkered black rubber finger groove grips are in excellent condition showing little use. The action works fine. Includes the original black plastic case, no instructions.

R Serial # 7981. .410 Ga. pump action shotgun with a 26” ventilated rib barrel. The bore is excellent, clean and shiny. The barrel is choked Full. The chamber is 3”. Made in 1966. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in good to very good condition showing some light dings along the edge of the rib, scattered light scratches and scattered dots of light surface rust. The magazine tube shows light action wear. The blued finish on the steel receiver is in good condition showing light edge wear, light carry wear and scattered light scratches with some scattered light freckling. The checkered walnut forearm and matching butt stock are in good condition with some scattered light dings and scratches. There is a repair at the lower tang. Plastic butt plate. The action works fine. C&R.

R Serial # J2326A. 7.65mm French caliber semi auto pistol with a 4-1/4”” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. 8 shot detachable magazine. Production of the pistol began in 1937 and continued under German occupation. French production began again in late 1944 in the F block serial number range. This pistol is a post-war example. The black military type finish on the slide is in good condition showing holster wear, edge wear and numerous scratches. The black finish on the frame is in good condition as well showing scuffs and scratches. The black plastic grips are in very good condition showing light wear with some light scratches. Original sights. Top of slide mounted safety. The action works fine. Approximately 84,000 made c. 1937 to 1956. C&R.

R Serial # 30708. 9mm Luger caliber semi auto pistol with a 5-1/4” barrel. The bore is poor, dark with heavy frosting, corrosion and pitting. 8 round detachable magazine. Made in Spain. These guns were made at the request of the German occupation forces to change the design of the Astra 400 pistol from 9mm Bergmann to 9mm Luger. About 59,400 were made from 1944-45 before production ceased. Many were used by the post war German police into the 1960’s. The blued metal finish on the slide is in good condition showing thinning, edge wear and scratches with some light freckling. The front portion is turning slightly brown. The blued finish on the frame is in good condition as well showing edge wear and scratches with some light freckling on the front grip strap. The checkered wood grips are in good to very good condition showing light wear. The action works fine. C&R.

Serial # 61831. .50 caliber black powder flintlock rifle with a 29” octagon barrel. The bore is in very good to excellent condition, clean with strong rifling, no rust visible. Double set triggers. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in very good condition showing little wear with some scattered scuffs and scratches. The lock plate and hammer show good case color. The brass butt plate, patch box, trigger guard and ferrules are slightly dull with light tarnish and oxidation which should polish out OK. The plain walnut stock is in very good condition showing some scattered light marks from use with 1 larger ding at the rear of the comb. Adjustable rear sight. The action works fine. Includes a wood ramrod.

R Serial # G1063393. .30-06 caliber bolt action rifle with a 22” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Made in 1971. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in very good to excellent condition showing little sign of wear with some scattered light scuffs. The blued metal finish on the receiver is in excellent condition showing little to no wear. The Super Grade marked floorplate and trigger guard show little wear with some fine scratches. Jeweled bolt and follower. The nicely figured checkered walnut stock with a black nose piece and pistol grip cap is in excellent condition showing little sign of use. Thin black rubber recoil pad. Original front sight missing the hood, the rear sight is partially missing. Weaver style scope bases attached to the receiver. The action works fine. C&R.

R Serial # HLM3659. .40 S&W caliber semi auto compact pistol with a 3” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. 7 round extended detachable magazine. Manual safety on the left side of frame. The matte black finish on the steel slide is in excellent condition showing little wear. The black polymer frame with integral grips is in excellent condition as well showing no wear. Skateboard tape applied to the grip. 3 dot sights. The action works fine. Includes the box with a spare magazine, no instructions.

R Serial # ZF8880. .380 ACP caliber semi auto pistol with a 2¾” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. 6 shot detachable magazine. The black metal finish on the slide is in excellent condition showing little sign of use. The Flat Dark Earth (FDE) polymer frame with integral textured grips is in excellent condition showing no wear. 3 dot sights. The action works fine. Includes the original plastic case with the instructions.

