FACTORY ENGRAVED SMITH & WESSON MODEL 1 FIRST ISSUE 5TH TYPE REVOLVER. Cal. 22 Short. Blue and nickel finish, 3-3/16” ribbed oct bbl, brass frame, square butt and 2-pc ivory grips. Recoil shield is fixed to the frame with a rotating pivot. Bore has five grooves right hand twist and the earlier rotating plate ratchet of the 4th type. Frame, cylinder and bbl flats are very nicely factory engraved by Richard Bate Inshaw with patters of a bird dog on the left and a fox on the right surrounded by foliate and arabesque patterns. Bbl flats have flowers and leaves on the left side and arabesque patterns on the right with line border patterns down the backstrap and a horn of plenty with flowers on the butt. Cylinder is lightly engraved with foliate arabesque patterns and the back of the hammer is engraved in geometric patterns. It was shipped June 10, 1859. SN 5812. CONDITION: Good, all matching except the grips which are unnumbered. Frame retains about 20% silver plating with the balance a medium mustard patina. Bbl and cylinder retain an even very dark patina. Grips are a very dark yellow and are probably original to this revolver. Bore is dark with heavy pitting, mechanics are fine. 4-48077 JR160 (Anderson Collection) (5,000-10,000)

SCARCE VARIATION SMITH & WESSON MODEL 1 SECOND ISSUE TIP UP REVOLVER. Cal. 22 Short. Silver and blued finish, 3-3/16” oct ribbed bbl with square butt, 2-pc rosewood grips. Sideplate is the early square back version. SN 11750. CONDITION: Good, all matching including the grips. Frame retains about 80% original silver. Bbl and cylinder are gray metal color with scattered light pitting. The hinge screw is a replacement. Strong, dark bore. Cylinder latch has a welded repair and does not fully engage, otherwise mechanics are fine. Cylinder patent line is about half visible. Grips are fine with moderate wear. 4-48075 JR163 (Anderson Collection) (1,250-2,250)

ENGRAVED SMITH & WESSON MODEL 1 SECOND ISSUE REVOLVER. Cal. 22 Short. Silver finish, 3-3/16” ribbed oct ribbed bbl with 2-pc square butt ivory grips. This fine revolver is engraved with about 60% coverage foliate arabesque patterns with punch dot background in New York style. Backstrap is period inscribed “ANNA”. Cylinder is also engraved over the patent line with foliate arabesque patterns. SN 53446. CONDITION: Good. All matching except the grips which are unnumbered. Frame retains 50-60% original silver with the balance medium mustard patina. Bbl is a dark gray patina with scattered light pitting. Cylinder is dark metal color with one area of deep pitting. Grips are a fine dark yellow color. Bore is dark and strong with moderate to heavy pitting. Will not hold on full cock. Cylinder stop does not engage. 4-48065 JR161 (Anderson Collection) (1,000-2,000)

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 1 FIRST ISSUE 3RD TYPE REVOLVER. Cal. 22 Short. Scarce revolver with 3-3/16” ribbed oct bbl, German silver front sight, sliver plated brass frame, with square butt and 2-pc rosewood grips. This revolver has the rotating recoil shield and is fitted with the new type spring loaded catch with side projections. SN 1278. CONDITION: Good. All matching including the grips. Frame retains 35-40% original silver plating with the balance a medium mustard patina. Bbl retains 15-20% thin blue mostly in sheltered areas. Cylinder is a medium dark patina with a patent line visible. Poor bore, good mechanics. Grips are sound and retain a fine hand patina. 4-48067 JR156 (Anderson Collection) (1,000-2,000)

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 1 SECOND ISSUE 2ND QUALITY REVOLVER. Cal. 22 Short. Silver and blued finish, 3-3/16” oct ribbed bbl with square butt and 2-pc rosewood grips. Both sides of the bbl lug are stamped “2D QUALITY”. This revolver was produced in 1866 and is 1 of the total produced of only 4,402 second quality pieces of which 302 were sold that year. SN 99166. CONDITION: Good, all matching including the grips. Frame retains 96-98% original silver. Bbl with traces of original blue except the ejector pin which retains about 70% blue. Most of the bbl is a silver brown patina with fine surface pitting. The screws are battered and the frame has some porosity on the right side, which is probably what caused it to be a 2nd quality. Cylinder is a dark brown patina with patent line complete visible. Bore is dark and pitted, mechanics are fine. 4-48080 JR164 (Anderson Collection) (1,000-2,000)

ENGRAVED SMITH & WESSON MODEL #2 ARMY SPUR TRIGGER REVOLVER. Cal. 32RF. Blued finish, 6” oct ribbed bbl with rib and German silver front sight and 2-pc pearl grips. Engraved with about 50% coverage fine arabesque pattern in New York style with the snake and rod down each side of the bbl. The engraving on the cylinder is over the patent dates. Recoil shield and side of the frame grooved for loading after the engraving was accomplished. SN 37121. CONDITION: Fine overall. Retains 40-50% thinning blue, stronger in the sheltered areas with the balance a plum brown patina. Bore is strong with some shine and scattered pitting. Grips are chipped on both bottom edges. Battered screws. Good mechanics. 4-48042 JR138 (Anderson Collection) (1,250-2,250)

SMITH & WESSON NO. 2 ARMY REVOLVER. Cal. 32RF. Blued finish, 6” keyhole ribbed bbl, 2-pc rosewood grips. SN 47993. CONDITION: Good, all matching including the grips. Traces of original finish remains in the sheltered areas being mostly a gray/brown patina with fine pitting over most of the surfaces. Bore is strong with light pitting. Grips are fine. Good mechanics. 4-47878 JR530 (400-600)

ENGRAVED SMITH & WESSON OLD MODEL 1-1/2 SPUR TRIGGER REVOLVER. Cal. 32RF. Usual configuration, 5” oct ribbed bbl, German silver front sight with homemade 2-pc ivory grips. About 30% of old engraving. SN 63202. CONDITION: Fair. No original finish remains, cleaned bright and polished, softening the engraving. Cylinder and areas on the frame have fine pitting. Grips are thick and awkward, obviously amateur made. Strong dark bore, good mechanics. 4-48055 JR141 (Anderson Collection) (200-400)

SMITH & WESSON #2 ARMY SPUR TRIGGER REVOLVER. Cal. 32RF. Blue finish, 5” oct ribbed bbl, 2-pc replacement rosewood grips. SN 1794. CONDITION: About good. Retains most of an old cold blue with light pitting, no patent dates visible, hammer spur checkering re-cut. Strong dark bore. Grips are fine. Cylinder stop does not engage. 4-48044 JR140 (Anderson Collection) (200-400)

SMITH & WESSON TRANSITION OLD MODEL 1-1/2 SPUR TRIGGER REVOLVER. Cal. 32RF. Blue finish, 3-1/2” oct ribbed bbl, German silver front sight, unfluted cylinder with bird head frame and 2-pc pearl grips. This is 1 of about 650 transition pieces made up from left over parts in 1869. SN 27664. CONDITION: Good. All matching except the grips which are unnumbered. Grips are amateurishly fitted from another revolver. Frame retains about 75% thinning blue bright in sheltered areas. Bbl is mostly a light brown patina with pitting around the forcing cone and bbl lug. Worn dark bore, good mechanics. 4-48056 JR145 (Anderson Collection) (500-2,500)

SMITH & WESSON TRANSITION OLD MODEL 1-1/2 SPUR TRIGGER REVOLVER. Cal. 32RF. Blued finish, 3-1/2” oct ribbed bbl, German silver front sight, unfluted cylinder with bird head frame and 2-pc pearl grips. This is 1 of about 650 transition pieces made up from left over parts in 1869. SN 27890. CONDITION: Good, all matching including the grips. Frame retrains 50-60% blue with a spot of deep pitting on the sideplate. Bbl and cylinder are gray metal color. Grips are fine retaining about 90% original varnish. Strong bore with moderating pitting, good mechanics. 4-48074 JR146 (Anderson Collection) (500-2,500)

SMITH & WESSON OLD MODEL 1-1/2 SPUR TRIGGER REVOLVER. Cal. 32RF. Blued finish, 3-1/2” oct ribbed bbl, German silver front sight and 2-pc rosewood grips. SN 25523. CONDITION: Fine. All matching including the grips. Retains about 80% bright original blue with the balance flaked to light patina. Battered hinge screw. Grips are outstanding retaining about 98% original varnish. Strong bright bore with moderate pitting, good mechanics. 4-48069 JR143 (Anderson Collection) (400-700)

SMITH & WESSON OLD MODEL 1-1/2 SPUR TRIGGER REVOLVER. Cal. 32RF. Blued finish, 3-1/2” oct ribbed bbl, German silver front sight and 2-pc rosewood grips. SN 22321. CONDITION: Fair to good. All matching including the grips. Frame retains 50-60% thinning blue. Bbl and cylinder are a dull plum brown. Bore is strong and dark, good mechanics. Replaced hinge screw. 4-48072 JR144 (Anderson Collection) (250-400)

GUTTA PERCHA CASE FOR SMITH & WESSON FIRST MODEL TIP UP REVOLVER. Brown Gutta Percha, hinged lid box, 7-15/16” long x 4-1/16”w x 1-7/16” thick. The lid embossed with eagle and foliate patterns in the corners with tiny little revolvers on the top and bottom in between. The center has a raised first model revolver and the legend “MANUFACTURED ONLY BY/SMITH &WESSON/SPRINGFIELD MASSACHUSETTS”. Bottom has a border of tiny revolvers. Interior is beautiful burgundy velvet with a cut decorative pattern in the lid and a cartridge block in the bottom with a bbl rest and a small divider. CONDITION: Extremely fine. Retains virtually all it original finish outside with only minor wear and a few very tiny edge chips. There is a small crack in the bottom front corner. The hinges and hinge area are fine. Velvet lining shows the impression of a revolver cylinder in the lid and in the bottom, but retains most of its fine dark color. The front spring clips are fine. 4-48089 JR169 (Anderson Collection) (1,000-2,000)

CASED ROLLIN WHITE REVOLVER “MADE FOR SMITH & WESSON”. Cal. 22 Short. Silver and blued finish, 2-5/8” ribbed oct bbl with German silver front sight and square butt, 2pc rosewood grips. Solid frame revolver with removable cylinder pin. Bbl is marked on top of the rib “MADE FOR SMITH & WESSON BY ROLLIN WHITE, ARMS CO. LOWELL, MASS.” Frame is silver plated with the bbl, cylinder and cylinder pin blued. Accompanied by a small mahogany casing 8-1/8”l x 4 3/4”w that is red and black velvet lined with French fitted cut out for the revolver. It has a tiny brass knob triangular lid compartment and a cartridge block in the opposite corner for 30-rounds of ammunition. SN 10030. CONDITION: Fine, all matching including the grips. Frame retains 92-93% original silver with some spotting on the backstrap. Bbl and cylinder are mostly a blue-brown patina. Patent line is faint but visible. Grips are fine and retain about 60% original varnish. Bore is strong and bright with scattered deep pitting, fine mechanics. Case is fine with minor nicks and dings retaining about 95% original varnish. Lining is slightly faded and has the impression of the revolver. A scarce set in wonderful condition. 4-48090 JR170 (Anderson Collection) (800-1,500)

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 1 SECOND ISSUE 2ND QUALITY REVOLVER. Cal. 22 Short. Silver and blued finish, 3-3/16” oct ribbed bbl with 2-pc square butt and rosewood grips. Frame is marked on the right side with the second quality markings and some other nearly indecipherable stampings, possibly “B. Kittridge &Co.” This revolver is 1 of a total of 4,402 so marked and only 359 of which were sold in 1865, the year this revolver was produced. SN 71080. CONDITION: Good. All matching including the grips. Cylinder may have an incomplete assembly number. Frame retains about 85% silver plating. Bbl and cylinder retain most of an old refinish. Grips are fine and retain about 80% varnish. The patent line on the cylinder is mostly visible. Strong dark bore, good mechanics. 4-48062 JR162 (Anderson Collection) (800-1,500)

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 1 FIRST ISSUE 6TH TYPE REVOLVER. Cal. 22 Short. Usual configuration. 3-3/16” ribbed oct bbl, brass frame, square butt and 2-pc rosewood grips. Recoil shield is fixed to the frame with the ratchet as part of the rear of the cylinder. SN 7280. CONDITION: Good, all matching including the grips, which are both numbered. No original finish remains. Bbl is a dark plum patina with fine surface rust and light pitting. Bbl address is very thin. Frame has been cleaned with no trace of original finish remaining, only under the grips. Cylinder is a dark brown patina with part of the patent line visible. Grips are fine retaining a smooth hand patina. Poor bore, good mechanics. 4-48079 JR159 (Anderson Collection) (500-1,500)

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 1 FIRST ISSUE 4TH TYPE REVOLVER. Cal. 22 Short. Nickel finish, 3-3/16” ribbed oct ribbed bbl and square butt, 2-pc rosewood grips. Recoil shield is fixed to the frame with the pivoting center. SN 3579. CONDITION: About good. All matching except the cylinder which is pitted too severely on the front to see. Bbl and frame retain about 85% of an old re-nickel with the balance a dark patina. Right grip has a large repair at the toe and the left a crack with filled areas. Bore is dark and pitted. Cylinder is a dark brown patina with no patent line visible. Trigger return spring is weak, cylinder is loose. 4-48039 JR158 (Anderson Collection) (500-1,000)

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 1 FIRST ISSUE 5TH TYPE REVOLVER. Cal. 22 Short. Usual configuration, 3-3/16” ribbed oct bbl, brass frame and square butt and 2-pc rosewood grips. Recoil shield is fixed to the frame with the center pivot. SN 5024. CONDITION: Good. All matching including the grips. Bbl retains traces of original blue with scattered fine pitting. Frame is a medium mustard patina with silver under the grips. Grips are fine retaining 40-50% original varnish. Cylinder is a light gray patina with pitting and the patent line just visible. Strong dark bore. Cylinder latch does not completely engage, otherwise mechanics are fine. 4-48064 JR157 (Anderson Collection) (500-1,000)

*SMITH & WESSON FIRST MODEL 2ND ISSUE TIP UP REVOLVER. Cal. 22 Short. 3-1/4” oct bbl, silver plated frame with 2-pc rosewood grips. SN 90478. CONDITION: Good. Frame retains about 95% original silver, cylinder about 80% blue with sharp patent line, bbl is a brown patina with light to moderate rust, all matching including the grips. Poor bore, cylinder stop does not engage. 4-48241 JR310 (Anderson Collection) (300-500)

ENGRAVED SMITH & WESSON MODEL 1 THIRD ISSUE TIP UP REVOLVER. Cal. 22 Short. Nickel finish, 3-3/16” ribbed round bbl, bird head 2-pc ivory grips. This fine little revolver has about 70% coverage fine New York style engraving with foliate arabesque patterns on the frame with punched dot background. Bbl has diamond and dot patterns with some foliate patterns. SN 84188. CONDITION: Extremely fine. All matching except the grips which are unnumbered but appear original to this revolver. Overall, it retains about 95-97% strong original nickel with some minor pitting around the forcing cone area and front of the cylinder. Grips are a beautiful mellow yellow with nice grain. Bore is strong and dark, crisp mechanics. 4-48059 JR166 (Anderson Collection) (800-1,500)

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 1 THIRD ISSUE TIP UP REVOLVER. Cal. 22 Short. Blued finish, 3-3/16” round ribbed bbl with bird head 2-pc rosewood grips, fluted 7-shot cylinder. SN 54029. CONDITION: Very good, all matching including the grips. Retains 70-75% original blue overall, with the balance a blue-gray patina. Cylinder is mostly gray patina. Grips are fine and retain about 90% original finish. Bore is strong with lots of shine and moderate pitting. The hand spring is broken, otherwise mechanics are fine. 4-48076 JR165 (Anderson Collection) (300-600)

SCARCE SMITH & WESSON MODEL 1 THIRD ISSUE TIP UP REVOLVER. Cal. 22 Short. Nickel finish, 2-11/16” ribbed round bbl with bird head 2-pc rosewood grips. This scarce little revolver has the bbl address on the side instead of the top. SN 76615. CONDITION: Extremely fine, all matching including the grips. Retains 95-97% strong original nickel with losses mainly on the cylinder and the forcing cone area with some sharp edge wear. Grips are sound and retain most of their original varnish. Bore is strong with scattered moderate to heavy pitting. The hand spring is broken, otherwise the mechanics are fine. 4-48078 JR168 (Anderson Collection) (750-1,250)

ENGRAVED SMITH & WESSON MODEL 1 THIRD ISSUE TIP UP REVOLVER. Cal. 22 Short. Nickel finish, 3-3/16” ribbed round bbl, bird head 2-pc ivory grips. This fine little revolver has about 60% coverage fine New York style engraving with foliate arabesque patterns on the frame with punched dot background. Bbl has arabesque and dot patterns with foliate patterns on the cylinder between the flutes. SN 111365. CONDITION: Fair to good. All matching except the grips, which are unnumbered and possibly the cylinder, whose number can not be read. Overall retains 60-70% nickel, strong and bright on the right side and dull on the left side. Cylinder retains about 30% nickel with the balance a dull metal color. Grips are chipped at the bottom with age lines and a fine aged yellow color. Poor bore and loose mechanics. 4-48063 JR167 (Anderson Collection) (400-700)

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 1-1/2 SECOND ISSUE REVOLVER. Cal. 32RF. Nickel finish, 2-5/8” keyhole ribbed bbl with 2-pc rosewood bird head grips. Bbl address is on the left side, not on the rib. SN 120488. CONDITION: Good. All matching including the grips. Bbl and frame retain about 90% strong original nickel with some nickel loss and light rust around the forcing cone area and muzzle. Cylinder retains about 70% nickel with the balance dark patina and fine rust. Grips retain 85-90% varnish. Bore is bright with some pitting, crisp mechanics. 4-48068 JR150 (Anderson Collection) (750-1,250)

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 1-1/2 SECOND ISSUE REVOLVER. Cal. 32RF. Nickel finish, 2-3/4” keyhole ribbed bbl with 2-pc rosewood bird head grips. Bbl address is on the left side, not on the rib. SN 87487. CONDITION: Good, all matching including the grips. Overall, it retains about 90% dull nickel plating possibly an old refinish over fine pitting. Cylinder has light pitting and brown patina in the flutes. Grips are fine and retain most of an old refinish. Bore is bright and strong with about 1-1/2” of light rust and some pitting. Handspring is broken, otherwise mechanics are fine. 4-48095 JR151 (Anderson Collection) (500-1,000)

ENGRAVED SMITH & WESSON MODEL 1-1/2 SECOND ISSUE REVOLVER. Cal. 32RF. Nickel finish, 3-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, 2-pc pearl grips. Engraved with about 70% coverage New York style engraving. SN 89269. CONDITION: Good. Retains traces of nickel finish in sheltered areas with the balance a cleaned metal color. Engraving is still fine with some very fine pitting on the cylinder and forcing cone area. Grips are fine with one small chip. Bore is strong and dark, good mechanics. 4-48058 JR (Anderson Collection) (500-1,000)

LOT OF 2 SMITH & WESSON MODEL 1-1/2 SECOND ISSUE REVOLVERS. Cal. 32RF. Both have 3-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbls with 2-pc bird head grips. 1) Blued finish, rosewood grips. SN 104974. CONDITION: Good. All matching including the grips. Retains 15-20% thinning blue overall with the balance flaked to light patina with some surface pitting. Grips are fine and retain about 70% original varnish. Bore is strong with moderate to heavy pitting. Cylinder is a little loose, otherwise mechanics are fine. 2) Nickel finish, pearl grips, replaced hinge screw. SN 94824. CONDITION: Fair to good. All matching including the grips, which have the serial number scratched in each side. Traces of original nickel in sheltered areas, cleaned bright with scattered light pitting. Worn dark bore. Hand spring broken. 4-48073; 4-48071 JR149 (Anderson Collection) (500-800)

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 1-1/2 SECOND ISSUE REVOLVER. Cal. 32RF. Blued finish, 3-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl with 2-pc bird head grips. SN 83178. CONDITION: Fine. All matching including the grips. Frame and bbl retain about 70% bright original blue stronger on the right side. Cylinder retains 25% dull blue mainly in the flutes. Grips retain 50% original varnish. Bore is strong and bright with scattered light pitting, strong mechanics. 4-48057 JR148 (Anderson Collection) (300-500)

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 1-1/2 SECOND ISSUE REVOLVER. Cal. 32RF. Blued finish, 3-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl with 2-pc bird head grips. SN 50231. CONDITION: Very fine, all matching numbers including the grips. Frame and bbl retain 95-96% strong bright blue overall, with minor edge wear and some light flaking. Cylinder retains about 50% thin blue stronger in the flutes. Extremely fine grips with minor wear, retaining 96-97% original varnish. Strong dark bore, good mechanics. 4-48070 JR147 (Anderson Collection) (400-700)

RARE SMITH & WESSON 32 DOUBLE ACTION FIRST MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 32 S&W. Nickel finish, 3” keyhole ribbed bbl with Turkey pattern, 2-pc hard rubber grips. This is the first double action 32 of only 30 produced with the straight sideplate. SN 1. CONDITION: Very fine, all matching except the grips which are unnumbered. Retains most of a fine refinish with light rainbow colors in the nickel. Hammer and trigger retain 50-60% strong colors. Grips show moderate wear. Bore is strong and bright with scattered light pitting, fine mechanics. A once in a lifetime opportunity to own a rare revolver. 4-48170 JR306 (Anderson Collection) (2,500-5,000)

RARE SMITH & WESSON 32 DOUBLE ACTION 1ST MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 32 S&W. Nickel finish, 3” keyhole ribbed bbl with 2-pc smooth hard rubber grips. This is 1 of only 30 First Model 32 Double Action built with the straight sideplate. SN 19. CONDITION: About good, all matching except the grips which are unnumbered. Retains about 20% original nickel worn and flaked to a gray metal color with light fine surface pitting. Cylinder retains about 90% nickel. Grips show moderate wear with a chip missing from bottom of the left side. Bore is strong and bright with scattered pitting. Cylinder stop function needs attention, otherwise mechanics are fine. 4-48119 JR207 (Anderson Collection) (2,500-5,000)