R Serial # 0011-92236. .22 LR caliber semi auto rifle with an 18½” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. 10 round detachable rotary magazine. Made in 2018. The stainless steel finish on the barrel is in excellent condition showing little wear with some light scuffs. The matte silver finish on the alloy receiver is in very good condition showing little wear with some discoloration along the stock line. The checkered black synthetic stock is in excellent condition showing little use with some scattered light scuffs. Original front sight and flip down rear sight. Made without a butt plate. The action works fine. Includes a Simmons22 Mag 3-9x32 scope attached to a rail on top of the receiver.

Serial # NSN. .54 caliber black powder percussion pistol with an 8½” smoothbore barrel. The bore is fair to good, smooth with moderate rust. The lock is marked “US /H. Aston”, nothing else can be made out. The barrel date is not visible, the initials “GWH” are the only legible marks. The metal finish on the barrel has been cleaned to a rough silvery patina with dark spots. The lock plate and hammer have been cleaned to a silvery gray patina as well, the lock plate shows heavy pitting. The brass back strap (marked “C”), barrel band, side plate (marked “H”), pommel and trigger guard (marked “M”) are in good condition, dull with some minor dings and scratches. The plain walnut stock is in fair condition, it has been cleaned and shows several cracks with the initials “AJ” lightly carved in the left side. No cartouches visible. The cleaning rod is present, but appears to be a newer replacement. The action works OK, it does not hold on half cock.

Serial # 1804. Approx. .45 caliber percussion fired derringer type pistol with a 4” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with no rust. Made in Spain. The blued metal finish on the engraved barrel and lock plate have had the engraving and markings highlighted with gold paint. The are in very good condition showing little wear with some tiny dings and light scuffs. The blued steel trigger guard is in very good condition with some light scratches. The checkered hardwood stock/grip is in excellent condition showing little wear.

Serial # 341505. .45-70 Govt. caliber single shot carbine with a 22” barrel. The bore is good, mostly clean with slight roughness. The breech block is marked 1884. The lock plate is marked “U.S. Springfield”. Correct Buffington “C” marked rear sight. Sling bar with saddle ring attached to the right side. The rifle was made in 1886. The barrel, breech block, hammer and lock plate have been blued. The barrel shows muzzle wear with scattered scratches and scattered light surface rust. The breech block hammer and lock plate show scattered light surface rust as well. The trigger guard has been blued. the bottom is worn to a slight brown color. The steel butt plate is a gray patina with dings and scratches. The plain walnut half stock has been refinished and is in very good to excellent condition showing a few minor marks. No cartouches visible. The action seems works fine. Includes the ramrod and a front sight hood. Approx. 20,000 Model 1884 Carbines were made from 1886-1889.

R Serial # 8568. 8mm Mauser caliber bolt action rifle with a 23-1/2” barrel. The bore is fair, slightly dark with frosting and roughness in the grooves. The receiver is dated 1939. The rifle is mismatched, the floor plate, trigger guard and action screws are matched, the bolt and barrel bands are not. The metal finish on the barrel, receiver, bolt and trigger guard have been cleaned to bare metal and show a silvery patina with black spots. The blued barrel bands show wear with light surface rust. The butt plate has been cleaned to bare metal. All markings are visible and clear. The walnut stock has been diagonally cut at the receiver. It is not numbered to the receiver. It has legible proof marks. The wood is in fair to good condition with numerous dents and dings. The hand guard is in good condition, no cracks. Original military sights. The cleaning rod is present. The action works fine. Includes what looks like an original sling with brass buckles and a muzzle cover. C&R.

Serial # 53774. .32 RF caliber single action spur trigger tip-up revolver with a 3-1/2” barrel. 5 shot cylinder. The bore is poor with heavy pitting, there is rifling visible. The blued metal finish on the barrel shows heavy wear with little original finish remaining. The finish on the fluted cylinder is worn to bare metal with light surface rust in the flutes. The blued metal finish on the frame is in good to very good condition showing edge wear and scratches with some areas worn thin. There is some light surface rust on the top strap. The plain hardwood grips are in excellent condition showing little wear. The opening mechanism has been altered. The action does not work properly, the cylinder will not index. Made from 1868-1875.

Serial # NSN. .61 caliber percussion fired pistol with a 6” smooth barrel. The bore is very good to excellent, clean with no rust. The lock plate is marked “Mre Rle de Tulle” indicating it was made at Manufacture Nationale d’Armes de Tulle (MAT), which operated as a government arsenal from 1690 into the 1980’s. The Model 1837 was the first percussion fired pistol adopted by the French military. The metal finish on the barrel is a thin brown patina with some light scratches. The steel lock plate, hammer and side plate have a slight brown patina. The belt hook on the left side is intact. Brass pommel cap with a lanyard ring. Anchor symbol on the pommel cap. Brass trigger guard that extends to the front connecting to a brass barrel band. The plain walnut stock/grip is in fair condition with numerous dings scuffs and scratches, no cracks. The action works fine. Includes captured ram rod.

R Serial # 18232. 6.5mm Japanese caliber bolt action rifle with a 19” barrel. The bore is very good, clean with worn but strong rifling. The rifle was made at the Kokura Arsenal and has 2nd Series markings. It was made c. 1935. The blued finish on the barrel and receiver is in good to very good condition showing light edge wear with some scuffing and scratches with scattered light surface rust. There is a patch of finish wear on the receive ring. The floorplate, trigger guard and some of the smaller parts look like they have been reblued. The original military stock and hand guard are in very good military condition with some light dings and dents, no cracks, repairs or major damage. Original military sights, the ears on the front sight are damaged slightly. The mum is intact, but very thin. The bolt and dust cover are mis-matched to the receiver, the nose band is not numbered. The action works OK. Includes the cleaning rod. Includes an older leather sling and a bayonet with scabbard and frog with Nagoya markings. C&R.

Serial # 411. .36 caliber percussion fired revolver with a 9” octagon barrel. Modern Italian made replica of the original Colt Paterson revolver made from 1836-1842. Replica Arms was one of the first importers to get involved with reproductions guns. They operated in the 1970’s. Their revolvers were made by Armi San Marco or Uberti. The revolver features a hidden folding trigger that drops down when the hammer is cocked. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in very good to excellent condition showing little use with some fine scratches form handling. The blued finish on the engraved cylinder is in very good to excellent condition showing little wear with some fine scratches. The blued finish on the frame is very good showing light edge wear. It has a slight plum hue. The plain hardwood grips are in good condition with scuffs, scratches and finish wear. The action works fine. Includes a wood presentation case that contains a cleaning rod, a powder can, a bullet mold, a cap feeder and a take down tool.

Serial # NSN. .36 caliber percussion fired revolver with a 7” octagon barrel. The bore is poor with rust and pitting. Unique 2 trigger design where 1 trigger indexes the cylinder and cocks the hammer while the second trigger fires the gun. The revolver was used by the Union Army and Navy during the Civil War. The metal finish on the barrel, frame and cylinder is a brownish patina with edge wear and pitting. The markings on the top strap are barely legible. No serial numbers or martial markings visible. The hammer, trigger, trigger guard and loading lever are a dark brown patina. The plain walnut grips are in fair condition showing heavy wear with small chips out of the bottom of both panels. The action seems top work OK. Approximately 20,000 made c. 1861 to 1865 with 12,000 purchased by the US Government.