SCARCE SMITH & WESSON 38 DOUBLE ACTION 1ST MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 38 S&W. Blued finish, 3-1/4” keyhole ribbed bbl with 2-pc monogrammed smooth black, hard rubber grips. This is 1 of only approximately 4,000 built in 1880. Straight cut sideplate. SN 19. CONDITION: Fine to very fine, all matching except the grips, which are unnumbered. Bbl and frame retain about 90% bright original blue with the flaked areas a light patina. Cylinder retains about 30% bright blue with the balance flaked to light patina, and one area with moderate pitting. Grips are fine turning chocolate, showing moderate wear. Bore is strong and bright with light pitting, mechanics. 4-48154 JR208 (Anderson Collection) (800-1,500)

SMITH & WESSON 38 SAFETY HAMMERLESS 1ST MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 38 S&W. Nickel finish 3-1/4” bbl with black monogrammed, 2-pc hard rubber grips. This is 1 of only 5,250 made in 1887. SN 45. CONDITION: Fine, all matching except grips which are unnumbered. Overall it retains 93-95% strong original nickel with some peeling on the left side by the hinge pin and some flaking and rust on the cylinder. Bore is bright and shiny with a few spots of rust, mechanics are good. Grips are fine with light wear. 4-48169 JR209 (Anderson Collection) (700-1,200)

RARE S&W WESSON FAVORITE DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. A rare revolver, more so because it has not been refinished. Only 1,000 produced in 1883-84. Usual 5” keyhole ribbed bbl with lightning cuts on the frame and top rib. Fitted with 2-pc diamond checkered walnut grips. SN 9031. CONDITION: Fair, all matching including the grips. No original finish remains being a mottled, gray metal color with light to moderate pitting overall, heavy around the rib frame. Mechanics are functional and the bore is worn and dark. 4-47942 JR34 (Anderson Collection) (2,500-5,000)

S & W WESSON FAVORITE DOUBLE ACTION LARGE FRAME REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Blued finish, 5” keyhole ribbed bbl with replacement 2-pc medallion ivory grips. Lightning cuts on both sides of the frame and the top rib with patent dates around the cylinder. SN 9985. CONDITION: Very good as refinished, retaining 96-98% good quality blue with scattered light surface rust. Front sight is a replacement. All matching except the grips and latch. Very worn and dark bore, good mechanics. 4-47979 JR129 (Anderson Collection) (1,000-2,000)

SMITH & WESSON 44 DOUBLE ACTION FRONTIER MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 44WCF (44-40). Nickel finish, 5” keyhole ribbed bbl, pinned half moon front sight and 2-pc monogrammed hard rubber grips. SN 4044. CONDITION: Good to very good. Retains about 80% strong original nickel, appears unfired with the finish loss simply from poor storage. There is some moderate to heavy pitting on the bottom and left side of the bbl, and scattered fine pitting elsewhere. Hammer retains about 90% case colors under some heavy crud and the trigger about 50%. Trigger guard retains about 90% blue. Bore is bright and shiny with scattered light pitting. Grips are sharp with minor wear and the left side turned chocolate. Crisp mechanics. 4-47978 JR130 (Anderson Collection) (750-1,500)

*LOT OF 2 SMITH & WESSON DOUBLE ACTION LARGE FRAME REVOLVERS. 1) First Model, Cal. 44 Russian, nickel finish, 6” bbl, 2-pc monogrammed hard rubber grips. Left side of the grip frame marked with a small star and the date “9 59” indicating factory refinish on that date. SN 40570. CONDITION: Very fine. Retains about all of its factory re-nickel under a coating of old oil, modified front sight and worn grips. All matching except the grips which are unnumbered. Strong dark bore, action will not hold at full cock, otherwise mechanics are fine. Grips show heavy wear. 2) *Model 38 with 5” bbl, 2-pc hard rubber grips. Scarce model, only 276 produced. SN 84. CONDITION: Poor. Heavily worn, no finish remains, replaced screws, smooth grips, bore is strong and bright with moderate pitting, extractor does not work and will not hold on full cock, both grips are broken. 4-47982, 4-47983 JR133 (Anderson Collection) (1,000-2,000)

*LOT OF 2 SMITH & WESSON DOUBLE ACTION LARGE FRAME REVOLVERS. 1) *First Model, Cal. 44 Russian, nickel finish, 5” bbl, 2-pc monogrammed hard rubber grips. Left side grip frame stamped with a tiny star signifying factory refinish and the date “6 59”, apparently the date refinished. Shipped 10/26/1912. SN 54192. CONDITION: Very fine, all matching except the grips which are unnumbered. Retains most of the factory re-nickel, sharp grips, strong dark bore with moderate pitting, crisp mechanics. 2) Frontier Model, Cal. 44WCF (44-40), nickel finish, 6” bbl, 2-pc monogrammed hard rubber grips. SN 648. CONDITION: Poor to fair, terrible refinish, no legends remain, cracked frame, pinned ejector, replaced sideplate screw, badly worn grips, poor bore and mechanics. 4-47976, 4-47981 JR132 (Anderson Collection) (500-1,000)

LOT OF 2 SMITH & WESSON DOUBLE ACTION LARGE FRAME REVOLVERS. 1) Frontier Model, Cal. 44WCF (44-40), 5” bbl and 2-pc pearl grips. SN 1223. CONDITION: Fair to good. No original finish remains, having been wire wheel cleaned, patina with fine rust pitting. Grips have chipped toes and chips along the back edge with a small crack on the right side. Strong bright bore with moderate pitting, single action works fine, double action needs adjusting. 2) First Model, Cal. 44 Russian, nickel finish, 6” bbl, 2-pc monogrammed hard rubber grips. SN 15436. CONDITION: About good. Retains 10-15% original nickel having been cleaned bright, with light surface pitting. Right grip has two large chips and a crack. Strong bore with moderate pitting, good mechanics. 4-47980, 4-47990 JR131 (Anderson Collection) (700-1,200)

*SMITH & WESSON MARK I LIGHT RIFLE. Cal. 9mm. Blued metal with black composite stock, 9-3/4” bbl, 20-rd magazine. Left side of stock is affixed with a bright red tag stating “Extremely Hazardous Do Not Load or Fire”. SN 217. CONDITION: Very fine. Retains most of its original bright factory blue and finish on the buttstock. There is some scattered light rust around the magazine box at the receiver. 4-48333 JR436 (Anderson Collection) (1,500-2,500)

*SMITH & WESSON MARK II LIGHT RIFLE. Cal. 9mm. Blued metal with black composite stock, 9-3/4” bbl, 20-rd magazine. Left side of stock is affixed with a bright red tag stating “Extremely Hazardous Do Not Load or Fire”. SN 1193. CONDITION: Very fine. Retains most of its original bright factory blue and finish on the buttstock. Some rust on magazine box, adjacent receiver and front sight. 4-48334 JR437 (Anderson Collection) (1,500-2,500)

*SMITH & WESSON MARK I LIGHT RIFLE. Cal. 9mm. Blued metal with black composite stock, 9-3/4” bbl, 20-rd magazine with original type leather sling. Left side of stock is affixed with a bright red tag stating “Extremely Hazardous Do Not Load or Fire”. SN 113. CONDITION: Very fine. Retains most of its original bright factory blue and finish on the buttstock. 4-48344 JR435 (Anderson Collection) (1,500-2,500)

RARE SMITH & WESSON LIGHT RIFLE HANDBOOK. Very rare book, 7” t x 4-1/2” w with green cardboard covers with silver lettering. Titled “SMITH & WESSON LIGHT RIFLE” with the SW logo, company name and address on cover. 19 pages of information and instruction regarding this carbine including illustrations of military personnel carrying and firing this carbine. Last page is a 3-pc fold-out on the back of which is a parts breakdown. CONDITION: Good to very good. Spine is split, otherwise extremely fine condition. Some slight yellowing to pages. 4-48345 JR446 (Anderson Collection) (300-500)

LOT OF ACCESSORIES FOR SMITH & WESSON MODEL 76 MACHINE PISTOL. Lot consists of an original canvas carrying case with two mag pouches on the outside and web carrying handles with zipper closure. Contained inside is an aluminum detachable stock and two 36 round parkerized 9mm magazines. Also included in this lot are two original spare magazines for Smith & Wesson light rifle along with bbl wrenches. CONDITION: Canvas case, wire stock and M76 magazines are very fine. Carbine magazines are new in the wrapper. 4-48289 JR392 (Anderson Collection) (300-500)

LOT OF FIVE SMITH & WESSON LEATHER SLINGS. Leather slings for S&W carbines, which include the buttstock swivel, buckle and snap. CONDITION: As new, retaining virtually all an original finish. One sling has loose stitching and is missing the swivel. 4-48297 JR393 (Anderson Collection) (100-300)

*SCARCE COLT WELLS FARGO SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER. Cal. 41 Colt. Blue and case colored finish, 4-3/4” bbl, 2-line address, eagle black hard rubber grips. Marked on bottom of butt “W.F. & Co.”. SN 220240. CONDITION: Good to very good. Bbl and ejector housing retain 25-30% thin original blue. Cylinder retains 30-40% thin blue, bright in the flutes. Grip frame retains 15-20% blue with the balance a gray metal color. Frame retains 30-40% case colors fading to silver, bright in sheltered areas. Grips show commensurate wear with a chip in both toes. The screws are fine with only one or two showing a screwdriver mark. Bore is bright and shiny, mechanics are fine. A scarce Wells Fargo Colt in fine condition. 4-48664 JR528 (5,000-8,000)

WELLS FARGO MARKED SMITH & WESSON SCHOFIELD REVOLVER. Cal. 45 Schofield. First model Schofield with barrel cut to 5-1/16” marked on the right side of the ejector housing “W.F.& CO. EX. 443” with a large “S” at the front end. The butt has a lanyard stud hold through the serial number leaving only the last digit visible which is a “3”. The bbl, latch and cylinder are all numbered “443”, the grips are numbered to another revolver. Accompanied by a russet brown leather flap holster, marked on the flap “E.S.CO./SEATTLE” with a zinc snap marked the same. The back edge of the holster and edges of the flap are lightly roll decorated. The top front edge of the holster is stamped, very lightly, with a small round impressed mark “W. F. & CO. EX.” SN 443. CONDITION: Good, retains about 50% of an old reblue with traces of nickel under the grips, it has a strong dark bore with scattered pitting, mechanics are fine. The grips are dark with a hand rubbed patina and there is a stress crack inside the left grip. The holster is very fine, retains 92-93% original bright finish with some deep cracking at the flap bend and front edge of the holster. A very fine and scarce holster. 4-48925 JR717 (3,500-5,000)

RARE SMITH & WESSON WELLS FARGO 1ST MODEL SCHOFIELD REVOLVER. Cal. 45 Schofield. Blued finish, bbl cut to 5-1/8” with usual markings on both sides of the bbl lug strap. Right side is also marked “WF & CO’S EX 2790”. 2-pc walnut grips matching numbered to this revolver. There are small inspector marks on various parts. SN 2790. CONDITION: About good. Retains traces of original blue in the very sheltered areas with the balance a mottled brown patina. Grips are sound with numerous nicks, dents and scratches and retains about 60% of original varnish. Good mechanics and strong frosty bore with good shine. 4-47924 JR16 (Anderson Collection) (2,000-3,500)

RARE SMITH & WESSON WELLS FARGO 1ST MODEL SCHOFIELD REVOLVER. Cal. 45 Schofield. Blued finish, bbl cut to 5-1/8” with usual markings on both sides of the bbl lug strap. Right side is also marked “WF & CO’S EX 159”. Note the transposed numbers. Normally Wells Fargo numbers match the serial number. 2-pc rosewood grips that are unnumbered but appear to be contemporary with the revolver. There are small inspector marks on various parts. SN 195. CONDITION: Good to very good. Retains 15-20% original blue in sheltered areas with the balance a plum-brown patina over fine pitting. Grips are fine with a small hairline on the left side and a large chip on the right side. Mechanics are fine with strong bright bore and scattered light pitting. Some mildly battered screws and possibly a replacement screw in the top strap. An outstanding fine and scarce Wells Fargo revolver. 4-47908 JR15 (Anderson Collection) (2,000-3,500)

WELLS FARGO MARKED HENRY ARMS DOUBLE BARREL HAMMER SHOTGUN. Cal. 12 ga. Belgian made, Damascus double barrel shotgun with the barrels cut to 22” with a single brass bead. It has double lump with single bite and dolls head rib extension. It has checkered splinter forearm and semi-pistol grip stock with checkered hard rubber butt plate. The right side of the butt stock is deeply branded, in 3/8” letters, “W. F. & CO. / 5”. These numbers appear to be period to the gun as there is good edge wear and oil staining all around. For purposes of authentication, the consignor has enclosed photographs of a Remington shotgun along with Wells Fargo receipts dated 1912 for this shotgun which has butt stock markings identical to this shotgun. The information also states that the Henry Gun Company was a hardware company trade name. SN 58778. CONDITION: Good to very good. The barrels retain an even gray/brown patina and the receiver traces of case colors in sheltered areas, being mostly a silver/brown patina. The stock has a crack below the right lock plate otherwise the wood is sound and shows heavy wear with a fine hand rubbed patina. The butt stock is missing about 1” of the toe of the butt plate and a long sliver from the toe of the stock. Strong bores with moderate pitting. The left hammer is cracked, otherwise the mechanics are fine. 4-48928 JR721 (1,500-2,500)

RARE “U.S. EXPRESS” SMITH & WESSON #3 SCHOFIELD 1ST MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 45 Schofield. Blued finish, bbl cut to 5-1/8”, 2-pc smooth walnut grips. There is a “US” stamped on the toe of the butt with small “L” and “P” proofs on the various parts. This very likely is one of the surplus Schofield’s sold to Bannerman or Schuyler, Hartley & Graham. Both were known to have cut the bbls to the 5” length. Top of the backstrap is stamped “361/U.S.X.”, for the U.S. Express Co. Few of their firearms have survived. SN 1089. CONDITION: Fair to good, as noted. Traces of original finish remain in the very sheltered areas with the balance a medium gray-brown patina with light surface pitting, heavier on the left side of the bbl. All matching except the grips which are numbered 6292, they also show heavy wear and a chipped toe. Bore is bright and shiny with one or two small spots of rust. Mechanics are fine. A very rare Express gun. 4-48036 JR126 (Anderson Collection) (2,500-4,000)

U.S. EXPRESS SMITH & WESSON #2 ARMY SPUR TRIGGER REVOLVER. Cal. 32RF. Blue finish, 6” oct ribbed bbl, modified German silver front sight and 2-pc rosewood grips. Sideplate is stamped “U.S.X./26262”. Accompanied by a period leather Slim Jim holster. SN 26262. CONDITION: Good. Traces of original finish remain in sheltered areas. Grips are matching and fine and retain about 95% original varnish. Bbl and cylinder have the matching assembly number. Dark strong bore with moderate pitting and good mechanics. Holster is very worn with a split at the top, missing the belt loop and plug and has been re-stitched. 4-48043 JR139 (Anderson Collection) (750-1,250)

*COLT RAILWAY EXPRESS POLICE POSITIVE REVOLVER. Cal. 38 S&W. Blued finish, 4” bbl, half moon front sight, full checkered medallion wood grips. Marked on backstrap “RY. EX. AGY.” Accompanied by a russet leather flap holster stamped in a rectangle on the front “R.E. A./EXPRESS”. SN 339150. CONDITION: Good. Retains about 80% original blue, very worn grips, bright shiny bore. Holster shows heavy wear with clear markings. Is still supple and strong. 4-48320 JR431 (Anderson Collection) (700-1,200)

AMERICAN EXPRESS IVER JOHNSON AUTO EJECTING DA REVOLVER. Cal. 38 S&W. Blued finish, 3-1/4” keyhole ribbed bbl with half moon front sight and 2-pc owls head hard rubber grips. Backstrap is marked “AM R EX” with a star at each end. Accompanied by a brown leather flap belt holster stamped on the front “AM. RY. EX. CO/I.J. 38”. SN 14626. CONDITION: About good. Retains about 50% thin blue overall with fine rust on left side of bbl and one spot of cylinder and some scattered fine pitting on frame. Grips are very fine and are matching numbered. Bright shiny bore. Mechanics are fine. Holster is quite worn with some drying and crackle surface with damage to the toe and a large rectangle cutout of the flap. It also has had part of the top cut away. 4-48321 JR430 (Anderson Collection) (700-1,200)

WELLS FARGO GOLD BULLION BOX. Heavy wooden crate 21-1/2” long, 11” wide by 6-1/2” deep of milled 1” lumber having a weathered gray appearance with handles nailed to each end. One side is stenciled in silver paint “WELLS FARGO & CO. / S.S. ALAMEDA / ALASKA”, and the other is stenciled “ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO.” one end is stenciled “W.F. & CO” and the other “25”. CONDITION: Worn, missing some splinters from the top edge with grain checks at the ends of the side boards. The sides retain a dark weathered appearance with the lettering legible. 4-48926 JR731 (1,000-2,000)

COLT SAN FRANCISCO POLICE LIGHTNING RIFLE. Cal. 44 (44-40). One of only 401 ordered by the San Francisco Police Department. Standard grade rifle with 26” round bbl, German silver Rocky Mountain front sight with Colt semi-buckhorn rear sight. Uncheckered wood with smooth forearm, flared at the back end with original lightly incised 2-line border and straight stock with crescent steel buttplate. Lower tang is marked “S.F.P. 253” which is also the serial number. CONDITION: Extremely fine retaining about all of its bright original blue with only minor handling and storage marks on the wood and a few tiny scratches on the receiver. Top tang is flaked to about 70% and there is a tiny sliver of wood missing by the top tang with a 1/8” x 1/4” gouge on the right wrist. Hammer retains virtually all its original case colors and the buttplate 95-97% original blue. Slide area shows almost no wear and it is probably unfired. Brilliant shiny bore. This is the finest San Francisco PD Lightning to be offered for sale in recent history. 4-48923 JR710 (7,000-10,000)

MARTIALLY MARKED SAN FRANCISCO POLICE SMITH & WESSON 1st MODEL SCHOFIELD REVOLVER. Cal. 45 Schofield. Fine early Schofield with 7” keyhole ribbed barrel, replacement target style front sight, blued finish with two piece walnut grips, the left grip marked with a clear cartouche and the butt is stamped “US”. The top of the backstrap just behind the hammer is hand stamped “332”. These markings all correspond with other markings found on a number of similarly marked Schofields that were supposedly issued from Benicia Arsenal to the San Francisco “Committee of Safety” during the labor riots and unrest in 1877-1878. There are records of 300 such revolvers going to San Francisco and no record of their return to the arsenal. It is so theorized in an article entitled “The San Francisco S&W Schofield Revolver” by Charles W. Pate. Published in “Man At Arms”. The article further theorizes that in addition to the 300 Schofields issued by the arsenal, that the city purchased an additional 100 revolvers. SN 219. CONDITION: Good to very good, all matching including the grips. The barrel retains 10-15% original blue with the balance a medium to dark patina with scattered light surface rust. The frame retains 50-60% thin original blue mixed with patina. The grips are fine with a smooth hand polished patina. The latch screws are slightly battered, strong bore with light pitting A scarce and desirable Schofield. 4-48922 JR715 (4,500-7,500)

CONSECUTIVE NUMBERED PAIR OF NEW MODEL #3 AUSTRALIAN MODEL REVOLVERS W/STOCKS & ACCESSORIES. Cal. 44 Russian. Nickel finish, 7” keyhole ribbed bbl, 2-pc monogrammed hard rubber grips with the grip frame factory cut for shoulder stock. The Australian Colonial Police broad arrow acceptance mark on the butt. Each is accompanied by its matching numbered stock, also with broad arrow mark, original leather holsters, leather stock case and original green cloth covered cardboard boxes with orange label for the butt stocks. 1) SN 12299. CONDITION: Good. Revolver retains 96-97% of an old renickel with some scattered light pitting, heavy in one spot on the cylinder. All matching except the grips which are unnumbered. Grips are sound showing moderate wear with right side turning chocolate. Bore is dark with good rifling and moderate pitting. Good mechanics. Buttstock iron has been cleaned and retains traces of original nickel, wood is sound with a large bruise and small nicks and retains most of an old refinish. Buttplate has a tiny chip on the toe. 2) SN 12300. CONDITION: Very fine. Retains about 90% strong original nickel with the balance silver metal color. There are a couple spots of rust on the left side of the frame. All matching except the grips which are unnumbered. Grips show light to moderate wear with the right side turning chocolate. Strong bright bore with a couple of spots of rust, fine mechanics. Buttstock is near new with the metal retaining most of its original nickel and finish on the wood. Buttplate is fine. Holsters and stock carriers are all original with one holster being very fine and the other quite worn with a hole on the backside. Stock carriers are fine, original and complete, without straps. Stock boxes are extremely fine with only fuzzed corners and a couple of blown corners. This is an outstanding set, unlikely to be encountered ever again. 4-47955 JR107 (Anderson Collection) (8,000-15,000)

SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 AUSTRALIAN CONTRACT REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Nickel finish, 7” keyhole ribbed bbl, 2-pc monogrammed hard rubber grips. Grip frame is cut for shoulder stock and the butt has the broad arrow proof. SN 12404. CONDITION: Very good. All matching except the grips which are unnumbered. Retains about 75% original nickel on the frame and bbl with some scattered pitting, a couple deep spots on the bbl. Cylinder has traces of nickel in the flutes with the balance a light gray metal color and fine pitting. Hammer retains about 50% faded case colors and the trigger guard 15-20% with the balance turned silver. Strong bore with moderate pitting, good mechanics. Grips show heavy wear turned chocolate. 4-48023 JR113 (Anderson Collection) (2,000-3,000)

SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 AUSTRALIAN CONTRACT REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Nickel finish, 7” keyhole ribbed bbl, 2-pc monogrammed hard rubber grips. Grip frame is cut for shoulder stock and the butt has the broad arrow proof. SN 23297. CONDITION: Very good. All matching except the grips which are unnumbered. Retains about 60% original nickel on the frame and bbl with some scattered pitting, a couple deep spots on the bbl and cylinder. Cylinder has strong nickel in the flutes with the balance a light gray metal color and fine pitting. Hammer retains about 90% case colors and the trigger guard 25-30% fading colors. Bore is bright and shiny with a few spots of pitting, mechanics are fine. Grips show light wear turning chocolate. 4-48026 JR117 (Anderson Collection) (2,000-3,000)