R Serial # W58332. .22 LR caliber bolt action single shot training rifle with a 25 ½” barrel. The bore is excellent. Made from a WWI era No. 1 Mk III rifle by re-barreling with a .22 LR barrel, modifying the bolt with a .22 bolt head and using an empty magazine body to catch the spent brass. Probably made in the 1930’s. The parkerized metal finish on the barrel and receiver is in excellent condition showing light edge wear with some light scratches. The nose band shows light edge wear with light scratches. The mid band is brass as is the butt plate. The hardwood butt stock, forearm and hand guards are in NOS condition showing virtually no sign of use. The action works fine. Includes a khaki web sling. C&R.

Serial NSN. .50 caliber muzzle loading in-line black powder rifle with a 24-1/2” fluted barrel. The bore is very good, clean with strong rifling with no rust visible. Uses 209 shotshell primers for ignition. Made without sights. The Flat Dark Earth (FDE) finish on the fluted barrel and the receiver is in excellent condition showing little sign of use. The over-molded rubber stock and forearm with Realtree MAX-1 XT camo pattern and textured black rubber gripping panels are in excellent condition as well. Black rubber recoil pad. The action works fine. Included a Nikon Omega 3-9x40 scope, the ram rod and a padded camo web sing.

R Serial # UM25201. 12 Ga pump action shotgun with a 24” ported “Slugster” rifled slug barrel with a cantilever scope rail. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. The chamber is 3-1/2”. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in near excellent condition showing little wear. There are 2 small rub marks that have been touched up. The magazine tube shows light action wear. The black finish on the engraved alloy receiver is in very good to excellent condition showing little wear with 1 small ding on the left side. The checkered hardwood forearm and butt stock are in very good condition showing some minor marks from use. The butt stock is mostly covered with a padded cheek rest. Brown rubber recoil pad. The action functions fine. Includes a Swift 1.5-4.5x32 scope mounted to the cantilever rail and a second 24” VR barrel with extra choke tubes.

R Serial # 161990. 12 Ga over .222 Rem. Combination Gun with 25-3/4” ventilated rib barrels. The bores are excellent, clean and shiny. The shotgun barrel accepts screw-in choke tubes, a Full choke is installed. The chamber is 3”. Double trigger with extractors. Made in Italy. The blued metal finish on the barrels is in very good to excellent condition showing little wear with some fine scratches and some light scuffs along the barrel rib. Flip down sight in the barrel rib. The engraved silver coin finished frame is in excellent condition showing little to no sign of use. The gloss finished checkered walnut forearm and matching butt stock are in excellent condition showing little to no sign of use. Black rubber recoil pad with an LoP of 14-1/4”. The action works fine. Includes a Bushnell 1.75-4x32 scope attached to the barrel rib.

R Serial # 8354926. .308 caliber pump action rifle with a 22” barrel. The bore is excellent, clean with strong rifling. Made in 1986. Detachable magazine. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in excellent condition showing little wear with some fine scratches. The blued metal finish on the receiver is in very good to excellent condition showing light carry wear with some scattered scratches. The gloss finished checkered hardwood forearm and matching butt stock are in near excellent condition showing little sign of use with some very light scuffs with 1 heavier scuff on the right side of the butt. Original front and rear sights. Plastic butt plate. The action works fine. Includes a Bushnell 3-9x40 scope in Redfield mounts.

Serial #14-13-056986-044e5. .50 caliber in-line bolt action black powder rifle with a 24” round barrel. The bore is very good, mostly clean with strong rifling, with just a hint of some light rust visible. Fires from the open bolt. The blued metal finish on the barrel and receiver is in good to very good condition showing little wear with some scattered light scuffs and scratches with a haze of fine surface rust on the forward portion of the barrel. The checkered synthetic stock with an Advantage Timber camo pattern is in very good to excellent condition showing some light wear on some of the edges. Fiber optic front and rear sights. The receiver is drilled and tapped for scope mounting. Black rubber recoil pad. The action works fine, but shows heavy internal rust. Includes the ramrod.

Serial # 61-13-144624-01. .50 caliber in-line bolt action black powder rifle with a 24-1/2” round barrel. The bore is fair with rust. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in good condition showing light muzzle wear with scattered light scratches and some scattered light surface rust. The blued finish on the receiver is in fair condition, there is heavy rust in the action and on the bolt that is spilling out on the receiver. The checkered black synthetic stock is in fair condition with scuffs, scratches and heavy soiling. Black rubber recoil pad. Fiber optic front and rear sights. The action works fine, but shows heavy internal rust as stated previously. Includes the ramrod and a set of scope rings attached to bases on the receiver.

Serial # 1348. 12 Ga hammer fired double barrel shotgun with 28” barrels. The bores are fair, mostly clean with some roughness. The barrels are choked Modified and Imp. Modified. The metal finish on the barrels is a blotchy grayish brown that has some areas cleaned to bare metal. There are areas of heavy pitting with dings in the right barrel. The metal finish on the frame is a cleaned gray patina with some darker spots of older cleaned surface rust. The trigger guard is worn to bare metal with patches of cleaned surface rust. The plain walnut forearm is held with a wedge and is in good to very good condition showing some scattered light marks. The matching plain walnut butt stock with a straight grip is in good condition showing some scattered dings and scratches with finish wear. The steel butt plate has been cleaned to bare metal. The action seems to work fine. Made from 1873-1878.

Serial # 3839. 8mm bolt action carbine with an 18” barrel. The bore is very good, clean with strong, slightly worn rifling. Carbine version of the M1888 Commission rifle. Made in 1895. The metal finish on the barrel jacket and receiver has been cleaned to bare metal and shows dings, scratches and older surface rust. Spoon type bolt handle. The bolt is mis-matched, the magazine housing, nose band and mid-band are matched. The full length Mannlicher type stock has been cleaned and is in good military condition showing scattered dings, scratches and finish wear. Imperial markings visible on the underside of the wrist. The mid band is unit marked. Steel butt plate. Original military sights. The action works fine. It is advised to have the bore and chamber checkered before firing. This carbine does not have the 1907 and 1915 modifications to allow firing of .323” 8mm bullets, the bore may be for .318” bullets.

R Serial # G139. 6.5mm Japanese caliber bolt action rifle with a 31" barrel. The bore is good, mostly clean with good, but worn rifling. Made under contract in Italy in the 1930's for Japan. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in good condition showing muzzle wear with scratches and some scattered light surface rust. he blued finish on the receiver is in good condition showing light edge wear with scattered light surface rust. The stock and hand guard are in very good condition showing some minor dings and scratches, no cracks, repairs or major damage. Original military sights and swivels. Original steel butt plate. The action works OK. Includes the cleaning rod and a leather sling. C&R.

Serial # NSN. .58 caliber black powder rifle with a 40” barrel. The bore is fair, dusty with rust. Lock plate is marked US Springfield and is dated 1864. Type II rifle with barrel bands retaining springs. The metal finish on the barrel is a cleaned gray patina with heavy pitting. The barrel bands and trigger guard have been cleaned as well; the barrel bands show heavy pitting, the trigger guard ha slight pitting. The lock plate and hammer have been cleaned and show moderate pitting. The VP proofs are not visible on the barrel. The plain walnut stock is in good condition with some scattered dings and scratches with finish wear with one light stress crack on the forearm on the right side. There are no cartouches visible. Steel US marked butt plate. The action works OK and holds on both half and full cock. Includes the ramrod and a leather sling.

Ammunition with Stripper Clips – sealed can includes tool.

Magazines for the Colt Model 1911 – includes two loaders.

Scarfe S-Patronen Ammunition.

an Extended Stick Magazine for the Colt Model 1911 – includes a loader.

Ammunition – lead core bullet, berdan-primed, steel case.

Scarfe S-Patronen Ammunition.

Ammunition – lead core bullet, berdan-primed, steel case.

Scarfe S-Patronen Ammunition.

Ammunition – boxer primed, non-corrosive, reloadable brass cased.