STOCK FOR SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 AUSTRALIAN CONTRACT REVOLVER. Nickel finish iron with walnut buttstock and S&W monogrammed hard rubber buttplate. Scarce model with tang sight hole in the top of the iron. The broad arrow acceptance is on the lower tang. SN 12276. CONDITION: Very good. Iron has fine light rust over most of the surface and retains about 90% strong original nickel. Stock has a grain check in the butt with numerous small nicks and scratches. Retains 75-80% original finish. Buttplate is fine showing moderate wear turning chocolate. 4-48024 JR 115 (Anderson Collection) (1,500-3,000)

STOCK FOR SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 AUSTRALIAN CONTRACT REVOLVER. Nickel finish iron with walnut buttstock and S&W monogrammed hard rubber buttplate. The broad arrow acceptance is stamped twice on the lower tang. SN 23395. CONDITION: Very fine. Metal retains 95-97% strong bright original nickel with some fine, light surface rust. Stock is sound and retains about 95% original finish with several small nicks and dings. Buttplate is missing about 1/8” of the toe and has turned chocolate. 4-48025 JR114 (Anderson Collection) (1,500-3,000)

LOT OF HOLSTERS AND STOCK CARRIERS FOR NEW MODEL #3 AUSTRALIAN CONTRACT REVOLVERS. Two each, holsters and leather stock carriers for the above revolvers. They are of heavy brown leather bearing various numbers and broad arrow proofs. CONDITION: Dry with crackled finish but still sound and with treatment could easily be restored to use. All appear to be complete except the stock carriers whose straps are missing. 4-48033 JR116 (Anderson Collection) (300-600)

SMITH &WESSON #3 AMERICAN 2ND MODEL LARGE FRAME REVOLVER W/SHOULDER STOCK. Cal. 44 American. Blued finish, 8” keyhole ribbed bbl, pinned half moon steel front sight, smooth 2-pc walnut grips with a “G” stamped on the right side. Grip frame is cut for a stock with one cut at the top of the backstrap and two on the butt. The swivel stud hole is filled with a screw. Accompanied by an original type French Walnut iron mounted detachable shoulder stock with smooth steel buttplate. SN 28807. CONDITION: Fair to good. All matching including the grips with the bbl, latch and cylinder having the assembly number. Traces of original finish remain in the most sheltered areas with the balance a dark brown patina with scattered surface rust. The screws are battered, grips are fine. Bore is bright and shiny with a few spots of rust. Mechanics are good except cylinder latch sometimes won’t engage. Stock is unnumbered. Retains a blue-gray patina over the iron and most of its fine original varnish on the wood. 4-47995 JR80 (Anderson Collection) (2,000-3,500)

SMITH & WESSON #3 AMERICAN 2ND MODEL REVOLVER W/SHOULDER STOCK. Cal. 44RF. Usual configuration, 8” keyhole ribbed bbl, pinned iron half moon front sight with smooth 2-pc walnut grips. Grip frame is cut for shoulder stock with the notch at the top of the backstrap and two notches in the butt. Lanyard screw hole has factory plug. In addition to the serial number there is a “25” also stamped on the butt. Accompanied by an original buttstock, complete with smooth steel buttplate. SN 25907. CONDITION: Fair to good. No original finish remains being a medium dark gray-brown patina overall with light surface pitting. All matching except the grips which are numbered 17064. Stock is unnumbered. Hammer is converted from 2nd model center fire style with two pins securing the rim fire nose. Heavily worn with strong dark bore. Cylinder stop does not engage. Grips are fine. Stock iron retains no original finish having been chemically cleaned and is covered with fine pitting. Wood is sound, possibly new and retains most of a fine finish. 4-48032; 47974 JR109 (Anderson Collection) (1,000-2,000)

SMITH & WESSON #3 RUSSIAN 3RD MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Composite revolver with 6-1/2” commercial “Russian Model” bbl with integral front sight. Fitted with 2-pc smooth walnut grips and a lanyard loop in the butt. Grip frame is factory cut for shoulder stock with two cuts in the backstrap and one on the butt. Accompanied a walnut shoulder stock that has original iron and appears to be a modern wood stock. All the metal is a bright metal color, the frame appearing to have never been finished with fine machine marks visible and no serial numbers or proof marks anywhere. Bbl, latch, cylinder and stock iron appear old and to have been cleaned to bright, all having light pitting. NSN. CONDITION: Good, as noted. Frame has a light patina but mostly silver metal color. Balance of the revolver and stock iron are a light gray metal color. Wood stock is unfinished. Grips show moderate to heavy wear. Bore is strong and dark with pitting, mechanics are fine. 4-48006 JR88 (Anderson Collection) (1,000-2,000)

SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 AUSTRALIAN CONTRACT REVOLVER W/SHOULDER STOCK. Cal. 44 Russian. Nickel finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, missing the grips, with unnumbered original type stock. Left side of the grip frame is stamped “R-N” in a rectangle and with the date 3/71, apparently the date refinished. The records indicate this is an Australian model. The broad arrow was apparently removed during refinish and all the numbers restamped. SN 12259. CONDITION: Excellent as refinished, retaining virtually all the fine factory nickel. Hammer and trigger guard retain about 90% fading case colors. Bore is bright and strong with scattered light pitting, crisp mechanics. Stock is extremely fine with the iron retaining most of its bright nickel. Wood is sound and retains of its original finish. Extremely fine buttplate. 4-47926 JR110 (Anderson Collection) (1,250-2,250)

SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 LARGE FRAME REVOLVER W/SHOULDER STOCK. Cal. 32-44. Blued finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, 2-line address, modified pinned steel front sight and 2-pc monogrammed red mottled hard rubber grips. Frame and cylinder are from a carbine. Grip frame is factory cut for shoulder stock with a hole at the top of the backstrap and a 7/8” long slot in the butt. Accompanied by a detachable shoulder stock with S&W logo hard rubber buttplate. Stock iron has a tapped hole in the top for a tang sight, obviously this was a carbine buttstock. Hole has the original plug screw. Originally shipped January 26, 1882 with 20” bbl. SN 426. CONDITION: Good to very good, as noted. Cylinder is numbered to the frame, bbl unnumbered and the latch has the number 20401. Overall, it retains about 30% original blue bright in the sheltered areas, gray-brown patina elsewhere. Grips show moderate to heavy wear and the left one has a crack at the top. Strong dark bore with light pitting, good mechanics. Stock is fine with the metal and wood retaining most of a fine restored finish. Buttplate has 3/16” chip in the toe. 4-48021 JR101 (Anderson Collection) (1,250-2,500)

SMITH & WESSON REVOLVING CARBINE BARREL. Cal. 320. Blued finish, 6” keyhole ribbed bbl, smooth bore with bead front sight and no rear sight. Complete with extractor gear and hinge screw also has the latch in the top strap. Red and black S&W monogram hard rubber forearm attached. SN 4998. CONDITION: Very good. Retains most of an old cold blue finish. Forearm appears unused and the bore is bright and shiny. 4-47963 JR108 (Anderson Collection) (500-1,000)

SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 LARGE FRAME REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Blued finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, composite revolver having 2-pc diamond checkered walnut grips. Grip frame is cut for shoulder stock with a tapered round hole at the top of the backstrap and a small slot in the butt. SN 12141. CONDITION: Good to very good as noted. Cylinder is numbered 33579, bbl and latch are numbered 30922and the grips are numbered 15377. Frame retains about 80% thinning original blue, bbl 15-20% blue in the sheltered areas and the cylinder traces of blue in the flutes with the balances being a medium gray-blue patina. Hammer retains 50-60% good case colors and the trigger guard about 15% with the rest turned silver. Grips show moderate to heavy wear. Bore is bright and shiny with some scattered pitting near the forcing cone. Cylinder stop does not lock up at full cock, otherwise action is fine. 4-48002 JR97 (Anderson Collection) (800-1,500)

CASED SMITH & WESSON MODEL 320 REVOLVING RIFLE. Cal. 320. Blued finish, 20” keyhole ribbed bbl, nickeled Rocky Mountain front sight and two-position V-notch rear sight mounted on the rib. Forearm and 2-pc monogrammed grips are red and black mottled hard rubber. Grip frame is cut for a shoulder stock, which accompanies. Stock iron with blued finish, nicely grained walnut buttstock and checkered monogrammed hard rubber buttplate. Top of the iron has the hole for the tang sight which has the large head filler screw installed. Also, accompanied by is an original rear peep sight and the original brown cloth covered felt-lined, brass cornered, hinged lid, carrying case. 1 of only 977 of the total production of which only 224 were made with 20” bbls. SN 498. CONDITION: Very good. Bbl retains about 95% strong original bright blue with scattered light surface rust and some light pitting. Frame retains about 90% original blue, thin on the right side and lightly flaked on the left side. It has a couple of battered screws. Cylinder has traces of blue in the flutes, otherwise is a gray metal color with light pitting. Forearms and grips are fine showing a little light wear. Bore is strong with some shine and moderate to heavy pitting. Numbers are all matching except the grips and the stock which are unnumbered. Good mechanics, no half-cock notch and the cylinder stop does not engage with hammer down. Stock iron retains about 95% bright original blue with light surface rust. Wood is sound and retains most of its original varnish. Buttplate shows moderate wear and fading on one edge. Peep sight retains about 50% original blue. Case is missing part of its straps and has slight losses at the right end, otherwise appears intact with moderate wear and soiling inside and outside. A very rare set that is nearly complete, missing only the loading tools and ammunition. 4-47966 JR134 (Anderson Collection) (4,000-7,000)

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 320 REVOLVING RIFLE. Cal. 320. Blued finish, 16” keyhole ribbed bbl, Rocky Mountain style front sight and two-position V-notch rear sight. There are tiny British proofs on the cylinder and bbl and it is fitted with red and black mottled hard rubber forearm and monogrammed 2-pc grips. it is accompanied by a correct shoulder stock of nicely grained walnut and a monogrammed hard rubber buttplate. This is 1 of only 977 total production of which only 239 were made with 16” bbls and only 65 of the total production were sold in England. Inside the frame beneath the cylinder is stamped “P.R. & S/JOINT PATENTS/C11269”. SN 513. CONDITION: Good. Bbl retains traces of original blue in the gullets with the balance being a smooth brown patina with some scattered light rust. Frame and cylinder also are smooth patina with blue in the sheltered areas on the frame. Bore is bright and shiny with a few rust pits. Numbers are all matching except the grips and the butt stock which are not numbered. The forearm and grips are sound and show light to moderate wear with a bruise on the left grip. Action is crisp. Stock iron retains about 75% thin and flaking original blue. Wood is sound and retains 75-80% strong original varnish with patches of chemical or heat crazing. The buttplate is sound and shows moderate wear. Another very scarce and desirable revolving rifle. 4-47964 JR135 (Anderson Collection) (3,500-5,000)

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 320 REVOLVING RIFLE. Cal. 320. Blued finish, 18” keyhole ribbed bbl, a replacement Rocky Mountain style front sight and two-position V-notch rear sight. Fitted with red and black marbled hard rubber forearm and 2-pc grips. Grip frame is cut for shoulder stock. This is one of only 977 total production of which 514 were made with 18” bbls. SN 745. CONDITION: About good. Traces of original finish remain in sheltered areas with the balance a plum brown patina and fine surface pitting. Frame screws are battered and the forearm & grips show heavy wear. Numbers are matching except the forearm and grips which are unnumbered. Bore is strong with good shine and scattered moderate to heavy pitting. Cylinder stop does not engage, otherwise mechanics are fine. 4-47965 JR136 (Anderson Collection) (2,000-3,500)

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 320 REVOLVING RIFLE. Cal. 320. Blue finish, bbl reduced to 9” with the original front sight reinstalled. 2-position V-notch rear sight. Red and brown mottled forearm and reproduction red and black mottled grips. Grip frame is cut for shoulder stock. This is one of only 977 total production. According to the records this rifle was originally sold with a 16” bbl. The amputation appears very professional. SN 143. CONDITION: As noted, otherwise good, being plum blue-brown overall with moderate rust and some pitting over the surfaces. There are traces of good blue in sheltered areas. Bore is dark and moderately pitted. Numbers all matching. Mechanics are fine. 4-47959 JR137 (Anderson Collection) (500-1,000)

SHOULDER STOCK FOR SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 REVOLVER. Nickel finish, with a notch at the top of the backstrap and the bottom of the butt. Wood is straight grain walnut and “S&W” logo hard rubber buttplate. CONDITION: Iron retains about 90% strong original nickel with light surface rust and a couple small areas of heavy pitting. Wood is sound and retains a fine hand patina. Buttplate is fine and has turned chocolate. 4-47967 JR120 (Anderson Collection) (1000-2000)

SHOULDER STOCK FOR SMITH & WESSON RUSSIAN REVOLVER. Blued finish iron with straight grain walnut stock and blued smooth steel buttplate with 1/2” long narrow top tang. Iron has two notches for the backstrap and one for the butt. CONDITION: Iron retains traces of original blue with scattered light surface pitting. Stock is sound and retains most of an old refinish. 4-48038 JR119 (Anderson Collection) (800-1,500)

SHOULDER STOCK FOR SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 REVOLVER. Blued finish, with a notch at the top of the backstrap and the bottom of the butt. Wood is straight grain walnut and S&W logo hard rubber buttplate. CONDITION: Iron retains about 50-60% bright original blue with light surface rust. Stock has about a 1/2” x 2-1/2” sliver missing from the toe and is also missing about 1/2” of the toe of the buttplate. There are two or three small grain checks in the right side. Overall, it retains 80-85% original varnish with numerous small nicks, dings and scratches. 4-48040 JR121 (Anderson Collection) (500-1,500)

ENGRAVED FOREIGN COPY OF A SHOULDER STOCK FOR SMITH & WESSON RUSSIAN REVOLVER. Nickel finish with about 70% coverage Nimschke style engraving and French walnut wood. Engraving covers the entire sides of the grip iron and thumbnut. Nickel plated, smooth steel buttplate. Iron has two notches for the backstrap and one for the butt. Thumbscrew is numbered 523. CONDITION: Very fine. Iron retains most of its original nickel plating and the wood about 95% original varnish with a few small gouges and a number of light nicks and dings. 4-47973 JR118 (Anderson Collection) (1,500-3,000)

RARE SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 REVOLVER W/KELTON THUMB SAFETY. Cal. appears to be 44 American. Blue finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, 2-line address, pinned half moon steel front sight with a fixed sight dovetailed into the top strap just in front of the original sight. Right side of the frame is affixed with the Kelton thumb rest safety as appears on pages 229 through 231 in Smith & Wesson 1857-1945 by Neal & Jinks. This revolver falls outside the serial range of New Models mentioned on page 219 of the same book. Serial number is followed by a star indicating factory refinish and the left side of the grip frame under the grip is stamped with a diamond and the date “3 24”, apparently the date of the refinish. SN 1651. CONDITION: Excellent as refinished. All matching except the grips which are numbered to another revolver. Retains 98-99% strong bright factory blue with the hammer retaining about 95% good case colors. Trigger guard retains 10-15% case colors with the balance turned silver. Grips are sound and show moderate to heavy wear. Bore is bright and shiny with a few tiny spots of rust. Crisp mechanics. A scarce and important big frame revolver. 4-47944 JR65 (Anderson Collection) (4,000-7,000)

SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 TARGET REVOLVER. Cal. 38 Military. Nickel finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, 2-line address, target front sight with adjustable rear sight. Fitted with 2-pc monogrammed hard rubber grips. Backstrap and butt are drilled and tapped for a non-factory shoulder stock that is missing. Cylinder is marked with what may be vise marks or some stamp unknown to this cataloger. Cylinder will chamber a 38 Spcl but appears to have been chambered for the 38 Military cartridge. SN 28015. CONDITION: Fine, all matching except the grips that are unnumbered. Grip stud is a replacement. Retains about 70-75% original nickel overall with the bbl mostly bare metal. Grips are fine with light wear. Bore is brilliant and shiny, mechanics are fine. 4-47977 JR63 (Anderson Collection) (2,500-4,000)

*SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL TARGET LARGE FRAME REVOLVER. Cal. 455MKII. Blued finish, 7-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, British proof, British style front sight and adjustable rear sight. Shipped April 17, 1906 to Osborne, Birmingham, England. Often referred to as the Bisley model. Fitted with unnumbered diamond checkered 2-pc walnut grips. SN 35553. CONDITION: Good to very good. Retains about 50-60% thin original blue with light to moderate rust pitting over most of the revolver with deep heavy pitting at the top of the backstrap and the top of the front strap. Cylinder and bbl are matching numbered while the latch is unnumbered. Grips show moderate to heavy wear, bore is bright and shiny with a few fine pits and mechanics are fine. 4-47968 JR59 (Anderson Collection) (2,000-3,500)

SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 TARGET REVOLVER. Cal. 32-44. Blue finish with 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, 1-line address, target sights, and 2-pc monogrammed hard rubber grips. SN 3058. CONDITION: Very fine to excellent. Retains about 95% original blue on bbl and frame and about 40% thin blue on the cylinder with the balance having flaked to a light patina. Hammer retains about 95% strong original case colors. Trigger guard retains about 30% case colors with the balance turned silver. Front sight is broken, fine mechanics, grips are fine with light wear, turned to chocolate. Brilliant shiny bore. 4-47903 JR10 (Anderson Collection) (2,000-3,000)

SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 ENGLISH TARGET REVOLVER. Cal. 455 Mark II. Blued finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, English fixed target sights and 2-pc monogrammed hard rubber grips. Right side of the ejector housing marked “115/226”. Each cylinder flute has a tiny proof mark. SN 32232. CONDITION: Very good. All matching except the grips which are unnumbered. Frame and bbl retains about 85% thinning original blue. Cylinder has thin blue in the flutes with the balance a light patina. Grips are sound with moderate to heavy wear and a chip or two and have turned chocolate. Bore is bright and shiny with a few very minor spots of rust. Good mechanics. 4-47985 JR75 (Anderson Collection) (1,750-2,750)

SMITH & WESSON #3 LARGE FRAME TARGET REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Blued finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, short 1-line address, target front sight and adjustable rear sight and the caliber marked on the left side. Fitted with 2-pc monogrammed hard rubber grips and a Russian style finger rest on the trigger guard. Serial number is followed by a star indicating a factory refinish and the left side of the grip frame under the grip is stamped “5.45” and “5.44” apparently the dates it was refinished. There is also a small “B” inside a diamond. SN 34031. CONDITION: Excellent as refinished. All matching except the grips which are unnumbered. Retains virtually all its fine refinished blue. Hammer and trigger guard retain 50-60% faded case colors. Grips show moderate wear with both turning chocolate. Bore is bright and shiny with some scattered light pitting, fine mechanics. 4-48005 JR85 (Anderson Collection) (1,500-2,500)

SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 TARGET REVOLVER. Cal. 32-44. Blued finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, caliber marking on the left side of the bbl, target sights and 2-pc monogrammed hard rubber grips. SN 3915. CONDITION: Very fine. Retains about 95% strong bright original blue with slight muzzle wear and fine sharp edge wear. There are a couple of light drag lines around the cylinder. Trigger guard and hammer retain about 70% faded case colors. Grips are fine, turned chocolate. All matching including the grips. Serial number is scratched in the right grip was originally 3916 and had the 6 scratched over and a 5 in its place. Brilliant shiny bore, fine mechanics. 4-47946 JR46 (Anderson Collection) (1,500-2,500)

SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL#3 TARGET REVOLVER. Cal. 38-44. Blued finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, target front sight and adjustable rear sight and 2-pc monogrammed hard rubber grips. Serial number is followed by a star indicating factory refinish. Left side of the grip frame under the grip is marked with a diamond and the date “1 27”, apparently when this revolver was refinished. Shipped in February of 1898. SN 3239. CONDITION: Very fine as refinished. Retains about 97% strong bright blue with scattered light surface rust and some minor muzzle and edge wear and a line around the cylinder. Hammer and trigger guard are mostly a silver patina. All matching except the grips which are unnumbered. Grips have faded to a light chocolate brown. Bore is strong but frosty, fine mechanics. 4-47972 JR71 (Anderson Collection) (1,000-2,000)

*SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 TARGET REVOLVER. Cal. 38WCF (38-40). Silver finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, 2-line address, target sights, marked on the left side “38 WINCHESTER CTG” with 2-pc deep gold medallion gold grips. Shipped January 1904. SN 67. CONDITION: Excellent as refinished, retaining 96-98% silver with fine pinpoint spots of rust overall. Trigger guard and hammer retain most of their restored case colors. Grips are outstanding. Mechanics are sound with brilliant shiny bore. The numbers possibly re-stamped during refinish. 4-47943 JR33 (Anderson Collection) (1,000-2,000)

SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 TARGET REVOLVER. Cal. 38-44. Blue finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, short 1-line address, target front sight, missing the rear sight blade and one of the retaining screws. Caliber is marked on the left side of the bbl. Fitted with 2-pc monogrammed hard rubber grips. Trigger is checkered. Consignor reports this is 1 of 900 made in this configuration. SN 4042. CONDITION: Good, as refinished. All matching except the grips, which are unnumbered. Right grip has a large chip out of the bottom and the left has turned chocolate, both show light wear. Bore is strong and bright with scattered pitting, good mechanics. 4-48008 JR90 (Anderson Collection) (750-1,500)

SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 TARGET REVOLVER. Cal. 22. Blued finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, 1-line address, target sights and 2-pc monogrammed hard rubber grips that appear to be reproduction. Serial number is followed by a star indicating factory refinish and the left side of the grip frame has the date “9 35”, apparently the date of refinish. Cylinder and bbl are cleverly sleeved and reworked to accommodate a smaller caliber, as is the hammer nose. Firing pin hole in the frame has been plugged and a slot cut for the rim fire hammer nose. SN 2588. CONDITION: Very good. The current finish does not appear to be factory. Retains 96-98% dark, heavy blue with some rounded edges and the logo on the right side of the frame very thin. Bore is dark with some heavy pitting, action is fine but difficult to break open. Grips are fine. 4-48029 JR123 (Anderson Collection) (500-1,500)

SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 TARGET REVOLVER. Cal. 38-44. Nickel finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, replacement partridge front sight and adjustable rear sight, fitted with 2-pc monogrammed hard rubber grips. Left side of the bbl marked with the caliber. SN 4324. CONDITION: Good, all matching except the grips which are unnumbered. Retains most of a professional re-nickel over a few spots of fine pitting. Grips show moderate wear with the left side faded to chocolate and has a crack in the bottom. Bore is strong with moderate pitting, mechanics are fine. 4-47975 JR64 (Anderson Collection) (500-1,500)