Scarfe S-Patronen Ammunition.

Ball Lacquered Steel Case Ammunition – unopened wooden crate.

Scarfe S-Patronen Ammunition.

Ammunition – non-corrosive, steel case.

Machine – includes leather carry strap and handle, brass lower housing with identification plate. Used by demolition Army crews.

Ammunition Dated 1939 – each box contains 18 rounds with 3 Italian Carcano clips.

Scarfe S-Patronen Ammunition – includes extra clips and some fired brass.

visible markings to holster, includes a Luger magazine, and tool. Magazine is stamped 2/1001 manufactured by V.E.B. Ernst Thälman (the former C.G. Haenel plant) in the former East Germany, in the 1950s.

102gr. FMJ Pistol Ammunition – lot includes a box of new brass.

Ammunition.

Shokki Seisakusho Arsenal with no scabbard and a Kaneshiro Sakuganki Seizo KK Arsenal with scabbard and leather frog. Good condition with wear.

Tokyo Hohei Kosho Arsenal with scabbard and one with an unmarked ricasso and scabbard. Good condition with wear.

bayonet dated 1918 with a scabbard and a Chapman bayonet dated 1915 with scabbard and leather frog. Good condition with wear.

Lithgow 1907 Pattern Bayonet – Remington made bayonet dated 1917 and includes a scabbard, Australian Lithgow bayonet is stamped Slaz 51 on grips, stamped “44” on ricasso. Both include scabbards. Good condition with wear.

Rifle Factory Ishapore 1943 dated bayonet and a Sanderson made bayonet and scabbard. Both ricasso’s stamped on both sides, shortened but good condition with wear.

Mk1 with numbers matching scabbard, D-54 No.9 Mk1 with an unmarked scabbard, No.4 Mk2 with a scabbard and canvas frog, and a No.4 Mk2 N67 with scabbard. Good condition with wear.

Ishapore Mk2 marked bayonet and scabbard, British Enfield 1888 Mk1 second pattern bayonet, and a British 1907 Pattern bayonet that has been cut down. Good condition with use.

double set with no model numbers but matching to 103 and 118 in style, Buck 105 with sheath, and a Cutco 89 with sheath. Good condition with use.

– 3 Finn SSP and (2) M3F’s. Good condition with use.

unmarked “Hunter’s Friend” with a stag grip similar in style to the “White Hunter”, and another unmarked Puma stag handled hunting knife. Both with Puma leather sheaths, good condition with use.

and (1) Unmarked in Similar Form – early model just stamped Case and a 315-5 SSP. One with heavy general wear, remaining in good condition with use.

grip, L66 stacked leather grip, 648 jigged bone grip, and an S-H39 stag type grip. Good condition with wear.

Leather Sheath Knives – Kabar 55, remaining with no model indications. Good condition with use.

ZAK Germany, Imperial, Queen, Ideal Products, and one unmarked. Imperial’s sheath includes a folding knife. Good condition with use.

13108, Cattaraugus, West-Bend, Baron Solingen Germany, Hygrade Cutlery, and Othello Anton Wingen Jr. “Original Trapper”. Good condition with use.

Clips – lot includes a vintage Remington Woodsmaster 740 and 742 .243 magazine and original box. Box is taped.

good clean condition in original boxes. Includes molds, handles, lead pot, lead dippers, bullet starters, Maxi-Lube, and others.

carriages, all unmarked, possible CVA, total lengths of cannon and carriage range from 15” – 6 ½”. Lot includes two larger carriage wheels, most complete.

Kit”, and a Percussion Lock Set. Shooters kit mostly complete missing a few round balls and caps.

500) musket caps 4-wing, (approx. 900+) Fiocchi caps, and mostly full tins of Remington and Navy Arms percussion caps.

.38 Special, .45 Colt, .222 Rem, .30 Carbine RN, .30-06 Spring, and .22-250.