SMITH & WESSON #3 NEW MODEL TARGET REVOLVER. Cal. 38-44. Standard target model with 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl. English style target front sight and adjustable rear sight, fitted with 2-pc monogrammed hard rubber grips. Grip frame is factory cut for a shoulder stock with a single hole at the top of the backstrap and a slot in the butt. Entire revolver has been cleaned and polished to bright metal. There is light pitting around the forcing cone and edges of the hinge. SN 2424. CONDITION: Fine, as noted. All matching except the grips which are unnumbered. Grips show moderate to heavy wear and have minor stress fractures inside. Bore is worn and dark with moderate pitting, mechanics are fine. 4-47998 JR82 (Anderson Collection) (500-1,500)

SMITH & WESSON #3 LARGE FRAME TARGET REVOLVER. Cal. 38-44. Nickel finish 6 1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, target sights, 2-pc black hard rubber grips. SN 2089. CONDITION: Good. Retains 10-15% original nickel on frame and about 50% on the cylinder. Mechanics are fine, moderate worn grips and strong dark bore with light pitting. 4-47909 JR17 (Anderson Collection) (800-1,200)

ENGRAVED COLT PYTHON REVOLVER. SN LA8723. Cal. 357. 8” ventilated rib barrel. 2/3s coverage with light scrolls and leaves. CONDITION: Appears to be unfired. 4-48665 (2,000-4,000)

CATTLE BRAND ENGRAVED REMINGTON OVER/UNDER DERINGER. Cal. 41RF. Usual configuration with 3” superposed bbls, blued bbls with gold-plated frame and checkered hard rubber grips. Full coverage Texas cattle brand engraving, apparently by Cole Agee. Back strap has the inscription, “PRESENTED TO DR. WENDELL A. MORGAN / FROM HUGH J. FITZGERALD / AUSTIN, TEXAS 1957”. Bbl hinge is broken on both sides and the bbls are loose. SN 273. CONDITION: Hinge as noted, the bbls retain most of their custom blue and the frame about 95%gold plating with sharp edge wear, a spot of rust on the butt with the plating thin on the butt. Strong, bright bores. 4-48895 JR681 (750-1,250)

*COLT 2ND GENERATION BUNTLINE SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. Cal. 45 Colt. Blue and case colored finish, 12” bbl., 2 pc. Walnut grips. Accompanied by its original black hinge lid box and owners pamphlet. SN 18084SA. CONDITION: About new, appears to have been factory fired on one chamber only, retaining virtually all of its original finish to metal and wood with faint cylinder line. Grips are about excellent. The box is in pieces but appears to be complete, 1” hole in the lid. 4-48394 JR457 (1000-2000)

*ENGRAVED COLT FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER. Cal. 44-40. Very nicely after market engraved, nickel finish, 4-3/4” roll marked bbl, 2-line address, bright polished blued screws and cylinder pin with 2-pc mellow ivory grips with flat carved steer head on right side. Engraving covers about 60% of the surface in New York style, probably by Acevedo of Southern California. Grips are reminiscent of those carved by Enewold. SN 295150. CONDITION: Very fine. Retains most of its custom nickel finish. Engraving is sharp and crisp and the grips are sound with a fine mellow color. Mechanics are fine, bore is shiny but slightly rough. A very pretty six-shooter. 4-48769 JR526 (3,500-5,000)

*ENGRAVED COLT OFFICER’S MODEL SPECIAL TARGET REVOLVER. Cal. 22LR. Heavy bbl DA revolver with ramp front sight, 6” bbl, adjustable target rear sight and 2-pc ivory grips. The entire revolver is covered with about 85% coverage fine oak leaf and acorn engraving with gold wire inlays and gold animals. The left side of the receiver has a beautifully detailed gold white tail buck running through a woodland scene and a flying partridge. Right side has a gold fox about to catch a rabbit in a woodland scene and a gold running rabbit. Bbl, at the muzzle, has extensive fine gold wire and silver pattern inlays with 2 gold bands at the muzzle and a single band at the rear. Cylinder is matching engraved with gold wire around the flutes. The sides also have gold wire borders. The bottom of the bbl is marked “ENGR.BY A..GRIEBEL”. SN 62696. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine, tremendous detail, retains all its custom finish. Bright shiny bore, good mechanics. 4-48480 JR359 (Dr. Ladd Heldenbrand Est.) (3,000-5,000)

*COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. Cal. 45 Colt. Nickel finish, 5-1/2” bbl, 1-line address and stag grips. SN 344139. CONDITION: Very fine as renickeled. Retains virtually all of this fine finish. Grips are modern replacements and are very fine. Bright shiny bore. Very good mechanics. 4-48771 JR525 (2,500-3,500)

*COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. Cal. 38WCF (38-40). Nickel finish, 4-3/4” bbl, 2- line address, 1-pc ivory grips. SN 353941. CONDITION: Very fine, as refinished over some fine pitting on the frame. Retains about 95% nickel, grips are modern replacements and are fine. Bore is extremely fine, bright and shiny. Good mechanics. 4-48770 JR527 (2,750-4,000)

RARE FACTORY ENGRAVED SHERIFFS MODEL SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. Cal. 45 Colt. Very rare Sheriffs Model, nickel finish, 3-3/4” bbl made without ejector rod housing. Factory engraved with about 70% coverage, fine engraving with fan motifs on the recoil shield, loading gate and top of the backstrap. Cylinder has arabesque patterns with punch dot background and intertwined wiggle-work patterns with a fleur-di-lis at each flute. Top strap is fully engraved and the bbl and frame have foliate arabesque patterns with punch dot background. Grips are very unusual, thick 1-pc pearl with a raised carved steer head on right side and a raised carved stooping eagle on left side. Accompanied by a Colt letter fully identifying this revolver and indicating shipment to Schoverling, Daly & Gales, New York City on May 6th 1884. Grips are not mentioned in the letter. SN 108330. CONDITION: Extremely fine. All the metal has had the nickel finish completely restored to near original with some fine pitting on the inside of the recoil shields and loading gate. Grips have expert repairs at the right toe and about 1/4” of the left heel. Chambers have very fine pitting. Bore is strong with light pitting. Mechanics are fine. 4-47652 JR529 (10,000-20,000)

MARTIALLY MARKED CAVALRY MODEL COLT SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER. Cal. 45 Colt. Fine 7-1/2” revolver with blued barrel, cased colored frame and one-piece wood grips. It has one line barrel address with three lines of patents and small “US” on the left side of the frame below the cylinder. The grips have the outline of a cartouche on each side and the small parts have inspector’s marks. The barrel and frame are numbered 115538, the trigger guard 116613 and the backstrap 94800, and the cylinder 1737. This apparently was an 1893 refurbished Colt, accompanied by a Colt factory letter and Kopec letter regarding the rarity of this variation. CONDITION: Fine to very fine. The barrel retains about 80% strong bright blue as restored. The barrel address is slightly thin, but completely legible. The frame retains traces of silvered case colors being mostly an even gray patina. The trigger guard retains 85-90% restored blue and the backstrap about 70% thin blue. The grips are fine with a tiny chip at the right toe, retaining most of a fine refinish. One of the frame screws is slightly battered and may be an old replacement. Bright shiny bore, good mechanics. 4-49008 JR786 (6,000-10,000)

*COLT PROTOTYPE OR EXPERIMENTAL SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER. Cal. 32 Centerfire. Blue and case colored with 6” bbl, typical Colt front sight blade, New Frontier style frame and 1-pc grip frame with plastic 2-pc rampant Colt eagle grips. Bbl and frame are steel and the grip frame alloy with the typical impressed decoration on bottom of the butt. Has 6-shot fluted cylinder with an ejector rod in the usual place and a 2-screw frame as in the New Frontier Model. The only marking on the revolver is the serial number on the bottom forward part of the frame. Bbl, ejector rod assembly, cylinder, hammer and trigger are all high polished niter blue. SN GX9008. CONDITION: Very fine. Bbl retains about 80% original blue with a cleaned area just in front of the frame. Ejector housing, cylinder, hammer and trigger retain about 95% niter blue with the grip frame retaining most of its black anodized finish. Frame retains most of its original bright case colors. Forward part of the frame has the usual cutouts for the spring loaded cross bolt but has been replaced with a screw, apparently to withstand the recoil. It does not appear to have been fired although it does show considerable scratches and lines on the cylinder from rotation. 4-48422 JR511 (800-1,200)

*ENGRAVED COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. Cal. 38 Spcl. Custom engraved revolver with 5-1/2” bbl that has been beautifully engraved overall with about 95% coverage, extremely fine foliate arabesque patterns that has a very fine serrated background. Bbl address and caliber markings are gold inlaid as are the patent dates and rampant Colt in a circle. Left recoil shield has a full-bodied deep relief bobcat. Right side of the frame in front of the cylinder has a raised gold snarling bobcat head. There is a fine gold band at the muzzle and the exposed moving parts are gold plated. Both sides of the hammer are jeweled. Fitted with 1-pc checkered ivory grips that have silver inlaid rampant Colts at the top. Bbl and cylinder are modern replacements. Accompanied by a Colt factory letter indicating this revolver was shipped in 1903 as a 38-40 to George Tritch Hardware Co. Denver, CO in a shipment of ten similar pieces. SN 247128. CONDITION: Appears to be unfired since engraving, retaining virtually all its fine custom finish. 4-48405 JR463 (1,500-2,500)

*COLT CATTLE BRAND ENGRAVED SINGLE-ACTION REVOLVER. Cal. 45 COLT. Appears to be Cole Agee engraved with full coverage Texas cattle brands with punch-dot background, 7-1/2” bbl with silver-plated bbl and frame, gold-plated ejector rod housing, cylinder, hammer, trigger and screws. With raised carved right hand, steer head, 2-pc, ivory grips. SN 334803. CONDITION: Extremely fine. Retains most of its fine custom plating. Fine mellow colored grips, good mechanics, strong bore with light pitting. 4-48894 JR680 (2,500-4,000)

SMITH & WESSON 3RD MODEL RUSSIAN ENGRAVED REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Beautifully engraved in New York style foliate arabesque pattern engraving with about 75% coverage. Frame and bbl are silver plated with the cylinder, hammer and trigger gold plated. 6-1/2” “re-issue” bbl and 2-pc mother-of-pearl grips with a lanyard loop in the butt. SN 1500. CONDITION: Very good. Bbl and frame retain 50-60% original silver plating with the balance a gray-metal color and some copper wash showing through. Cylinder, hammer and trigger have been re-plated with about 80% of the gold on the cylinder and about all on the trigger and hammer. Grips are superb with a couple of minor lines and a small chip at the butt. Mechanics are fine and the bore is dark with strong rifling. 4-47897 JR4 (Anderson Collection) (2,000-3,500)

SMITH & WESSON ENGRAVED INSCRIBED 2ND MODEL MARTIALLY MARKED SCHOFIELD REVOLVER. Cal. 45 Schofield. Nickel finish, 7” keyhole ribbed bbl with markings on both sides of the bbl lug strap. Full coverage New York style engraving on both sides of the frame. Bbl and cylinder have 30-50% coverage engraving and it is fitted with 2-pc pearl grips. Right grip is carved with an old English style “AF” and the backstrap is period engraved “AUGUSTINE FUERTES”. Bottom of the butt is stamped “US” and various parts have inspector marks “P” and “W”. SN 8823. CONDITION: Good. Bbl and cylinder are mostly a gray color with traces of original finish in sheltered areas. Frame and grip frame retain about 50% nickel with the balance gray metal. Left grip is fine while the right grip has three repaired cracks. Fine mechanics and strong bore with scattered pitting. 4-47906 JR13 (Anderson Collection) (1,750-2,750)

ENGRAVED SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL 3# LARGE FRAME REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Nickel finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, 2-line address, full coverage New York style foliate arabesque pattern engraving, fitted with 2-pc deep medallion ivory grips. This is a rack and gear variation. Inside right grip is scratched the name “J.N. Roth”. Shipped to M.W. Robinson, New York City, October 10, 1881. SN 6237. CONDITION: Good. Retains 20-25% original nickel with the balance a cleaned metal color with light fine pitting. Latch screw is a replacement and others are battered. Replacement grips are slightly undersized and do not fit well. Strong dark bore, good mechanics. 4-47952 JR51 (Anderson Collection) (1,500-2,500)

ENGRAVED SMITH & WESSON #3 AMERICAN TRANSITION LARGE FRAME REVOLVER. Call 44 American. Silver finish, 8” keyhole ribbed bbl with about 75% coverage fine New York style engraving and 2-pc modern replacement ivory grips. This revolver has the 1st Model frame with 2nd style locking hammer. SN 6652. CONDITION: Very good. Retains about 90% silver plating and about 95% restored case colors on the hammer, latch, trigger and trigger guard. Grips are sound with numerous age lines. Bbl, cylinder and latch are mismatched from the frame. Good mechanics, strong dark bore. 4-47951 JR49 (Anderson Collection) (1,000-2,000)

SMITH & WESSON ENGRAVED #3 AMERICAN 1ST MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 44RF. Nickel finish, 8” keyhole ribbed bbl with about 75% coverage modern engraving. Fitted with very old replacement, dark yellow ivory grips. Appears to have been converted from a center fire frame. SN 4269. CONDITION: Fine as restored. Mismatched parts with a welded crack in the top strap just above the forcing cone. Latch locking area on the frame has been welded and redressed. Mechanics need adjustment. Bore is dark and strong. 4-47941 JR31 (Anderson Collection) (750-1,500)

ENGRAVED SMITH & WESSON OLD MODEL 1-1/2 SPUR TRIGGER REVOLVER. Cal. 32RF. Gold and silver finish, 3-5/8” oct bbl with homemade 2-pc pearl grips. About 50% coverage of fine New York style engraving with the bbl and frame silver plated. Cylinder and ejector pin gold plated with the appointments niter blue. SN 13593. CONDITION: Fine. Appears unfired after refinishing. The rework was very professional leaving most of the engraving intact. Grips are thick and awkward and need refitting. Strong dark bore, stiff mechanics. 4-48054 JR142 (Anderson Collection) (500-1,000)

ENGRAVED SMITH & WESSON MODEL 1-1/2 SECOND ISSUE REVOLVER. Cal. 32RF. Usual configuration, 3-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, 2-pc pearl grips, engraved with 75% coverage New York style engraving. SN 67223. CONDITION: About good. Frame retains traces of gold finish and the bbl traces of silver finish. Balance is mostly a gray metal color with light to moderate pitting on the bbl and cylinder with a couple patches of deeper pitting at the muzzle, cylinder and hammer. The engraving is still good and the grips are fine. Poor bore. Good mechanics with slightly loose cylinder. 4-48060 JR153 (Anderson Collection) (400-600)

ENGRAVED SMITH & WESSON 38 SINGLE ACTION 3RD MODEL TARGET REVOLVER. Cal. 38 S&W. Blued finish, 5” keyhole ribbed bbl with pinned half moon front sight and target rear sight, missing the blade. Fitted with round butt, 2-pc medallion pearl grips. Stamped on the left side of the grip frame under the grip is a small diamond and the date “6.45” indicating factory refinish on that date. Bbl is marked “MODEL OF 91” and has the flanged hammer. About 60% coverage fine foliate arabesque pattern and leaf & vine engraving that appears to be factory. SN 16666. CONDITION: Fine, as refinished, retaining most of the dark blue with some fine pitting near the muzzle. Grips are brilliant with the medallions retaining most of their gold wash and with a hairline on the left side. Metal is all matching. Bore is bright and shiny with one spot of rust, mechanics are fine. Hammer sticks in the down position. 4-48104 JR191 (Anderson Collection) (700-1,200)

ENGRAVED SMITH & WESSON SINGLE ACTION 3RD MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 38 S&W. Silver finish, 4” keyhole ribbed bbl marked “MODEL 91” with round butt, 2-pc medallion pearl grips. Modern engraved in New York style of foliate arabesque patterns with punch dot background, blued trigger guard. SN 7137. CONDITION: Very fine, all matching except the grips which are unnumbered. Retains most of its fine custom silver plate with a scrape on the cylinder. Hammer retains about 95% case colors, and the trigger guard about 40% colors. Grips are extremely fine. Bore is brilliant and shiny with a few spots of rust. Fine mechanics. 4-48102 JR186 (Anderson Collection) (400-700)

ENGRAVED SMITH & WESSON 38 DOUBLE ACTION 3RD MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 38 S&W. Nickel finish, 3-1/4”’keyhole ribbed bbl with round butt, 2-pc medallion pearl grips. This is a very rare etched engraved model with about 50% coverage foliate arabesque patterns lightly etched on each side of the frame, bbl and the cylinder. SN 230314. CONDITION: Very good, all matching except the grips which are unnumbered. Retains about 75-80% bright nickel worn on the left side of the bbl. The engraving is fine except where the plating is worn and it is quite thin in that area. Grips are beautiful and the medallions retain most of their gold wash. Part of the left escutcheon is missing. Bore is strong and bright with scattered light pitting. Extractor return spring is weak, otherwise mechanics is fine. 4-48108 JR194 (Anderson Collection) (1,000-2,000)

*ENGRAVED SMITH & WESSON SAFETY HAMMERLESS 2ND MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 32 S&W. Nickel finish, 2” keyhole ribbed bbl, pinned half moon front sight with round butt and 2-pc medallion pearl grips. Factory engraved with about 50% coverage foliate arabesque patterns. Right side of the bbl has 2-line address with patent dates and the left side with the caliber marking. Trigger is case colored and the trigger guard blue. SN 164793. CONDITION: Very fine. All matching except the grips which are unnumbered. Retains virtually the original bright nickel plating and blue on the trigger guard. Trigger retains about 50% case colors. Grips are extremely fine with brilliant colors and fit about perfectly. Bore is bright and shiny with some light pitting. 4-48041 JR184 (Anderson Collection) (1,000-2,000)

*ENGRAVED SMITH & WESSON 38 SAFETY HAMMERLESS 4TH MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 38 S&W. Nickel finish, 3-1/4” keyhole ribbed bbl with 2-pc medallion pearl grips. Appears to be factory engraved with about 50% coverage foliate arabesque patterns. The date “8 58” is stamped on the left side of the grip frame under the grip, possibly the date of factory refinish. SN 199335. CONDITION: Fine, all matching except the grips which are unnumbered. Retains 95-97% bright nickel finish that appears to be a factory redo, with some fine pitting on the frame and bbl. Trigger guard and latch retain most of their fine blue. Beautiful colored grips. Worn dark bore, fine mechanics. 4-48103 JR187 (Anderson Collection) (800-1,500)

ENGRAVED SMITH & WESSON 38 SAFETY HAMMERLESS 3RD MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 38 S&W. Silver finish, 2-1/4” keyhole ribbed bbl with 2-pc round butt, medallion pearl grips. About 80% coverage modern, high quality New York style foliate arabesque pattern engraving with punched dot background, with blued trigger guard. SN 70615. CONDITION: Extremely fine. Cylinder is matching, bbl and grips are unnumbered. Overall retains most of its fine custom plated finish and blue on the trigger guard. Trigger retains about 50% case colors. Brilliant shiny bore, appears unfired since plating. Very fine grips with battered grip screw. Mechanics are fine, firing pin may be broken. 4-48097 JR185 (Anderson Collection) (400-700)

ENGRAVED SMITH & WESSON 38 DOUBLE ACTION 3RD MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 38 S&W. Nickel finish, 3-1/4” keyhole ribbed bbl with round butt, 2-pc silver medallion pearl grips. It has about 60% coverage New York style foliate arabesque engraving. SN 161320. CONDITION: Good. Bbl and latch are matching numbered. Cylinder is numbered 159841, however, the engraving patterns and condition indicate they have been together at least since engraving. Overall, it retains 10-15% original nickel with the balance having been cleaned to bright metal. Right grip has an age crack, otherwise they are fine. Bore is bright and shiny, mechanics are fine. 4-48098 JR192 (Anderson Collection) (400-700)

ENGRAVED SMITH & WESSON 32 DOUBLE ACTION 2ND MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 32 S&W. Nickel finish, 3-1/4” keyhole ribbed bbl, deep chiseled engraved that may be factory, with a sailboat on the sideplate and about 60% coverage sparse foliate patterns with dot background. Cylinder is also engraved. SN 5891. CONDITION: Good, all matching except the grips which are not numbered. Overall retains about 50% nickel on the frame and bbl, and about 25% on the cylinder, mostly in the flutes. Grips are outstanding. Grip screw is a replacement, hinge screw is battered. Hammer retains about 75% case colors. Bore is strong with fine pitting, mechanics are fine. 4-48099 JR190 (Anderson Collection) (400-700)

ENGRAVED SMITH & WESSON 38 DOUBLE ACTION 3RD MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 38 S&W. Nickel finish, 4” keyhole ribbed bbl with 2-pc embossed hard rubber grips. About 30% coverage factory foliate arabesque pattern engraving with punch dot background. SN 174615. CONDITION: Good, all matching except the grips which are unnumbered. Overall it retains about 75% original nickel with the balance flaked to gray metal, with scattered light surface pitting. Grips are fine with moderate wear. Bore is strong with moderate to heavy pitting, mechanics are fine. 4-48107 JR193 (Anderson Collection) (400-700)

SMITH & WESSON 3RD MODEL RUSSIAN ENGRAVED REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Nickel finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl with patent dates and “Russian Model” on the top. Frame, cylinder and bbl have about 60% coverage New York style foliated arabesque pattern engraving and is fitted with fine old ivory grips. SN 39975. CONDITION: Very good. Retains about 90% nickel plating overall with small spots of brown patina and some minor rust spots on the bbl lug and around the muzzle. Cylinder may be an old redo. Grips have fine myriad dark age lines and are slightly shrunken. Very good mechanics with strong bore and scattered light pitting. 4-47900 JR7 (Anderson Collection) (3,500-5,000)

SMITH & WESSON ENGRAVED DOUBLE ACTION 1ST MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 38-44. Blue finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl with Lyman target sights, ivory bead front and adjustable gold line rear. It has about 40% coverage foliate arabesque pattern engraving that is probably not factory and is fitted with deep gold medallion ivory grips and a factory Lanyard loop in the butt. Shipped 8/9/1894. SN 11404. CONDITION: Very good to excellent, retains about 80% strong blue turned gray-brown on the grip frame. There are a couple dings on the top rib and the ivory bead is about half missing. The non-original ivory grips are very fine. Good mechanics and bright shiny bore. 4-47904 JR11 (Anderson Collection) (1,500-3,000)