RCBS universal hand priming tool, Redding powder scale, bullet puller, Forster case trimmer, Lyman case prep multi-tool, .30-06 Lee Loader, full and partial boxes of primers, shell holders, and others.

1915 – F. Herder A.SN marked on its ricasso with a sharpened and shortened blade, also one with C.G. Haenel Suhl marked on its ricasso. Both in good condition with wear.

bayonet with waffenamt markings and a numbers matching scabbard, also a bayonet with an unmarked ricasso, pommel stamped D15514 with waffenamt markings. Good condition with wear.

Gustav Spitzer Solingen marked ricasso, F. W. Holler Solingen marked ricasso, and a bayonet with a triangle makers mark on its ricasso. Good condition with wear.

WWII USMC Bolo Knife – trench knife is in good condition with wear, bolo knife’s blade has been shortened and shows wear. Nice example of a desired trench knife.

Modified M7 Bayonet – guard marked K-M5A1 and ricasso marked Imperial M7S. Both include scabbards with a canvas frog. Good condition with wear.

1898 Krag Bayonet has been heavily modified to a fighting knife with its barrel ring grinded off, shortened blade, no markings to ricasso. (2) Pilot’s survival knives, one with a brass guard and pommel that is unmarked, other is stamped Japan. (2) Modified M1905 bayonets with shortened blades, replaced grips and screws. As found condition.

Ammunition.

Ammunition – lot includes a metal military ammo can.

7mm Mauser 140gr. metal covered solid point, (20 rounds) .404 2 7/8” cased 400gr. nitro-express, (4 rounds) .577”/.450” 480gr. solid lead, (44 rounds) .310” Cadet 120gr. lead solid, (4 rounds) 9mm Mauser 245gr. soft nose, (4 rounds) .30-30 Win. 150gr. soft point, and (4 rounds) .30-06 Sprg. 180gr. soft point. Lot includes a metal military ammo can.

Ammunition Head Stamped 60/29. Lot includes a metal military ammo can.

Luger 93gr. FMJ and FMC Ammunition.

Williams Foolproof, (2) Redfield sights stamped M, and an Armstrong with tag for ’98 Mauser & Enfield, Springfield. Most do not have their screws.

Point and (44 Rounds) Winchester .32-20 Win. 100gr. Lead Ammunition.

Rings, Hardware, Shotgun Sight Installers, and Other Related Parts. Boxes do not contain original contents.

Point Ammunition – several cartridges do show some corrosion.

four parts bins marked Lefever and contain lock plates, trigger guards, triggers, main springs, top levers, hardware and other parts.

Ammunition by Western, Winchester, and Remington. Lot does include some fired brass, both reloaded and factory cartridges, several cartridges show corrosion, few boxes are missing their closure flaps.

three parts bins marked LC Smith and contain locks, trigger guards, top levers, triggers, hardware and other parts.

FMJ and 122gr. FMJ Ammunition – lot includes a metal military ammo can.

three parts bins marked Remington and contain locks, hammers, butt plate, trigger guards, top levers, hardware and other parts.

with (45 Rounds) Remington .25-20 Win. 86gr. SP Ammunition. Lot does include boxes of fired brass.

and Related Hardware – eight drawers remaining in this parts bin containing an 1864 US Whitney-Ville lock, 1859 US Springfield lock, snap caps, files, taps, trigger, vintage Lyman choke tubes, and misc. hardware. Lot includes the parts bin missing a few drawers.

Ammunition Including an M1 Carbine 15 Round Magazines.

and a 20 Round Rifle Magazine – appears to be complete.

Military Ammo Can – lot includes (50) Mosin-Nagant 5 round stripper clips.

front sight, butt plate, wooden butt stock with exceptional grain and checkering work, and other hardware.

Ammunition Dated 1955 – this 8mm Mauser ammo comes with a military ammo can.

Forearms – most all forearms include hardware, one butt stock with a trigger guard. All show wear and use.