SMITH & WESSON ENGRAVED NEW MODEL #3 REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Silver finish with about 75% coverage factory engraving in foliate arabesque patterns, 5” keyhole ribbed bbl with pinned half-moon front sight and 2-line address. Fitted with deep gold medallion 2-pc ivory grips of more recent manufacture. SN 530. CONDITION: Good. Only traces of original finish remain in the bbl rib gullet and behind the recoil shields with the balance a gray-metal color. There is some very fine scattered pitting over the various surfaces. Bore is strong with scattered light pitting with a couple spots of light pitting. New grips need fitting. 4-47902 JR9 (Anderson Collection) (1,750-2,750)

SMITH & WESSON #3 RUSSIAN ENGRAVED COMMERCIAL REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Nickel finish, 7” keyhole ribbed bbl with 1-line English address. About 50% coverage of modest quality engraving and is fitted with old ivory grips and a Lanyard loop in the butt. Bottom of the butt is stamped with initials “SH” in a diamond. SN 36412. CONDITION: Fine. Retains about 30-40% strong nickel with the balance a gray metal color. Hammer retains about 50% faded case colors. Grips are a fine medium yellow with numerous age lines. Very good mechanics and strong bore with light pitting. 4-47907 JR14 (Anderson Collection) (1,500-3,000)

*SMITH & WESSON MODEL 38 DOUBLE ACTION FRONTIER ENGRAVED REVOLVER. Cal. 38WCF (38-40). Silver plated, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, target front sight, fixed blade rear sight, 80% coverage moderate quality engraving reminiscent of L.D. Nimschke but not as good. Fitted with 2-pc deep medallion pearl grips. SN 48. CONDITION: Fine to excellent. Retains most of its custom finish, appears to be unfired after engraving, retaining most of the silver plating and about all of the case colors on the trigger and hammer. Brilliant shiny bore, fine grips with a couple of small chips on the left. Single action does not work well, works fine on double action. Cylinder stop needs attention. 4-47969 JR57 (Anderson Collection) (1,000-1,500)

SMITH & WESSON MARTIALLY MARKED 2ND MODEL SCHOFIELD REVOLVER. Cal. 45 Schofield. Nickel finish, 7” keyhole ribbed bbl with markings on both sides of the bbl lug strap. Fitted with 2-pc walnut grips having an oval “DAL” cartouche on the left side and the date 1877 and a rectangular “CW” cartouche on the right grip. Inside the right grip is numbered 6771 which is 247 numbers higher than the serial number of this revolver. Bottom of the butt is marked “US” and there are small “P” and “W” inspector marks over the various parts of the revolver. All numbers except the grips are matching. This is likely a Bannerman or Schuyler, Hartley & Graham surplus revolver. SN 6524. CONDITION: Very good to excellent retaining 95-96% strong bright nickel with only minor spotting and some losses at the muzzle and front of the cylinder. There is some light freckling on the sideplate and the right side of the frame. Grips are outstanding with some minor dents and dings and fit this revolver very well. Bore is strong and bright with some light pitting, crisp mechanics. 4-47905 JR12 (Anderson Collection) (4,000-7,000)

MARTIALLY MARKED SMITH & WESSON #3 SCHOFIELD 2ND MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 45 Schofield. Blued finish, 7” keyhole ribbed bbl, usual marking on either side of the ejector housing, smooth 2-pc walnut grips with “JRJr” and “CW” cartouches on the grips and with the date 1876 on the left grip. There are small inspector stamps over various parts of the revolver. SN 5191. CONDITION: Fine. Frame retains 65-70% thin original blue, cylinder about 30% primarily in the flutes, bbl retains thin blue in the gullets. Grips are very fine with only a chip or two and retain about 75% original varnish with good cartouches. Front sight is possibly a replacement. Serial number on the butt appears to have been filed and re-stamped with artificial aging. The visible numbers are all matching. A couple of battered screws. Brilliant shiny bore with fine mechanics. 4-47945 JR45 (Anderson Collection) (2,500-4,000)

SMITH & WESSON SCHOFIELD 2ND MODEL LARGE FRAME REVOLVER. Cal. 45 Schofield. Nickel finish, 7” keyhole ribbed bbl marked on both side of ejector housing with the usual legends, 2-pc smooth walnut grips. This is 1 of the 649 commercial models produced. SN 8620. CONDITION: Very good. Frame retains 75-80% original nickel with scattered light surface pitting. Bbl retains about 10% nickel, primarily on top of the rib with the balance being a gray metal color with light pitting, heavy at the muzzle. Cylinder retains about 30% with the balance a metal color and light pitting. Grips are extremely fine retaining most of their original varnish and both grips are numbered 2509. Bore is worn and dark with moderate to heavy pitting. Firing pin nose has been repaired. Mechanics are fine, although the cylinder stop does not fully engage. 4-48034 JR124 (Anderson Collection) (2,000-3,500)

MARTIALLY MARKED SMITH & WESSON #3 SCHOFIELD 1ST MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 45 Schofield. Nickel finish, 7” keyhole ribbed bbl, usual markings on both sides of the ejector housing and stamped “US” on the bottom of the butt with “L” and “P” inspector marks on the various parts. Old ivory 2-pc grips. SN 702. CONDITION: Fine. All matching except the grips. Retains about 75% strong nickel with the balance a dark patina and light pitting. Grips are worn and too small for this frame. Strong dark bore with fine pitting, hand spring is broken or missing, otherwise mechanics are fine. 4-48007 JR89 (Anderson Collection) (1,750-2,750)

MARTIALLY MARKED SMITH & WESSON #3 SCHOFIELD 2ND MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 45 Schofield. Blued finish, 7” keyhole ribbed bbl, 2-pc smooth walnut grips. Bottom of the butt is stamped with a “US” and the various parts have small “E” and “P” proof marks. Grips, which are not numbered to this revolver, have the “JRJr” cartouche and the date 1876 on the left side and a “CW” cartouche on the right. SN 6651. CONDITION: About good. Traces of finish only remain in the very sheltered areas with the balance a light gray patina. Latch block screws are battered. Grips are numbered 5789 show moderate to heavy wear but the cartouches are legible. Bore is strong and bright with fine pitting and a couple of spots with deeper pitting. Hammer will not engage the safety notch and the cylinder stop does not fully engage, otherwise mechanics are fine. 4-48031 JR127 (Anderson Collection) (1,750-2,750)

SMITH & WESSON #3 SCHOFIELD 1ST MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 45 Schofield. Blued finish, 7” keyhole ribbed bbl with usual markings on both sides of the ejector housing. This appears to be a martial revolver as there are small “L” proof marks inside the frame beneath the cylinder and on back of the cylinder. No other proofs were observed and the “US”” on the bottom of the butt seems to have been obliterated at the time of the refinish. 2-pc smooth walnut grips. Left grip has the faint outline of a cartouche. SN 1804. CONDITION: Good as refinished. All matching including the grips, retaining most of this blue with some scattered light pitting. Grips have chips at the toes, otherwise are smooth and clean. Strong dark bore that may clean, good mechanics. Battered screws, the rear latch screw probably a replacement. 4-48009 JR91 (Anderson Collection) (1,000-2,000)

MARTIALLY MARKED SMITH & WESSON #3 SCHOFIELD 1ST MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 45 Schofield. Blued finish, 7” keyhole ribbed bbl, usual markings on both sides of the ejector housing, bottom of the butt is marked “US” and there are “L” and “P” inspector marks on various pieces of the revolver. SN 1302. CONDITION: Fine as refinished. Retains about all of its refinished blue with scattered light rust on the bbl. Trigger guard, hammer and locking block retain generous amounts of the refinished case colors. All matching including the grips which are fine with tiny chips at the toes having a fine hand patina. Strong bore with lots of shine and light pitting, mechanics are fine. 4-47925 JR44 (Anderson Collection) (1,000-1,500)

SMITH & WESSON #3 SCHOFIELD 2ND MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 45 Schofield. Usual configuration with 7” keyhole ribbed bbl, normal markings on both sides of the ejector housing, 2-pc old ivory grips. SN 8899. CONDITION: Good. No original finish remains being mostly a dark brown patina with light to moderate rust pitting overall. Grips are shrunken with a fine yellow patina. Visible numbers all match. Strong dark bore, good mechanics. 4-47921 JR54 (Anderson Collection) (500-1,500)

RARE SMITH & WESSON #3 AMERICAN 1ST MODEL W/OIL HOLE LARGE FRAME REVOLVER. Cal. 44 American. Blued finish, 8” keyhole ribbed bbl, German silver front sight, 2-pc walnut grips with the outline of a cartouche on the left side. There is a small US on top of the bbl and “A” and “P” proof marks on various parts of the revolver. Bbl, latch and cylinder are numbered A2. SN 1353. CONDITION: Very good. Retains about 40% thin original blue on the frame and about 20% on the bbl with the balance a medium brown patina and scattered light pitting. Matching numbered grips that retain most of an old refinish. Bottom of the grip frame appears to have been cleaned and artificially aged. Mechanics are about excellent with bright shiny bore. A rare and special large frame Smith. 4-47916 JR24 (Anderson Collection) (5,000-10,000)

RARE INSCRIBED SMITH & WESSON #3 AMERICAN 2ND MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 44RF. Nickel finish, 8” keyhole ribbed bbl with usual one line markings in a rare caliber with non-locking hammer. Fitted with 2-pc walnut grips. Near the bottom of the backstrap in tiny period engraving is the name “W. Tennant”. One of only approximately 2,100 made in this configuration. SN 25485. CONDITION: Very good. Retains about 85% original nickel turning slightly milky on the frame. Grips are numbered to this revolver and are extremely fine with two notches on the right side and moderate battering on the bottom. Two sideplate screws appear to be replacements and all the screws are slightly battered. Grips are fine with some minor chips on the right side at the frame and retain a fine hand patina. Bore is strong and dark with fine pitting. Fine mechanics. 4-47901 JR8 (Anderson Collection) (5,000-8,000)

SMITH & WESSON AMERICAN 1ST MODEL LARGE FRAME REVOLVER. Cal. 44 American. Blued finish, 8” keyhole ribbed bbl, and 2-pc smooth walnut grips. Lanyard loop stud is replaced with a screw. Bbl, latch and cylinder are numbered 536. Accompanied by an old cartridge belt with a rawhide laced double loop holster with a German silver concho on each loop. Also accompanied by an old John Newton & Co. small stag handled bowie in a leather sheath with nickeled brass stud decoration. SN 6278. CONDITION: As noted very good. Retains about 50% thin blue on the frame, strong in sheltered areas and 15-20% on the bbl with the balance a fine plum-brown patina. Grips are numbered to the frame and are extremely fine with a stress hairline on the inside. Fine mechanics with strong bright bore and minor light pitting. Belt, holster and knife sheath show heavy wear but are still moderately supple with crackled surface. Knife is heavily worn and has a cracked handle. 4-47915 JR23 (Anderson Collection) (3,000-5,000)

MARTIALLY MARKED SMITH & WESSON 1ST MODEL AMERICAN REVOLVER. Cal. 44 American. Usual configuration with 8” key hole ribbed barrel, German silver half moon front sight with an oil hole on the bottom of the ejector housing. The barrel and cylinder are mismatched from the frame. The top rib has the small “US” in the usual place with a tiny “P” proof on the right side of the ejector housing near the hinge and in one of the flutes on the cylinder has a large “A” proof. The “A” proofs on the top strap and frame are not visible. The grips are mismatched and no evidence of a cartouche to be found. The frame assembly number is “U2” which number is also found on the barrel latch. The barrel assembly number is “Z6” and cylinder assembly number is “6G”, however, it is evident that this revolver has been together most of its life. SN 1475 as listed in the U.S. Ordinance Report in Parsons book on Smith & Wessons. CONDITION: Good, the barrel retains 15-20% thin original blue with the balance of the revolver sanded to bright metal, beginning to patinate. The screws are fine and retain most of their original blue. The hammer retains about 75-80% original case colors. The grips are worn and smooth with a stress fracture inside of the left grip with a chip at the toe and heel. The hammer will not hold in the safety notch. 4-48921 JR716 (3,500-5,000)

MARTIALLY MARKED SMITH & WESSON AMERICAN 1ST MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 44 American. Usual configuration, 8” keyhole ribbed bbl, pinned half moon steel front sight, 1-line address with small “US” on the top strap and a small “A” on the left side of the frame below the cylinder. No other inspector marks were observed which leaves the martial use in doubt. This revolver is an enigma in that it is in the white, the edges are sharp and crisp, the action and mechanics are crisp and the matching numbered grips have the outline of an “OWA” cartouche on the left side. Inside the left grip in pencil is written the date 1889, the name “W. Sagers/Themont City/Ohio” and inside the right grip in pencil is the date 1889. This revolver is in the correct serial range for the 1,000 piece military contract of December 20, 1870, delivered in 1871. SN 2070. CONDITION: All matching including grips, except the latch which is unnumbered. This revolver shows little use except the bore is dark and lightly pitted. The entire revolver is in the white with a brown patina beginning and some light pitting on the side of the fame and under the grips. Grips are fine and worn smooth with a chip at the left toe and light battering on the bottom of the left side. 4-47935 JR66 (Anderson Collection) (1,000-5,000)

SMITH & WESSON NASHVILLE POLICE #3 AMERICAN 1ST MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 44 American. Blued finish, 6” keyhole ribbed bbl, usual markings, smooth 2-pc walnut grips, engraved down the backstrap “NASHVILLE POLICE NO 3”. Inside the left grip is carved “D.M. WILLIAMS 1914” and in pencil inside the right grip “BILL MCLAIN” and something else illegible and “1919”. Engraved on the grip frame underneath the right grip are three scripted initials that are indecipherable. SN 3485. CONDITION: Very good, all matching including grips. Retains 25-30% original blue primarily in sheltered areas with the balance a plum brown patina. Extractor pawl catch appears to be a replacement and there appears to be a repair on the frame behind the slot, some of the screws are battered. Grips are fine. Bore is strong and dark, good mechanics. 4-47932 JR41 (Anderson Collection) (4,000-6,000)

SCARCE SMITH & WESSON #3 AMERICAN 1ST MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Blued finish, 6” keyhole ribbed bbl with pinned German silver front sight. 2-pc smooth walnut grips and a lanyard loop in the butt. SN 411. CONDITION: Good. Traces of original finish remain in sheltered areas with the balance of the revolver a medium brown patina. Hammer spur has a welded break and some of the screws have dressed or replaced others are battered. Grips are numbered 16280 and the bbl, latch & cylinder are not numbered to the frame assembly number. Bore is dark and strong with moderate to heavy pitting. Cylinder stop locks on full cock but does not engage when the hammer is down. Grips are undersized and refinished. 4-48017 JR98 (Anderson Collection) (1,250-2,250)

MARTIALLY MARKED SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 MARYLAND CONTRACT REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Nickel finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, 2-line address, “US” on the butt and “HN” inspector marks on various parts. Fitted with 2-pc smooth walnut grips. 1 of only 280 purchased for the Maryland Militia. SN 7253. CONDITION: Very good, plus. All matching including the grips. Retains 75-80% dull original nickel with the balance a dark patina. Front sight is a replacement. Grips are fine and retain 30-40% original finish. Hammer retains about 90% case colors, trigger guard is mostly a brown patina but may clean better. Worn and dark bore with fine pitting, fine mechanics. 4-48004 JR96 (Anderson Collection) (5,000-8,000)

MARTIALLY MARKED SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 MARYLAND CONTRACT LARGE FRAME REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Nickel finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, pinned half moon front sight, smooth 2-pc walnut grips. Bottom of the butt stamped “US” and the bottom of the ejector housing, inside the frame and on the cylinder, with the inspector initials for Henry Nettleton. No cartouche visible on the grip. SN 7198. CONDITION: About good. Approximately 10-15% nickel plating remains on cylinder and the very sheltered areas, the balance being a medium dark patina with scattered rust pits. Grips have a stress crack inside and are worn and smooth with five notches and several dings on the right hand side. Strong dark bore, mechanics need attention. 4-47930 JR38 (Anderson Collection) (2,500-4,000)

SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 JAPANESE ARTILLERY MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Blued finish, 7” keyhole ribbed bbl with pinned half moon steel front sight, usual bbl markings with two lines of Japanese characters on the left side of the ejector rod housing. Fitted with 2-pc monogrammed hard rubber grips and a lanyard loop through the serial number with only the last digit visible. The number “763” has been stamped across the butt. This revolver was shipped August 3, 1889 to M.W. Robinson in New York City. SN 25945. CONDITION: Extremely fine. All matching except the grips which have had the number scratched out. Overall this revolver retains about 90% strong bright original blue with muzzle wear and sharp edge wear with some scrapes around the screws. Cylinder is flaked to a lighter patina. Left grip has a couple of small stress fractures inside and the right grip, a cleverly repaired chip at the bottom. Bore is brilliant and shiny, mechanics are crisp. An extremely fine Japanese contract revolver in hard to find condition. 4-47949 JR70 (Anderson Collection) (3,000-6,000)

SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 JAPANESE ARTILLERY REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Blued finish, 7” keyhole ribbed bbl, pinned steel half moon front sight and 2-pc diamond checkered walnut grips with lanyard loop in butt. There are two lines of Japanese characters on the left side of the extractor housing. Lanyard loop stud is installed through the serial number and only the first number and part of the last are visible. The number “127” is stamped transverse across the butt behind the lanyard loop. SN 25307. CONDITION: Very good, all matching except the grips which are unnumbered but appear to be original to this revolver. Overall it retains 60-70% bright original blue with several sports of deep rust pitting. Balance is a light gray-brown patina. Grips show moderate wear. Mechanics are fine with very bright shiny bore. 4-47917 JR25 (Anderson Collection) (3,000-5,000)

SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 JAPANESE NAVY CONTRACT REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Blued finish, 7” keyhole ribbed bbl, 2-line address, pinned steel half moon front sight, unnumbered diamond checkered 2-pc walnut grips with a lanyard loop in the butt. An anchor and two wavy lines of the Japanese Navy are stamped on the bottom of the frame in front of the trigger guard. This revolver is part of the second order shipped to H. Aherns & Co., Yokohama, Japan on January 6, 1880. SN 9131. CONDITION: Good to very good. Retains about 40% thin blue turning plum with the balance a medium patina and some scattered moderate rust pitting. Bbl, cylinder and latch are numbered 9551. Cylinder is mostly a plum patina. Bright shiny bore with a couple spots of rust, mechanics are fine. Left grip is cracked and the right has a paint marking of some sort. Both show moderate wear. 4-47958 JR56 (Anderson Collection) (2,000-3,500)

SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 LARGE FRAME REVOLVER. Cal. appears to be 44 Russian. Blued finish, British proofed, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, pinned half moon steel front sight, rack and gear model with long housing, 2-pc diamond checkered walnut grips numbered to this revolver. Inside the frame beneath the cylinder is stamped “P. R. & S/Joint Patents/C11272” and there is a small “P” proof in the same area. SN 10318. CONDITION: Good to very good. All matching including the grips. Retains 60-70% flaked original blue overall with scattered fine rust on the bbl. Hammer and trigger guard have traces of case colors with the balance gray. Grips show heavy wear but are sound. Brilliant shiny bore, fine mechanics. 4-47960 JR61 (Anderson Collection) (3,000-5,000)

RARE SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 TURKISH CONTRACT REVOLVER. Cal. 44RF. Blued finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, 2-line address, pinned front sight, round butt with lanyard loop and 2-pc diamond checkered walnut grips with inspector initials “A.F.C.” SN 3624. CONDITION: Fair to good, all matching including the grips. Traces of original finish remain in the very sheltered areas. Balance being a mottled brown patina with moderate to heavy rust. Grips show heavy wear but are sound. Good mechanics, strong dark pitted bore. Screws are battered and the hammer screw has been restored. Hammer spring, tension screw a replacement. 4-47912 JR20 (Anderson Collection) (3,000-5,000)

RARE SMITH & WESSON JAPANESE NAVAL CONTRACT NEW MODEL #3 REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Blued finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, pinned half-moon front sight, wood grip panels with a tiny anchor on the frame at the top of the backstrap. Grips are replacements and have been recently checkered and refinished. Shipped to Takata, Japan in 1892. SN 24826. CONDITION: Good to very good. Retains about 35% thinning original blue overall, strong in the sheltered areas with the balance a blue-gray patina, bright metal on the grip frame. Screws are slightly battered. Hammer retains 60-70% faded case colors, bright shiny bore and excellent mechanics. 4-47895 JR2 (Anderson Collection) (2,500-4,000)

SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 LARGE FRAME SMOOTH BORE REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Blued finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, 2-line address, pinned half mood steel front sight with 2-pc monogrammed hard rubber grips and a lanyard loop in the butt. Bore is completely smooth and originally so. Records indicate that this revolver was sold to Japan. There is a small “W” stamped on the left side of the grip frame under the grip. SN 29378. CONDITION: Fine. All matching except the grips which are unnumbered. This revolver, overall, retains about 85-90% strong original blue with muzzle wear and edge wear. Cylinder is thin and turning patina. Hammer and trigger guard have case colors in sheltered areas with the balance turned silver. Left grip has a crack at the bottom and both grips have turned chocolate. Bore is bright and shiny with a couple of small spots of rust. Timing is slightly off, otherwise the mechanics are sound. 4-47994 JR79 (Anderson Collection) (1,500-3,000)

SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 TURKISH CONTRACT REVOLVER. Cal. 44RF. Blued finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, 2-line address, pinned half moon steel front sight and 2-pc diamond checkered walnut grips with inspector mark “A.F.C.” on the upper left side. There is a small “P” inspector mark inside the frame below the cylinder and on the back of the cylinder and a small “U” opposite the serial number in the bbl latch cuts. There is a lanyard loop in the butt. SN 4534. CONDITION: Good. All matching including the grips. Retains 40-50% original blue with the sideplate and bbl mostly white. Cylinder has dull blue in the flutes, gray elsewhere. Hammer retains 75-80% case colors. Trigger guard 15-20% case colors with the balance silver. Grips show heavy wear but are sound. Hammer nose locking notch is slightly chipped. Strong bore with good shine and moderate pitting, fine mechanics. 4-48001 JR86 (Anderson Collection) (2,000-3,500)

FINE PAIR OF EUROPEAN TARGET PISTOLS. NSN. Cal. .42. 9-1/2” oct. bbl. Marked “PETER SCHENK” in gold on one bbl and one lock and “IN MARIENBAD” on the opposite lock and bbl, bbls marked “1” and “2” in gold. The same marking is on the lining of the lid. The fancy veneer case has much German silver inlay and contains a bullet mold, a mallet, a cleaning/ loading rod, powder measure, powder dipper, screwdriver with two extra screwdriver attachments and an incorrect powder flask. There are two keys for the lock. Stocks are carved with leaves instead of checkering. A small oval German silver name plate is inlet into the bottom of each stock, both with the initials “JT” in Germanic lettering. CONDITION: The pistols are excellent with 95-98% shiny blue on the bbls. The casehardening on the locks, breech plugs and tangs is dark. The case lid has one crack going completely across and several other partial cracks. Six of the German silver straps are missing as well as two of the German silver inlays on the decoration. The bottom of the case is also broken and missing eight of the German silver straps. The interior lining has mostly faded to a gold color with several rust and oil stains. The locking mechanism has some bends and screwdriver marks. The powder flask base has broken away. 4-48354 (7,500-9,000)

SUPERB CASED PAIR OF PERCUSSION PISTOLS BY FRANCOIS PRELAT OF PARIS W/ ACCESSORIES. Cal. 50. 8” oct. bbl. Inlaid with gold on the flat tops “PRELAT ARQer DU ROI A PARIS”. Brilliantly browned bbl. The pistols are additionally banded in gold at the breech and have double gold numerals “1” & “2” alternatively on their breeches and the breech plugs. Outstanding with nearly all of the plum-brown finish on the bbls and exceptional bores. The rifling is extra-fine, shallow multi-groove, and the character is typical of the 1850s by the best makers in Paris. The locks and mounts are plain but brilliantly casehardened. All of the casehardening remains. This is also true of the breech blocks, which are case hardened and are in exceptional condition. Checkered, finely figured walnut stocks that are in wonderful condition as well. The locks additionally have an oval cartouche with the maker’s name and address. The Prelat was one of the great Parisian makers of the mid- 19th c. He was prominent first as a maker to the Comte de’ Artois and later the King. These pistols are cased in their original fabulous burlwood case with brass fittings. The interior of the case is done in royal green velvet that is cut in a floral pattern on the inside of the lid and is in wonderful condition. The borders of the compartment lids are also floral and quite handsome. The original accessories remain including the very rare gold-rimmed shell powder flask with patent charger top. (One pin is missing from the top). Case hardened mold and rosewood handled accessories are included. Much of the veneer on the lid is loose with cracks and missing splinters. Both of the lid supports are broken. Also missing is the brass shield-shaped key escutcheon that is easily replaced. Overall a totally brilliant and wonderful set of percussion pistols. 4-48711 (8,500-10,500)

CASED PAIR FRENCH TARGET PISTOLS. NSN. Cal. .66 multi-rifle bores, 8-7/8″ oct. Damascus bbls. One lock is marked “Trouilleux”, the other is marked “A St Etienne”. In a light oak case lined with red chamois and containing: one loading and one cleaning rod; one mallet with separate handle; one screw top cap box; a screw driver handle, all in a matching white wood; a fancy bullet mold; a blade for the screw driver handle; and a “BOCHE Bte A PARIS” flask. Two keys are present including one large door key that actually works the lock. A covered compartment at the front of the case is empty. CONDITION: Case-hardening on the locks and breech plugs is bright, that on the hammer is slightly dull. Damascus pattern is bright. Wood stocks retain most of their original varnish with slight loss around the base. Case is slightly battered on the outside, with one crack across the lid and missing the key escutcheon on the front of the case. Case also has two cracks across the bottom, making it un-firm. Interior is dirty and faded. Accessories are fine with bright case-hardening on the bullet mold and brown on the flask. FS893 4-47524 (4,500-6,500)

RARE CASED PAIR OF PURDEY PERCUSSION DOUBLE BARREL PISTOLS. SN 4167, 4168. Cal. 50. 6” barrels marked “J.PURDEY.314 ½ OXFORD STREET, LONDON”. The same marking without the number is on the locks. Double swivel ramrod. Accompanying papers indicate that this pair of pistols was made for Felix Pryor in 1847. Cased in a modern box with a Sykes flask and an incorrect bullet mold. CONDITION: Traces of blue on the trigger guard and Damascus pattern on the barrels. Otherwise, smooth patina. The case is fine. 4-48713 (7,500-9,500)

CASED PAIR OF SMITH FLINTLOCK PISTOLS. Cal. 40. 5-1/2 octagonal barrels with gold bands and platinum plugs. Cased in an oak box with cleaning rod, bullet mold and powder flask. The inside of the lid carries the label of William Smith of London. Each pistol has a silver colored butt cap of a lion’s head. CONDITION: Good damascus pattern remains on the barrels but no casehardening colors remain on the tangs or locks. The bores are fine. The finely checkered stocks have normal dents and scratches, quite heavy on the left side of one. The case has been chipped, repaired and refinished but is generally sound. The lock does not work. The spring of the three compartment flask is broken. 4-48714 (6,000-7,000)

CASED GASTINNE RENETTE BREECH-LOADING TARGET PISTOL. SN 3697. Cal. .46, 10-1/8” multi-faceted and fluted bbl. All metal parts are finely engraved with a gold inlaid 9-point crown over a shield with the Turkish national arms on the trigger guard. The mahogany case has the same arms inlaid in a fancy shield on the lid. The interior is lined with blue velvet and has recessed compartments for the gun, bullet mold, powder measure, screwdriver, cleaning rod, oil can and two screw-top wooden boxes. The screwdriver is missing from its compartment. CONDITION: Excellent with slight edge wear to the blue on the bbl. Brilliant case hardening on the lock, hammer and buttplate. Bore and action are excellent. The powder measure has light rust stains. The bullet mold is bright. A small piece of the interior wood lining is missing below the butt of the gun. The exterior of the case has minor scratches. 4-48767 FS10 (4,000-6,000)

CASED PAIR OF NOCK PERCUSSION TRAVELERS PISTOLS WITH BELT HOOKS. SN 7742. 5-1/2” oct. barrels. Barrels marked on top “S.NOCK. LONDON.” Sliding safeties behind hammers. The case contains a combination ramrod/bail screw, nipple wrench, screwdriver, bullet mold, three compartment powder flask, bone cap box, oil bottle, and cap tin. The mahogany box is lined with green baize. CONDITION: The spur of one hammer has been broken and crudely rewelded, otherwise the pistols are in excellent condition retaining most of the blue damascus finish and case hardening colors. The colors are somewhat faded on the lower tang and the blue on the butt shows some rubbing. The accessories are also excellent. The lid of the case is warped on the hinge side but is otherwise excellent. 4-48709 (3,250-4,250)

CASED PAIR OF WILLIAMS & POWELL POCKET PISTOLS. SN 10. Cal. 40. 1” barrels. Marked “WILLIAMS & POWELL” on the left side of the frames, “LIVERPOOL” on the right. Cased in a mahogany case with bullet mold, powder flask, barrel wrench, screw, oil can, cap box and a 1982 Shotgun news ad for these pistols. The key present in the case does not operate the lock. CONDITION: 80% silver on the frames. Traces of old blue on barrel, hammer and trigger. A small piece of wood has been replaced on the right side of one pistol. The case lid has been cracked and repaired but the balance is fine. The bullet mold is badly pitted. The flask is fine. 4-48712 (2,250-3,250)

CASED PAIR OF UNMARKED BELGIAN MUFF PISTOLS. Cal. 45. Tiny screw bbl percussion pistols with 1-1/2” micro-rifled damascus bbls, engraved case-colored receiver with case-colored hammer, bag-shaped ebony grips with scallop shell cap box cover on the butt. The pistols are matching, both are numbered 442 and are cased in a fine black leatherette covered casing, brass bound with lock, complete with key and initials “F.R.” embossed on the lid. Case is lined with fine buff-colored suede and contains a bullet mold/nipple wrench combination tool and a tiny copper and brass flask with a bee stamped on the side of the top. Front inside edge of the case is engraved with a French inscription, apparently advertising that the company displayed at the 1855 Paris Expo. The company’s name is apparently “Peret”. CONDITION: Both pistols are in nearly identical condition with bbls retaining about 80% fine damascus pattern. Receivers 85-90% fading case colors, hammers about 90% fading case colors. One grip has a hairline back of the top tang and both have chips at the butt. Case is fine with moderate staining and a little damage with some oil staining in the lid. Mold is fine and the flask exceptionally fine. 4-48896 JR683 (1,000-2,000)

PAIR OF BELGIAN BOX LOCK PISTOLS. NSN. Cal. 44. 2-1/8” oct. bbls. No makers’ marks, just “ELG” proof marks. Lightly engraved frames. CONDITION: Shows about half of the brown finish on the damascus twist barrels and half of the casehardening colors on the action, somewhat stronger on one. Wood on the pistol with better casehardening color is broken at the frame. Mechanically good. X9 4-48398 (500-800)

PAIR OF QUEEN ANNE FLINTLOCK PISTOLS. Cal. about 62. Fine screw bbl pistols with 5-3/4” cannon muzzle smoothbore barrels with fine turnings, round receiver, marked on the bottom “THO/ANNELY” along with early style British proofs and the initials “TA” with another proof mark. Thomas Annely imported these guns in the French and Indian wars era and later became an American “Committee of Safety” contract arms maker in New Jersey, and an important gunmaker of the Revolutionary War period. The pistols have small flared iron trigger guards with lightly engraved gooseneck hammer and lockplate. The engraving is also around the base of the receiver. The pistols are mounted in one piece wood stocks, with bag shape grips having an inlaid silver trophy of arms on the left side, a fine shield shaped thumb plate with foliate patterns at the pattern and a shell pattern at the top. The butt cap is a silver gargoyle face with touch mark in the mouth. The top tang is engraved and surrounded by raised carving with shell pattern at the back edge. CONDITION: Very good, the iron retains an even to dark brown overall with some light surface pitting on the one barrel which also retains most of an old refinish. The wood is sound on both pistols and retains a fine hand polished patina. One pistol has a bruise at the thumbplate and on the shell carving. The butt caps are fine and undamaged. The bores are dark with moderate to heavy pitting. One frizzen spring is a replacement. 4-48935 JR714 (7,500-12,500)

RARE PAIR OF SCOTTISH FLINTLOCK PISTOLS WITH KNIFE ATTACHMENTS. NSN. Cal. .54. 7-3/4” part oct bbl. Marked “P. McNAB” on both lockplates and “RA” on silver plaques on the right side of each grip. Simple line engraving surrounds the silver plaques. The barrels do not have proof marks but have various numbers, letters and dots, which are also found on various other pieces. A 3-1/4” single-edge blade with handle made in one piece is mounted on the right side of each pistol. The L-shaped mount at the front right side of each stock is properly brazed on the side of the forearm. The spring latch only holds the blade positively in the open position. Friction holds it in the closed position. CONDITION: Gray-brown patina overall with light to moderate pitting. Action is fine. The silver plaques are somewhat dented and one is missing almost all of the edging, the others portions from 1/3 to 3/4. FS32 8-87143 (4,000-8,000)

PAIR OF FLINTLOCK SNAP BAYONET BLUNDERBUSS PISTOLS MARKED D. EGG. Cal. about 50. 8-3/16” part octagonal brass barrels. Both locks are marked in script “D. Egg” and the barrels are marked “D. Egg. London.” Although both barrels have spurious Birmingham style proof marks including “BCP” and crossed keys. The snap bayonets are 7” long. The walnut stocks are finely checkered at the wrist and have brass mountings. CONDITION: The brass has been cleaned and polished but has a pleasing patina. The wood has normal handling marks but is generally fine. Both locks are excellent reconversions using cast parts. The Egg markings have been re-cut. 4-48708 (6,000-7,000)

PAIR OF GMEINER FLINTLOCK PISTOLS WITH RAISED CARVED STOCKS. Cal. 46. 6-3/4” stepped barrels with oct. breech and 16 sided front separated by multiple rings. The barrels are marked “ANT. GMEINER” in silver and the locks are marked “Hildburghaus”. The brass mounted walnut stocks are finely carved with vines and flowers in the upper tang and borders around the lock, trigger guard, forearm and sideplate. Horn forearm tips. The barrels are rifled with seven grooves. CONDITION: Generally fine. The metal parts have been lightly cleaned, not effecting the markings. The edges of the wood are still sharp. An initial “M” has been stamped on the upper left part of each stock. The flintlock appears to be functional but the safeties are stuck. 4-48715 (4,500-$5,500)

FINE PAIR OF KUCHENREITER PERCUSSION PISTOLS. NSN. Cal. .50. 10-1/8” ribbed bbls. Marked “I. CHRISTOPH KUCHENREITER” on top of the bbl. There is a gold knight on horseback cartouche at the rear of the bbls. The markings and front sight is outlined with silver inlaid wire scrolls. The tangs are marked 1 & 2. CONDITION: All metal has been brightly polished. Wood has been refinished but does not show any serious breaks or repairs. 4-47778 (2,500-3,500)

FINE FRENCH SILVER MOUNTED DOUBLE BARREL FLINTLOCK PISTOL. NSN. Cal. .54. 6-1/4” part oct. bbls. Marked “Joseph” on the right lockplate and “De Lilee” on the left. The solid silver trigger guard has unidentified Belgian proof marks dated 1772. The buttplate, tail pipe, ramrod head and forearm tip are also silver. There is silver wire inlay around the raised carved barrel tang surround. The thumb piece is an armorial crest with a rampant lion and a crowned cartouche carrying the initials “P T R”. The initial cartouche has a three-lobe crown while the armorial has five lobes. Bbls show a strong damascus pattern. CONDITION: All metal has been polished and is fine. There are minor chips and dents on the wood. Mechanically excellent. FS34 4-47776 (3,500-5,000)

FINE COMINAZZO MIQUELET PISTOL. NSN. Cal. 52. 13” oct. to 16-sided bbl. Marked “LAZARINO COMINAZZO” on top of the engraved bbl. The counter plate and thumb piece are cut through with scroll and leaf designs with an eagle on the side plate and a helmeted bust on the thumb piece. All metal has been polished. CONDITION: Some vise marks visible at the rear of the bbl. Stock has been broken in several places and repaired using the original wood. The lock is crisp. 4-47780 FS17 (1,500-2,500)

FINE SPANISH MIQUELET PISTOL. NSN. Cal. 62. 8-13/16” part oct bbl. Gold inlaid. “HERRADVRAS” in front of a fleur de lis and a crown cartouche marked “Y / HUS / TA”. The rear of the bbl also has a line of gold inlay. The background of the center band of the bbl has gold overlay. CONDITION: All metal has been highly polished. Stock has been broken through the wrist, side plate and bbl wedge, repaired and refinished. Mechanically good. 4-47777 FS16 (1,000-1,600)

FINE JACOB KUCHENREUTER FLINTLOCK PISTOL. NSN. Cal. 50. 9-5/8” ribbed bbl. Marked with a gold knight on horseback cartouche at the rear and the name and sight surrounded by inlaid silver wire scrolls. Metal has been polished. The ramrod is a replacement. The frizzen has been faced but the lock appears to be original flintlock. CONDITION: Scattered light pitting. Stock is solid with repairs at the rear lockplate screw and along the forearm. Mechanically good. FS20 4-47779 (1,000-1,500)

FINE LAONI FLINTLOCK PISTOL. NSN. Cal. 58. 10” round bbl. Marked “D. LAONI” on lock and bbl. Bbl is also marked with a horse cartouche surrounded by four fleur de lis and four unidentified cartouches. All of the mounts are decorated with raised edging in vine and leaf patterns. Metal has been polished. CONDITION: Generally fine with some loss to markings from polishing. Wood is solid with some sanding wear at the butt. Action is fine. 4-47781 (1,200-1,800)

KETLAND TRADE PISTOL. NSN. Cal. 50. 9-1/8” round bbl. Marked “W / KETLAND / & Co.” on the lockplate, “LONDON” on top of the bbl with spurious Birmingham proof marks on the left quarter at the rear of the bbl. The ramrod is a replacement. CONDITION: Rust-brown patina on iron parts. The brass has a very dark patina. Wood is missing a large chip behind the hammer but is otherwise solid. Mechanically good. FS22 4-47807 (400-800)

LAMOTTE FLINTLOCK PISTOL. NSN. Cal. .60. 4-1/4” part oct. bbl. Marked “Louis Lemotte / aSt.Etienne” in front of the cock. The iron ramrod is a replacement. CONDITION: Metal has been polished and has some small scattered light surface rust. The front 1-1/2” of the stock has been replaced, otherwise shows normal handling marks. Mechanically fine. FS29 4-48403 (400-600)

KETLAND FLINTLOCK HOLSTER PISTOL. Cal. about 60. Early pistol with 1-pc wood stock and brass furniture. Marked “London” on the bbl with proof marks and “KETLAND/& CO” on the lockplate. CONDITION: Severely cleaned and polished to very bright metal. Stock has been shattered and repaired in several places with a replaced piece at the nose, replaced screws, refinished wood, ramrod missing. 4-48488 JR363 (Dr. Ladd Heldenbrand Est.) (300-500)

ASSEMBLED FLINTLOCK PISTOL. Cal. 57. 8-13/16” oct brass bbl. The replica lock has been added to the gun but the bbl appears to be original. The ramrod is also a replacement. NSN CONDITION: Dark patina on the bbl, lock has been artificially aged. Several repairs and wood replacements have been made around the lock area. Mechanically needs work. 4-48845 FS183 (200-300)

ARABIC FLINTLOCK PISTOL. NSN. Cal. .62. 11-3/16” bbl. Marked with an Arabic cartouche at rear of bbl. CONDITION: Moderate rust on the bbl. Lock plate has been cleaned. Stock is shattered through the wrist and repaired with nails and brass sheets. Front of the ramrod is missing and the front bbl band is missing. Mechanically functional. 4-48498 FS2 (150-250)

KENTUCKY FLINTLOCK PISTOL. NSN. Cal. .63, 9-1/4” round bbl with London proof marks. London was originally marked on top of the bbl, but this was obscured by wiggle work engraving. Lockplate is marked “ASHMORE/WARRANTED”. Curly maple stock has silver bbl key escutcheons and teardrops at the wrist. Brass furnishings otherwise. Bbl has been bushed and the frizzen has been refaced but the lock is original flintlock. The pan has been altered to match the new touch hole. CONDITION: Nice patina on the bbl and brass furniture. Metal shows light pitting. Stock is broken through the rear lock screw. Otherwise very good. Action is fine. 4-47277 FS63 (2,000-3,000)

ASSEMBLED NORTH M1808 FLINTLOCK MARTIAL PISTOL. NSN. Cal. .69. 10” rnd bbl. Lockplate is a poor re-conversion with incorrect parts. Other incorrect parts include the lock parts, the sideplate, the belt hook, the lockplate screws, the ramrod, and the stock. The lockplate appears to be correct and has sharp markings except for the eagle. CONDITION: Rust brown patina on iron parts, dark patina mixed with small dents on brass parts. Has a decent appearance hanging on the wall. 4-47806 X3 (1,000-2,000)

LOT OF TINY VEST POCKET PISTOL AND FLASK. 1) Cal. about 34 perc. Miniature vest pocket percussion pistol with 1” smooth bore bbl, round brass frame, center hammer with safety and folding trigger. Bag shaped grip with silver butt cap. Receiver is engraved on the left side, “Patrick” and “Liverpool” on the right, surrounded by fine floral patterns. The tiny grip is extensively inlaid with fine silver wire and silver flowers with gold blossoms on each side and a gold thistle on the back. English proofs on the bbl and frame. Hammer is engraved in dolphin motif. CONDITION: Fine. No original finish remains on the iron. Brass is a medium mustard patina. There are a couple of loose inlays and possibly one repair, but most decorations are intact. A truly beautiful tiny pistol. 2) Unmarked scarce pistol flask. Small flask with body 3-7/8” long by 2” at the wide part, copper body with brass top and spout, both sides embossed with hanging grouse. CONDITION: The body and top retain a dark mellow patina. Spring is broken, otherwise only a minor dent and scratches. 4-48892 JR684 (500-1,000)

DERINGER POCKET PISTOL. NSN. Cal. .45. 2-3/4” bbl. Standard 2-line markings on lockplate and bbl. No “P” in the sunburst at the rear of the bbl. Comes with documents showing the auction of a smaller Deringer pistol in 1994. CONDITION: Missing the main spring and forearm tip. Bbl is heavily pitted, the stock is repaired at the front end with large pieces of wood and replaced escutcheons and wedge. Other repairs are at the front lock screw and the butt. X6 4-47797 (300-600)

FINE ASTON M1842 MARTIAL PISTOL. NSN. Cal. 54. 8-1/2” rnd bbl. Dated 1851 on lock and bbl tang. Sharp “WN” & “W.A.T” cartouches on the left side of the stock. CONDITION: Metal is somewhat greased covered but appears to be fine with light pitting at the front of the bbl. The edges of the wood are sharp but it has many tiny marks. Action is fine. 4-48772 FS5 (1,000-1,500)

ASTON M1842 MARTIAL PISTOL. NSN. Cal. .54. 8-1/2” rnd. bbl. Dated “1852” on the lockplate and bbl tang. Good “W.A.T” & “FCB” cartouches on left side of stock. CONDITION: Metal is covered with heavy grease. There are vise marks at the rear of the bbl and at the bolster, file marks at the front of the bbl. Stock has good edges with numerous shallow dents. Lock is crisp. 4-48773 FS7 (1,000-1,500)

WATERS 1836 CONVERSION PISTOL. Cal. 54. Fine U.S. conversion with 8-1/2” round barrel, small brass front sight, captive rammer, with iron band and iron sideplate. With iron front and back straps and round butt cap. Usual Waters markings dated “1841”. The stock is one piece walnut with two legible cartouches on the left side flat. CONDITION: About good, the iron retains a medium gray patina with some pitting around the nipple area. The stock is cracked back of the lockplate and in front of the rear sideplate screw. Otherwise retains a fine hand rubbed polish. Good mechanics. 4-48963 JR740 (400-700)

CONVERTED FRENCH M1822 PISTOL. SN 41437 on bbl., various numbers on stock and other parts. Cal. .72. 8” rnd bbl. Lock markings have been removed. Ramrod is an incorrect replacement. CONDITION: Moderate to heavy pitting on the bbl and lock plate. Brass has a dark patina. Wood has numerous dents and scratches. Action is good. 4-48499 FS4 (400-800)