Tip Heavy Ball Ammunition.

many Colt grips, also Walther, S&W, Ruger, and others. Conditions vary, may not all be complete sets.

.410ga. 26” barrel with forearm, Eagle Arms 12ga. 3” Magnum 28” barrel with forearm, unmarked 12ga. 30” nickel plated barrel, unknown 20ga. 28” barrel, LC Smith Field Grade 12ga. 28” barrel, and another LC Smith Field Grade 20ga. 28” barrel. Conditions vary, all show wear and dirt use, one missing front bead sight.

Short Ammunition – appear to be all full or mostly full.

Pineapple, Baseball, and Lemon Type Grenades – includes an M11A4 practice rifle grenade.

Fiocchi 7.62 Nagant, and (50 Rounds) German 9mm Browning Long.

Ammunition.

License – county no. 67, license no. 5917. Overall good condition with light wear and discoloration expected with its age.

Pellet Rifle – new in original box.

Pellet Rifle – new in original box.

Matchking BTHP and (99 Rounds) Remington Express .410ga. 2 ½” No. 7 ½ Shot Ammunition.

Derlin utility knife, Remington three blade folding knife, and a Kabar 1152 Derlin utility knife. All are in good clean condition, bags state “new”.

Ammunition, (5 Rounds) .30-06 Blanks, and (6) M1 Garand 8 Round Clips – Utah Ordnance, Des Moines Ordnance, and Twin Cities Arsenal.

Camillus 1992 USMC Folding Knife, Camillus 1967 Army Folding Knife, and a Paratrooper Knife and Leather Sheath. Overall all good condition, USMC and Army folding knives are clean, marked “new”.

bayonet with a yataghan blade etched and dated 1868 on its spine, includes a scabbard. French M1866 Chassepot bayonet with a yataghan blade etched on spine but unable to make out its date, includes numbers matching scabbard. French M1874 Gras bayonet with a spine etched and dated 1879, includes a scabbard. Good condition with wear.

Scabbards – good condition with wear.

a spear point cruciform blade, quillons, alloy handle, and one scabbard. M1886 with a spear point cruciform blade, no quillon, alloy handle, and no scabbard. Good condition with wear.

and (1) SKS Spike Bayonet – all in good condition with wear.

– Argentine M1909/47 Mauser bayonet by D.G.F.M with a numbers matching scabbard, Argentine M1909 Mauser short sword and scabbard made in Weyersberg Kirschbaum & Co. Solingen, and an Argentine M1891 Mauser bayonet and scabbard. Good condition with wear.

knife bayonet with scabbard and leather frog, Swedish M1896 bayonet with scabbard and leather frog, and a Swedish M1894/14 bayonet and scabbard. Good condition with wear.

bayonet and scabbard, Spanish IMI M1969 bayonet and scabbard with a canvas frog, and a Spanish M1893 bayonet marked INS Suhl. Spanish M1941 blades been heavily sharpened, overall good with wear.

pattern type A 1953, FN FAL M1965 tube style, FN M1949 SA30, and an FN M1924 Mauser. One synthetic grip has a large chip, otherwise good condition with wear.

stamped pommels M35 style Mauser bayonets and (1) M35 Mauser style unmarked. Good condition with wear.

Swiss M1957 Elsener Schwyz Victoria bayonets, both with scabbards and one leather frog. (1) Dutch KCB 70 Stoner Eickhorn bayonet and scabbard with a canvas frog. Good condition with wear.

Bayonets and Scabbards – both ricasso’s are stamped H.S. over the Swiss Cross proof mark. Good condition with wear.

and Shells – headstamps 90mm XM200 NOR-22-4 1969, 5 inch MK-6 1945 WAB, and 105x617 DM60 LOS BPD 1-2.

Patches – mixed eras, many older ones in this nice grouping.

SSP, 61549 L SS (damaged grip), and one unable to make out model. Conditions vary, all show wear.

Patches – mixed eras, many older ones in this nice grouping.