ASSEMBLED SCOTT SHORT RIFLE. Cal. 41. 12” part oct bbl marked “C.E.SCOTT. / ALBANY” on top. “STEELE / & LATHROP” is marked on lock. The rear sight is from a Spencer carbine. The front sight is installed backwards. Stock is flat with an uncheckered pistol grip and a sheet brass buttplate. NSN CONDITION: Light to moderate pitting on the bbl, some heat scale on the tang where it has been straightened. The ramrod pipe has been broken and re-soldered and is broken again. The lock is good. 4-48826 FS205 (200-400)

BARNETT INDIAN TRADE MUSKET. Cal. 60. 42” bbl. Sitting fox over “IA” cartouche stamped on lock and bbl. Reconverted to flintlock using mostly old parts. The ramrod is a replacement. NSN. CONDITION: Brown patina overall with light pitting, mostly around the breech. Wood has been repaired, filled and refinished. Action is good. 4-48429 (3,500-5,500)

WILLETTS INDIAN TRADE MUSKET. Cal. 62. 36” part oct bbl. Stock has been shortened at the butt and the buttplate reattached. Reconverted using a mixture of old and new parts. NSN. CONDITION: Rust-brown patina overall with light pitting. Stock has been heavily repaired and appears to be all replaced forward of the lock. 4-48428 (4,000-5,000)

FINE EARLY INDIAN TRADE MUSKET. Cal. about 64. Fine early musket with 42” oct to round bbl with full-length uncapped stock secured with three pins, tiny blade front sight with a fixed rear sight, raised British style teardrop side panels and a raised teardrop panel around the upper tang. Sideplate is a 6-1/4” long heavy brass serpent and it has a large iron trigger guard with smooth finials. Lockplate is an American replacement. Buttplate is flat brass with a short round tang secured with four screws in the butt and one in the tang. CONDITION: Good. Bbl retains an even dark brown patina with light fine pitting, heavier and deeper near the breech end. Stock has a break with several small cracks through the action area. Otherwise, shows normal use and handling. Ramrod is a replacement and the wood retains most of an old refinish. Mechanics are fine. 4-48933 JR709 (2,000-3,000)

BARNETT INDIAN TRADE MUSKET. Cal. about 64. Fine half-stock trade musket with 42” oct. to round barrel with bottom rib having two iron guides retaining a replacement German silver tipped brass ramrod. The lockplate is marked in front of the hammer “1866/BARNETT”, with a stamped fox behind the hammer. The stock is straight grain walnut with a 4-1/4” brass serpent sideplate. The triggerguard is iron with plain finials and is very large with long iron trigger. The forestock is secured with a single pin. The wrist is checkered and the butt plate is flat brass with four screws on the face and one on the tang. Accompanied by a letter from Rock Island Auction company stating that this musket was sold as Lot No. 2548, in their May 2002 auction and was from the estate of Oscar Hoffman, Saskatchewan, Canada, and that Mr. Hoffman had been a collector of Indian artifacts for over 40 years. CONDITION: The iron retains an even dark brown patina with light surface rust, heavy around the nipple and breech end of the barrel. The stock is missing a chip in back of the top tang and has a crack in front of the triggerguard and otherwise retains a fine old hand rubbed patina. The checkering is worn smooth. Mechanics are fine. 4-48934 JR720 (2,500-3,500)

INCISED CARVED FLINTLOCK KENTUCKY RIFLE. NSN, cal. .38, 39” oct. bbl. Marked on top of bbl what appears to be “J*L” and believed to be Joseph Long. See “The Kentucky Rifle And Me” by Edith Cooper, for what appears to be identical examples of Long’s signature. The Golcher lockplate has had extensive alteration inside and out. The roller frizzen has an extension on the tail to keep it from rebounding too far. The lockplate tumbler, bridle, and sear carry the number 7. All other internal parts are replacements. The pan is brazed on the inside and has an extension extending downward to hold the main spring. The cock appears to be from a smaller lock. The cavity in the stock has been filled to make the lock tighter. In addition to the carving the stock has a number of silver inlays including 3 cross shaped bbl key escutcheons and four fish on each side of the forearm. There is also a cross shaped silver band in front of the tail pipe. CONDITION: Very good to fine with minor wear on the stock and bbl. This is a very attractive piece. 4-48364 (8,000-12,000)

RARE KENTUCKY FLINTLOCK PISTOL. Cal. 41. Smoothbore, 8″ oct. bbl., 14″ overall, full stock with applied tiger striping, brass mounts including four end cap, two ramrod pipes, plain trigger guard with faceted bow, and unusual full sideplate with two piercings, the foreend with two pointed silver escutcheons for the brass barrel keys, silver butt cap, an oval wrist escutcheon, unusual brass trigger. The lightly engraved flat beveled lock plate with water-proof pan and roller frizzen spring signed “C. E. Hardy & Co.”. CONDITION: Generally very fine condition. The hammer appears to be a good restoration, the lock screws are questionable, there is a small chip of brass missing from the front foreend cap, the ramrod is missing and the lock spring present but not working, otherwise complete and original, a very fine example with crisp barrel and lock with very light age brown patina, the stock and mounts with a pleasing aged patina. EX-The Famous DuPont Collection. 4-49010 (6,000-9,000)

GOOD INCISE CARVED PENNSYLVANIA-KENTUCKY FULL-STOCK RIFLE BY HENRY LECHLER CARLISLE, PENNSYLVANIA. Cal 45. 34-1/2″ oct. bbl., signed “Lechler” on top bbl flat. Engraved original flintlock signed “Duncan & Brothers/Philadelphia”. Lovely figured maple full-stock with eight half circle silver inlays. Three brass ramrod pipes. Nose cap, trigger guard, forestock, buttplate, toe plate and side plate. There is a silver oval wrist inlay and a silver stylized crescent moon inlay on cheek rest. The butt stock is adorned with large engraved daisy head patch box. The architecture of the butt stock shows typical Carlisle attributes with gentle curving Roman nose profile. The cheek side is beautifully incised carved with opposing roccoco sea scrolls. The edge of the cheek rest has a wonderfully carved gadrooning Typical lined forestock molding. An early rifle, ca. late 18th very early 19th cent. CONDITION: Very good. Minor old, probably period, repairs to the stock, a small chip of wood is missing from the left side of the breech, approx. 1/4″ wide and 1″ long. A nicely carved and well formed Pennsylvania rifle. EX-The Stagecoach Collection. 4-49009 (6,000-8,000)

EARLY FULL STOCK FLINTLOCK KENTUCKY. Cal. about 68. Early very long bbl, smooth bore Kentucky with 52-1/2” round bbl, brass front sight and fixed rear sight. Mounted in a fine tiger striped full-length stock with brass furniture secured with four wedges. Sideplate is undecorated brass and the patchbox is undecorated 4-pc brass with leaf style finial. Lockplate, probably an old replacement, is common style and is probably an old reconversion. CONDITION: Iron parts retain an even dark brown patina with some fine scattered surface rust. Brass retains a mellow medium mustard patina. Stock has a crack by the top lockplate screw and a hairline in front of the lockplate. There is an old repair near the nose with a couple slivers missing. There is another small crack back of the top tang. Otherwise, retains most of a very old refinish. Rammer is a replacement. Mechanics are fine. 4-48932 JR711 (3,500-5,000)

DOG-LOCK CLUB BUTT FOWLING PIECE. Cal. 90. 42” round bbl. Appears to be an assembly of old and new parts. The lock is old, trigger guard and buttplate have an old appearance but do not fit the wood well. The wear patterns on the wood do not fit with that on the metal. The small steel ramrod is an obvious replacement but just barely goes through the ramrod pipes. The bbl is the same diameter from breech to muzzle. Would probably make a good wall hanger in a colonial house. NSN. CONDITION: Very heavily pitted on the lock, pitting on the bbl appears to be from the manufacturer. The top screw on the buttplate is missing and the buttplate is loose. Wood retains most of the current coat of varnish with some artificial wear on the forearm. Evidence of wrapping at the two front ramrod pipes. 4-48435 X50 (1,000-1,500)

US MODEL 1808 FLINTLOCK MUSKET W/ BAYONET. NSN. Cal. 72. 44-1/2” round bbl with unmarked period bayonet does not fit well, 1873 scabbard and ramrod. No markings on the lock or buttplate. “P” over eagle head are stamped heavily on the upper left side of the breech of the bbl. A “V” is faintly visible below them. The lock appears to be original flintlock. There is an obstruction in the chamber, possibly loaded. Sling swivels are missing. The top jaw and screw are replacements. CONDITION: Gray-brown patina with areas of scaly rust. The front two bbl band retainers are broken. The lock is good. X23 4-47811 (1,000-2,000)

2ND MODEL BROWN BESS TYPE FLINTLOCK BLUNDERBUSS. Cal. big. Fine early Revolutionary period Blunderbuss, probably sea service, with 15-5/8” iron barrel with muzzle flared to 1-7/8” having very thick walls. No markings are visible on the lockplate, which is standard of the period, 6-1/4” long, slight banana shaped with a short teat at the rear. It has gooseneck hammer with tapered squared tang and raised carving around the tang. The sideplate is flat brass, 5-1/2” long, including the 2nd model type rear projection. The triggerguard is brass with a simple round finial, and the butt plate is smooth brass with a short round tang. It has a single brass guide with an iron ramrod that is possibly original. CONDITION: The iron retains a gray/brown patina with scattered moderate to heavy rust pitting. The forestock has several grain cracks and bug holes at the tip and is missing several splinters and pieces of wood. The rest of the stock has a few scattered bug holes, otherwise appears to be sound. Mechanics are fine. 4-48929 JR722 (1,750-2,750)

VERY RARE MCCORMICK MODEL 1795 FLINT LOCK MUSKET WITH BAYONET. Cal. .70, 42-3/4” bbl. Marked “McCORMICK / GLOBE / MILL” at the rear of the lockplate and “U.S.” in front of the hammer. Ramrod, frizzen spring, main spring, trigger, and screw are replacements. The tumbler and sear have been repaired. The rear swing swivel is missing. The lock cavity has been enlarged to accommodate the new main spring. The balance of the parts appear to be original and not reconverted. CONDITION: Gray/brown patina overall. Stock has several cracks in the lock area including a large chip loss below the plate. The bayonet lug has been reset 1-3/8” to the rear of its original placement, which is still visible at the muzzle. The bayonet has a 15-3/8” triangular blade and fits the bbl very well. 4-47812 FS120 (1,000-2,000)

MODIFIED MODEL 1812 HARPER’S FERRY FLINTLOCK MUSKET W/OHIO SURCHARGE. Cal. 69. 39” bbl, dated 1816 on the tail of the lockplate, “OHIO” stamped on bbl in front of proof mark. Issue number “29” is stamped on the sideplate. The middle bbl band retainer is missing. The ramrod and stock have been shortened to match the shortened bbl. NSN CONDITION: Rust-brown patina overall. Stock was shattered at the wrist and repaired using screws. The lock appears to be original flintlock although the hammer screw has been replaced. The bbl has been reconverted. and the touch hole is considerably above pan level. 4-48828 FS182 (1,000-2,000)

THIRD MODEL BROWN BESS DIGBY NOVA SCOTIA MILITIA CONVERSION MUSKET. Cal. 80. Fine early conversion with 39” round bbl, bayonet lug on the top at the muzzle. Lockplate is marked “TOWER” behind the hammer with the cypher of George III in front of the hammer. Conversion consists of a screwed in thimble with a hand-forged hammer that has a long nose and long spur. Wrist has a very old braided cord repair that had required the comb to be partly cut away. Left side of the comb was crudely whittled out to accommodate someone’s big fat face. Brass furniture with “S” shaped sideplate and brass buttplate. Left side of the comb at the heel is branded in 3/8” letters “14:B/DIGBY”. The rammer and sling loops are missing. The conversion was likely done by the Militia. CONDITION: Iron retains a heavy, crusty dark brown patina overall. Brass is extremely dark, nearly black. The rope wrist repair is obviously very old with polished surface. The wood, otherwise seems sound with an old dark patina. Mechanics are fine. 4-48931 JR712 (800-1,500)

MASSACHUSETTS MILITIA MUSKET. Cal. 72. 42” bbl. Commercial Ashmore lock. 1824 date on the bbl with the acceptance proof mark. Ramrod is a replacement. Re-converted from percussion. NSN CONDITION: Bbl has been clean top gray with light moderate pitting, mostly at the breech. Wood has several small cracks and shows a repair at the wrist with light sanding. Mechanically good. 4-47885 FS172 (500-1,000)

CONVERTED EAST INDIA COMPANY MUSKET. Cal. 69. 36-5/8” bbl, dated 1779 on the lockplate. NSN. CONDITION: Gray-brown patina with moderate pitting at the breech. The ramrod has been shortened. There are several repaired cracks on the stock , which has also been filled and sanded. 4-48831 FS177 (300-500)

BELGIAN FLINTLOCK MUSKET. NSN. Cal. .72. 44-3/4” round bbl. Trapdoor ramrod is incorrect. CONDITION: Rust-brown patina overall. Stock has been lightly sanded and refinished. FS57 4-48532 (250-500)

ASSEMBLED EUROPEAN MUSKET. Cal. 76. 41-1/8” part oct bbl. Appears to be a German musket but markings have been removed from the lock. The sling swivels are missing. Hammer is from an American converted musket and the ramrod is a from a Remington Rolling Block. There are numerous acceptance and issue marks on the various parts. NSN CONDITION: Gray-brown patina with moderate pitting ranging to very heavy at the breech. A large chip is missing above the lock and another by the rear of the lockplate. There are small cracks near the buttplate. Stock has been sanded and re-oiled. Other cracks are scattered about the rest of the wood. The lock works, nipple is pounded flat. 4-48503 X46 (300-500)

SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 ARGENTINE ARMY LARGE FRAME REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Usual 2-line marking on the 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, round butt with 2-pc smooth walnut grips and a lanyard stud in the butt installed through the serial number with only last digit visible. Bottom of the frame marked on two lines “EJERCITO/ARGENTINO”. One of only 2,000 sold to the Argentine government by Hartley & Graham 1/10/81. SN appears to be 1443. CONDITION: Good. No original finish remains being an even cleaned gray metal cover overall. All numbers match including the grips. Mechanics are good with strong bore, scattered pitting and lots of shine. 4-47913 JR21 (Anderson Collection) (4,000-6,000)

RARE SMITH & WESSON JAPANESE NAVAL CONTRACT NEW MODEL #3 REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Blued finish, 7” keyhole ribbed bbl, pinned half moon front sight, wood grip panels with Lanyard loop in the butt and Japanese naval marking on the bottom of the frame just forward of the trigger guard. One of the first 232 pieces delivered to Japan. SN 5462. CONDITION: Good to very good. Retains approximately 30% thinning original blue, strong and bright in sheltered areas with the balance a smooth blue-gray patina. Grips are sound with fine hand rubbed patina. Hammer retains 30-40% faded case colors. Bright shiny bore, good mechanics. 4-47894 JR1 (Anderson Collection) (3,000-5,000)

SMITH & WESSON #3 RUSSIAN 3RD MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Unusual revolver still in the white with 6-1/2” “Russian Model” bbl with integral front sights. Frame and sideplate were never factory polished and have been left in the finial stage with machine marks still visible. Backstrap is cut in three positions for a shoulder stock and there is no serial number or assembly number on the butt. Trigger guard is blued but still has rough machine marks. Trigger and hammer are finished. Bbl, cylinder and latch are all numbered 1091 and appear to have been cleaned to bright metal after having been polished and finished. There are traces of nickel in very sheltered areas. Fitted with 2-pc old pearl grips that have the initials “WB” scratched on the inside. Consignor reports that there are only four other similar revolvers known and that two of them are thought to be incorrect. NSN. CONDITION: Fine, as noted. Bore is strong and dark with light pitting, mechanics are crisp. Extractor gear release pawl has not been correctly fitted and will not release on opening. Grips are fine. 4-47993 JR78 (Anderson Collection) (2,000-5,000)

SMITH & WESSON 2ND MODEL RUSSIAN JAPANESE CONTRACT REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Blued finish, 7” keyhole ribbed bbl with pinned half moon steel front sight, Japanese acceptance mark on the top strap and 2-pc smooth walnut grips with a lanyard loop in the butt. SN 7761. CONDITION: Good. Frame retains about 50-60% thinning original blue, bbl has blue in the sheltered areas with the balance overall a light patina turned plum on the grip frame, grips are matching numbered, cylinder is unnumbered, latch is numbered 5170, bbl is numbered to the frame. Grips are fine and retain a fine smooth patina. Bore is brilliant and shiny, fine mechanics. 4-47947 JR68 (Anderson Collection) (2,000-3,500)

SMITH & WESSON #3 RUSSIAN 2ND MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Standard Russian model with 7” keyhole ribbed bbl with Cyrillic address, pinned front sight, smooth 2-pc walnut grips with a lanyard loop in the butt and inspectors initials on the various parts with the two headed Russian eagle and “KO” proof on top of the bbl. Grips are numbered 34931 and fit very well. SN 12919. CONDITION: Good to very good. Traces of original finish remain in very sheltered areas with the balance a medium brown patina. Left side of the bbl at the muzzle has a large area of deep pitting and the front sight has been modified. Grips are fine. Mechanics are very good, strong bore, lots of shine with scattered pitting. 4-47937 JR27 (Anderson Collection) (1,500-2,500)

SMITH & WESSON RUSSIAN 2ND MODEL REJECT REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Nickel finish, 7” keyhole ribbed bbl, Cyrillic address, smooth 2-pc walnut grips and the initials “SH” in a diamond on the butt. SN 21185. CONDITION: Good. Retains about 65% original nickel with scattered light to moderate rust heavy near the muzzle. All matching including the grips that have a small crack in the left side and are battered on the bottom. Lanyard loop is missing. Strong bore with lots of shine and light pitting, good mechanics. 4-47918 JR52 (Anderson Collection) (1,500-2,500)

SMITH & WESSON #3 RUSSIAN 3RD MODEL JAPANESE CONTRACT REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Blued finish, 6-1/2” reissued keyhole ribbed bbl with integral front sight , reversed curve finger rest on the trigger guard, 2-pc ivory grips. Japanese acceptance mark on the top strap. SN 4754. CONDITION: Good to very good. Retains 40-50% thinning original blue with the balance a light patina with scattered light surface rust. One or two batter screws. Bbl, cylinder and latch are numbered 4752. Bright shiny bore, fine mechanics. Replacement grips are fine. 4-47923 JR48 (Anderson Collection) (2,000-3,000)

SMITH & WESSON #3 RUSSIAN 2ND MODEL LARGE FRAME REVOLVER. Cal. 44RF. Commercial marked “Russian Model”, 7” keyhole ribbed bbl with pinned half moon steel front sight. Frame has had the center fire firing pin hole plugged and recoil shield cut for the rim fire hammer. Cylinder has bored through 44 Russian chambers. The small flat on the bottom of the ejector housing is stamped with a tiny “A”. Grip frame is factory cut for shoulder stock with two cuts in the backstrap and one on the butt and the lanyard and serial number are correspondingly offset. Fitted with smooth 2-pc walnut grips from another revolver (serial number 37200) with the right side bearing the outline of a “CW” cartouche. SN 37054. CONDITION: Fair to good. All matching except the grips, as noted, with the bbl, latch and cylinder bearing the frame assembly number. No original finish remains being an even gray patina with light surface rust. Grips are fine with much wear and a dark oil stained patina. Fine bright shiny bore with scattered light pits, fine mechanics. A scarce variation. 4-47996 JR81 (Anderson Collection) (1,750-2,750)

SMITH & WESSON #3 RUSSIAN 3RD MODEL COMMERCIAL REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Nickel finish, 6-1/2” reissue keyhole ribbed bbl with integral front sight and smooth 2-pc walnut grips. There is the date 1874 above the serial number on the butt. Lanyard loop and stud are missing. Trigger guard is without the reverse curved finger rest. SN 5524. CONDITION: Fine. All matching including the grips. Overall retains 85-90% dull nickel with light surface rust. Grips are sound with small flat spots on the high point. Battered and possibly replaced screws. Strong bore with good shine and light pitting, fine mechanics. 4-47999 JR83 (Anderson Collection) (1,500-2,500)

SMITH & WESSON #3 RUSSIAN 2ND MODEL JAPANESE NAVY LARGE FRAME REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Blued finish, 7” keyhole ribbed bbl, reissue markings with the anchor and wavy lines of the Japanese Navy on the flat below the ejector housing and Japanese proof on top of the bbl. Smooth 2-pc walnut grips that are numbered 93059. SN 9352. CONDITION: All matching except the grips, fine as refinished retaining most of its dull blue. Grips are smooth and clean with bright shiny bore. Fine mechanics. 4-47938 JR29 (Anderson Collection) (1,250-2,250)

SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 TURKISH CONTRACT REVOLVER. Cal. 44RF. Blued finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, 2-line address, 2-pc diamond checkered walnut grips with a lanyard loop in the butt and Russian model style finger rest trigger guard. This revolver is listed as part of the 58 revolvers of a contract overrun sold to Wexel & DeGress on December 31, 1879, who exported them to Mexico. SN 5026. CONDITION: Very good to excellent as refinished. Retains about all of its fine restored blue. Hammer and trigger guard retains 25-35% case colors with the balance turned gray. The unnumbered grips are near excellent and fit fine. Strong bore with moderate pitting, mechanics are fine. 4-47957 JR55 (Anderson Collection) (1,250-2,250)

SMITH & WESSON #3 SECOND MODEL AMERICAN REVOLVER. Cal. 44 American. Blued finish, 8” keyhole bbl with pinned blued iron front sight and square butt grip frame with 2-pc walnut grips and lanyard loop in the butt. Left side of the bbl near the forcing cone and the cylinder at each chamber is marked with tiny British proofs. Original grips are serial numbered under the right side. SN 30624. CONDITION: Very good, plus, all matching. Bbl retains 25-30% thinning original blue. Frame and cylinder about 70% thinning, original blue, strong and bright in sheltered areas. Hammer retains about 60% thin cased colors and the trigger guard has turned silver. Grips are excellent retaining strong original finish, slightly battered on the bottom. Strong bright bore with some very light pitting, excellent mechanics. 4-47896 JR3 (Anderson Collection) (2,000-3,000)

SMITH & WESSON #3 FIRST MODEL RUSSIAN REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Transition type, blued finish 8” keyhole ribbed bbl with English lettering in one line, extra curved grip frame with a lanyard loop in the butt. 2-pc walnut grips are serial numbered to this revolver. Inside the right grips is carved the initials “GRB” and inside the left grip has been pantagraphed “MONROE HILLHOUSE/VERONA, MO.” SN 8729. CONDITION: Good to very good, all matching. Retains about 30% thinning original blue on the frame, strong in sheltered areas with traces on the bbl and cylinder. Bbl and most of the cylinder, along with the grip frame, are mostly a gray-brown patina. Mechanics are good but need timing, strong bore with good shine and scattered pitting. Slightly battered screws. Grips are fine with minor dings and scratches. 4-47910 JR18 (Anderson Collection) (1,750-2,750)

SMITH & WESSON #3 RUSSIAN 1ST MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Standard Russian model with 7” keyhole ribbed bbl with Cyrillic address, pinned front sight, smooth 2-pc walnut grips with a lanyard loop in the butt and inspectors initials on the various parts with the two headed Russian eagle and “KO” proof on top of the bbl. Grips are numbered 5273. SN 3346. CONDITION: Good, traces of finish turned plum only in the sheltered areas with the balance cleaned and beginning to patinate with moderate pitting over most of the revolver. Grips are sound, dark and oil stained. Bore is bright and shiny with a few spots of rust. Mechanics are fine. 4-47939 JR28 (Anderson Collection) (1,750-2,750)

UNUSUAL SMITH & WESSON JAPANESE MARKED #3 RUSSIAN 1ST MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. appears to be 44 American. Original nickel finish with 8” keyhole ribbed bbl, commercial bbl address, 2-pc smooth walnut grips. Lanyard loop stud replaced with a screw. Bottom flat of the bbl, below the ejector housing, is stamped with an anchor and two wavy lines of the Japanese Navy markings. No reference can be found of a Japanese contract for the 1st Model Russian, however, the Japanese Navy mark appears authentic and the chambering for the 44 American caliber is not listed. Grips are unnumbered. Assembly number 843 appears under the grip on the grip frame and correspondingly on the bbl, latch and cylinder. SN 9360. CONDITION: Good, plus. Cylinder and trigger guard retain about 50% original nickel while the remainder of the revolver has been cleaned to bare metal. Screw heads have been dressed and there is fine pitting over the bbl and frame. Grips retain most of an old refinish. Mechanics are good, although a little stiff and the bore is strong but dark with pitting. A rare and unusual revolver. 4-47936 JR26 (Anderson Collection) (1,000-3,000)

SMITH & WESSON #3 AMERICAN 2ND MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Nickel finish, 8” keyhole ribbed bbl, engraved upside down on the left side with the mark of “Gastinne Renette” and “Paris” on the right side. Renette apparently re-chambered the cylinder to 44 Russian from the original 44 American and added target sights. Fitted with smooth 2-pc walnut grips which have stress cracks inside both. Renette also apparently drilled and tapped a hole at the top of the backstrap to attach a shoulder stock that is missing. SN 21843. CONDITION: Fine. Retains about 80% of the Renette re-nickel, the flaked and worn areas a dark patina. Grips retain 50-60% original varnish. Strong bright bore with scattered pitting. Hammer safety notch does not function. Action needs adjustment. 4-47934 JR30 (Anderson Collection) (1,500-2,500)

SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 JAPANESE NAVY REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Usual configuration, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, pinned half moon steel front sight and 2-pc diamond checkered walnut grips. There is a small anchor at the top of the backstrap on the frame. Both grips are numbered to this revolver. SN 24831. CONDITION: Good, all matching. No original finish remains being an even light gray patina overall with fine surface pitting. Grips are heavily worn and battered on the bottoms and on the butt. Left grip is cracked. Very bright shiny bore with one or two tiny pits, good mechanics. 4-48020 JR102 (Anderson Collection) (1,250-2,250)

SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 ARGENTINE MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Blued finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, 2-line address, pinned half moon steel front sight, recently British proofed, marked on the frame in front of the trigger guard “EJERCITO/ARGENTINO”. This is apparently one of the 2,000 revolvers sold to Argentina through Schuyler, Hartley & Graham and, recently, imported into England. Smooth 2-pc walnut grips numbered to this revolver and has a lanyard stud through the serial number on the bottom, however, the serial number has been stamped on right side of the grip frame in the same tiny numbers as is on the cylinder. SN 2006. CONDITION: Good, all matching including the grips. Traces of original finish remain in the most sheltered areas with the balance being a medium gray patina with light surface pitting. Grips are fine showing moderate wear. Bright shiny bore with one or two tiny pits. Fine mechanics. 4-47962 JR62 (Anderson Collection) (1,250-1,750)

SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 LARGE FRAME REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Nickel finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, pinned half moon steel front sight, 2-pc smooth pearl grips with a lanyard loop through the serial number in the butt leaving only the last number visible. The serial number is stamped in the same size numbers as is on the other parts on the right side of the grip frame. SN 3355. CONDITION: Good, plus. All matching except the grips which are unnumbered. Retains about 75% strong original nickel on the frame and bbl with the balance a dark patina. Cylinder retains about 30% nickel. Left side of the muzzle has been filed away for some unknown reason. Extractor pawl appears to be a replacement and the first tooth on the gear has been filed. Hammer retains about 50% case colors with the balance patina. Grips are fine with small chips on the heels. Bore is strong with moderate to heavy pitting, fine mechanics. 4-47989 JR74 (Anderson Collection) (1,000-2,000)

SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 LARGE FRAME REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Blued finish, 8” keyhole ribbed bbl with small lettering and short address. Caliber is marked on the left side of the bbl and it is fitted with 2-pc monogrammed hard rubber grips. Grip frame underneath the grips on both sides is stamped in tiny letters “J.P. Lower/Sons/Denver Colo”, a famous Western distributor and gun store. SN 29975. CONDITION: Fine. Retains 40-50% bright original blue strong in the sheltered areas with the balance silver-gray with scattered light pitting. Hammer retains 60-70 % case coloring while the trigger and trigger guard is gray. The number scratched under the right grip indecipherable. Cylinder is numbered to this revolver while the latch is numbered to another revolver and the bbl is unnumbered. Grips show heavy wear and have turned chocolate. Strong bright bore with light pitting, mechanics are fine. Undoubtedly a Western frontier revolver. 4-47970 JR58 (Anderson Collection) (1,250-2,250)

SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 LARGE FRAME REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Blued finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, 2-line address and 2-pc monogrammed hard rubber grips. Serial number is followed with a star indicating a factory refinish. Left side of the grip frame ,under the grip, is stamped the date “8 12” presumably the date refinished. SN 26681. CONDITION: Very good, as refinished. All matching except the grips which are unnumbered. Overall it retains 97-99% strong blue as refinished with light surface rust. Grips have a crack in the bottom of the left side and another in the top of the right side. Bore is strong with fine pitting. Cylinder stop does not engage complete, otherwise mechanics are fine. 4-47988 JR76 (Anderson Collection) (1,000-1,500)

*ENGRAVED SMITH & WESSON 3RD MODEL LADYSMITH DA REVOLVER. Cal. 22. Silver finish, 2-1/4” bbl, integral front sight, square butt, 2-pc medallion pearl grips. Engraved in New York style with about 85% coverage fine foliate arabesque pattern engraving with punch dot background. Trigger and hammer are blued. Serial number is preceded by a star on the left side of the grip frame and has the date “9.25”, apparently the date that it was factory refinished. Cylinder is numbered to the frame while the bbl is unnumbered, leaving one to speculate that the bbl was probably changed at the time of refinish. SN 21629. CONDITION: Extremely fine. Retains about all of its fine refinished silver plating. Grips are also extremely fine, with medallions retaining most of their gold wash. Bore is bright and shiny, chambers somewhat corroded, good mechanics. 4-48046 JR226 (Anderson Collection) (1,250-2,250)

*SMITH & WESSON THIRD MODEL LADYSMITH TARGET REVOLVER. Cal. 22. Blued finish, 6” bbl, target sights, square butt, medallion walnut grips. SN 23672. CONDITION: Good to very good. All matching except the grips which are unnumbered. Grips have been checkered in usual S&W diamond pattern but not factory. Frame and bbl retain traces of dark blue in sheltered areas with the balance a cleaned plum brown patina. Cylinder retains about 95% dark blue. The forcing cone is cracked with a section missing. Strong bore with good shine and scattered pitting, good mechanics. 4-48045 JR227 (Anderson Collection) (500-1,500)

*SMITH & WESSON THIRD MODEL LADYSMITH REVOLVER. Cal. 22. Blued finish, 6” bbl, fixed sights, pinned front blade. Square butt, and uncheckered medallion walnut grips. SN 22968. CONDITION: Good. Bbl retains a light brown patina with some minor nicks. Frame retains about 80% thin original blue. Grips are very fine and retain about 90% original varnish with most of the gold on the medallions. Metal is all matching, grips are unnumbered. Bore is strong and bright with scattered pitting, the forcing cone is intact. Mechanics are fine. 4-48047 JR228 (Anderson Collection) (500-1,500)

*SMITH & WESSON THIRD MODEL LADYSMITH REVOLVER. Cal. 22. Blued finish, 3-1/2” bbl, integral front sight, square butt, uncheckered medallion grips. SN 18947. CONDITION: Very fine. Retains about 95% glossy original blue overall with some flaking on the bbl and a spot or two on the frame. All matching including the grips. Bore is bright with scattered light pitting, the forcing cone is intact. Grips are fine with about 85% varnish. Very fine mechanics. 4-48048 JR229 (Anderson Collection) (750-1,750)

*SMITH & WESSON 2ND MODEL LADYSMITH REVOLVER. Cal. 22. Nickel finish, 3” bbl, integral front sight, round butt with 2-pc medallion pearl grips. SN 12126. CONDITION: Very fine, all matching except the grips which are not numbered, retaining 95-96% strong original nickel with a coating of died oil. The left side of the frame has some light surface scratches with another scratch on the sideplate. Grips are extremely fine with brilliant colors with some slight oil staining. Strong bright bore with some pitting that may clean. The forcing cone is intact. Cylinder stop will not release, otherwise mechanics are fine. 4-48049 JR230 (Anderson Collection) (500-1,500)

*SMITH & WESSON 1ST MODEL LADYSMITH REVOLVER. Cal. 22. Nickel finish, 3” bbl, integral front sight, round butt and 2-pc medallion pearl grips. SN 925. CONDITION: Very fine. All matching except the grips which are unnumbered. Frame and bbl retain 95-97% bright original nickel with a few spots of rust on the bbl and some flaking on the sideplate. Cylinder retains about 80% strong nickel with scrapes and spots of rust. Grips are very fine and retaining most of the gold wash on the medallions. Bright strong bore with minor pitting. The forcing cone is intact, fine mechanics. 4-48050 JR231 (Anderson Collection) (500-1,500)

*LOT OF 2 SMITH & WESSON 2ND MODEL LADYSMITH REVOLVERS. Call 22. 1) Blue finish, 3” bbl, 2-pc black hard rubber grips. Serial number is followed by a star and the left side of the grip frame is stamped with a “B” inside a diamond, all indications of a factory refinish. SN 6010. CONDITION: Good. 75% dark blue with the balance gray patina. Grips are modern reproductions without escutcheons. A screw and escutcheons accompany. Cylinder, locking pin bolt knob is a replacement. The forcing cone is blown with a small piece missing. Bright shiny bore, good mechanics. 2) Nickel finish, 3-1/2” bbl, replacement front sight, 2-pc pearl grips. SN 4616. CONDITION: Poor to fair. Chrome plated, metal is all matching. Cylinder, locking pin bolt knob is a replacement. The crane retaining screw is missing, as is the cylinder stop and ejector spring. Poor bore, good grips, mechanics need attention. 4-48051, 4-48052 JR232 (Anderson Collection) (400-700)

SCARCE SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 LARGE FRAME REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Blued finish, rare 5” keyhole ribbed bbl with 2-line address, pinned steel half moon front sight and fitted with 2-pc monogrammed hard rubber grips. Shipped to the U.S. Government June 27, 1890. Refinished in blue in August 1912. Serial number is followed by a star indicating factory refinish. SN 26181. CONDITION: Fine, all matching except the grips whose number is indecipherable. Revolver overall retains 92-93% strong bright blue with light muzzle wear, edge wear and a line around the cylinder. There are a couple of spots of light rust on the bbl and the backstrap is flaked. Hammer and trigger guard retains about 50% fade case colors. Brilliant shiny bore with minor rust spots. Strong grips that show moderate wear and show fine rust. Fine mechanics. 4-47971 JR60 (Anderson Collection) (1,750-2,750)

SMITH & WESSON #3 NEW MODEL REVOLVER W/RACK & GEAR EXTRACTOR. Cal. 44 Russian. Blued finish, rare 4-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl and the rare feature of the rack and gear extracting system instead of later pawl system. Bbl address is without patent dates. Fitted with replacement 2-pc deep medallion ivory grips artificially aged to look old. Shipped February 18, 1880 and the invoice listed a 5-1/2” bbl. SN 13448. CONDITION: Very good. Retains about 80-85% strong bright original blue with some slight discoloration and light scattered rust. Cylinder has strong blue in the flutes with the outside being a medium patina. All matching except the grips which are unnumbered. Worn dark bore, mechanics are fine. 4-47948 JR40 (Anderson Collection) (1,500-2,500)

RARE SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Nickel finish with rare 3-1/4” keyhole ribbed bbl with 2-line address and patent dates on the top strap. Cylinder and latch are numbered to the frame while the bbl is numbered 15246. That numbered revolver was never shipped from the factory. Fitted with deep gold medallion, ivory grips of more recent manufacture. SN 6802. CONDITION: Near excellent. Frame and cylinder retain most of a fine restored finish while the bbl retains about all of its original finish. Hammer retains about 75% fading case colors and the trigger guard has traces of original case colors turning gray. Grips are a mellow yellow color with light sanding marks. Fine mechanics, bright shiny bore. 4-47899 JR5 (Anderson Collection) (1,500-2,500)

SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 LARGE FRAME REVOLVER. Cal. appears to be 44-40. Blued finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, 2-pc monogrammed hard rubber grips. SN 1558. CONDITION: Good. Traces of finish in sheltered areas with the balance a gray patina with light surface pitting, heavier on the bbl. Grips have the initials “HS” carved on the inside of each grip. Grip screw is a replacement and shows very heavy wear. Bore is strong and bright with scattered light pitting, mechanics are fine. 4-48035 JR125 (Anderson Collection) (750-1,500)

SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 LARGE FRAME REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Nickel finish, 6-1/2’” keyhole ribbed bbl, pinned half moon steel front sight and 2-pc monogrammed hard rubber grips. SN 14728. CONDITION: Good. All matching except the grips which are unnumbered. Retains 15-20% nickel remains with the balance a gray metal color. Grips are sound and show heavy wear. Left side of the frame and sideplate are moderately pitted. Bore is worn and dark with moderate pitting. Hand spring is broken, otherwise mechanics are fine. 4-48018 JR100 (Anderson Collection) (800-1,500)

SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 FRONTIER REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Win (44-40). Blued finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl with 2-pc S&W logo hard rubber grips. Serial number is followed with a star indicating factory refinish. According to records this was accomplished in February 1927. SN 263. CONDITION: Near excellent as refinished retaining about all of its restored finish. Grips show moderate to heavy wear turning chocolate. Bore is thin and dark with moderate fine pitting, good mechanics. 4-47898 JR5 (Anderson Collection) (750-1,250)

SMITH & WESSON #3 AMERICAN 1ST MODEL LARGE FRAME REVOLVER. Cal. 44 American. Blue finish, 8” keyhole ribbed bbl, pinned German silver front sight and 2-pc smooth walnut grips. This is the rare first model with oil hole. SN 243. CONDITION: Good, all matching including the grips. Bbl, latch and cylinder are stamped with the frame assembly number. Bbl and cylinder retain a dark plum patina with light to moderate surface rust. Frame retains 60-70% original blue under a layer of old crud. A couple of the screw slots are battered. Grips show heavy wear with a chip on the left side and considerable battering on the bottoms corresponding to the battering on the butt. Latch spring is broken, strong bore with moderate to heavy pitting, good mechanics. A fine early American that will clean much better. 4-48012 JR95 (Anderson Collection) (1,500-2,500)

SMITH & WESSON #3 AMERICAN 2ND MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 44 American. Blued finish, 8” keyhole ribbed bbl, pinned steel front sight and 2-pc smooth walnut grips. There is a screw in the lanyard stud hole. Serial number is followed by a star indicating a factory refinish. Left side of the grip frame is stamped “7.12” apparently the date of refinish. SN 17902. CONDITION: Excellent as refinished. All matching except the grips which are unnumbered, retaining 85-90% strong bright blue with some flaking on the bbl and cylinder and light pitting under the finish on the frame. Bbl, latch and cylinder are stamped with frame assembly number. Grips are outstanding retaining most of their original factory varnish, probably installed at the time of refinish. Bright shiny bore with fine pitting, crisp mechanics. 4-48011 JR93 (Anderson Collection) (1,250-2,250)

SMITH & WESSON #3 TRANSITION MODEL AMERICAN LARGE FRAME REVOLVER. Cal. 44 American. Blued finish, 8” keyhole ribbed bbl, pinned German silver half moon front sight, 1st model frame with 2nd model hammer, 2-pc smooth walnut grips with screw in the lanyard stud hole. The small flat on the bottom of the ejector housing has been stamped with a tiny six-pointed star. Right side of the top strap has a small “D” in a circle. SN 3601. CONDITION: Good, all matching including the grips. Frame retains 15-20% original blue while the balance of the revolver is a medium patina with some light rust and pitting. Grips are fine with usual wear, nicks and dings. Bore is strong and dark with pitting, good mechanics. 4-47992 JR77 (Anderson Collection) (1,250-2,250)

SMITH & WESSON #3 AMERICAN TRANSITION LARGE FRAME REVOLVER. Cal. 44 American. Nickel finish, 8” keyhole ribbed bbl, 1-line address, 2-pc walnut grips not numbered to this revolver. Lanyard ring stud has been replaced with a screw. SN 7141. CONDITION: Good. Traces of original nickel remain in sheltered areas only, having been cleaned to a bare metal now beginning to patinate. Grips are fine and fit almost perfectly. Fine mechanically but the cylinder stop a little weak. Strong bright bore. 4-47911 JR19 (Anderson Collection) (1,250-1,750)

SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 LARGE FRAME REVOLVER. Cal. unknown (see description). Blued finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, marked on the left side “44 S&W CTG”. Cylinder is a replacement and appears to be for a 45 or larger cartridge. Fitted with 2-pc diamond checkered walnut grips. There are two tiny proofs stamped on the right side of the grip frame underneath the grip that appear to be a “Y” and a “B”. SN 34656. CONDITION: As noted good to very good. Cylinder is numbered 35343, bbl and latch match the frame and the grips are unnumbered. Grips show heavy wear and there is a repaired crack in the left side. Bore is bright and shiny with a spot or two of minor pitting, good mechanics. 4-48000 JR84 (Anderson Collection) (750-1,500)

SMITH & WESSON MARTIALLY MARKED 1ST MODEL AMERICAN LARGE FRAME REVOLVER. Cal. 44. American. Usual configuration with 8” keyhole ribbed bbl, stamped “US” on the top, but does not appear on the list of 1,000. Smooth 2-pc walnut grips and has been severely cleaned, a replacement front sight blade. SN 696. CONDITION: Fair as cleaned and polished with scattered fine pitting, grips are numbered 1303. Cylinder appears to be a replacement as it has the assembly number “X4” which does not match the frame assembly number, neither do the numbers on the bbl and the latch match. Bore is strong with good shine and light pitting, good mechanics. 4-47931 JR39 (Anderson Collection) (750-,1,500)

SMITH & WESSON #3 AMERICAN 2ND MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 44RF. Nickel finish, 8” keyhole ribbed bbl, 2-pc smooth walnut grips, replacement front sight. The lanyard stud hole has a plug screw. SN 31944. CONDITION: Good. Retains most of a poor re-nickel with some scattered light pitting. Bbl, latch and cylinder are all matching numbered however, the frame assembly number was removed during refinish. Grips are numbered 20391 and retain most of an old refinish with a stress fracture inside the left grip. Bore is strong and dark with fine pitting, good mechanics. 4-48028 JR112 (Anderson Collection) (800-1,500)

SMITH & WESSON #3 RUSSIAN 1ST MODEL REVOLVER. Call 44 Russian. Blued finish, bbl cut to 6-6/19”, Cyrillic address on the rib with eagle proof. Grips are replacement 2-pc ivory and there is a lanyard loop in the butt. Serial number is followed by a star indicating factory refinish. SN 6165. CONDITION: Excellent as refinished. Retains about 98% strong bright blue, artificially aged grips are shrunken with a chip out of the left side. Numbers are all matching, bore is bright and shiny with scattered minor pitting, fine mechanics. 4-47927 JR42 (Anderson Collection) (1,000-1,500)

SMITH & WESSON #3 RUSSIAN 1ST MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Commercial marked 8” keyhole ribbed bbl and 2-pc walnut grips. Lanyard stud hole filled with a screw. SN 26417. CONDITION: Fair. No original finish remains being mottled gray-brown patina. Latch and ejector ratchet mechanisms are replacements. Screw heads have been redressed and one or two are replacements. Left grip has a repaired crack down the center. Mechanics are fine, bore is dark and strong with light to moderate pitting. Bbl and cylinder are mismatched. 4-47940 JR32 (Anderson Collection) (500-1,000)

TULA ARSENAL COPY OF SMITH & WESSON 1ST MODEL RUSSIAN REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Nickel finish, 7-1/16” keyhole ribbed bbl with Cyrillic address and the number 2806 on the rib. Pinned half moon steel sight blade and smooth 2-pc walnut grips with a lanyard loop in the butt. SN 2806. CONDITION: Fine, appears to be assembled from parts as everything is mismatched. Frame retains 85-90% strong bright nickel, bbl and cylinder appear to be a cleaned metal color. There are two or three replaced screws and others are battered. Grips have a stress crack in the right side. Bore is bright and shiny with scattered light pitting, mechanics are stiff. 4-47933 JR43 (Anderson Collection) (500-1,000)

SMITH & WESSON #3 AMERICAN 2ND MODEL LARGE FRAME REVOLVER. Cal. 44 American. Usual configuration, 8” keyhole ribbed bbl, 2-pc smooth walnut grips with a plug screw in the lanyard stud hole. SN 28845. CONDITION: Poor to fair. No original finish remains being a dark brown patina with moderate to heavy rust pitting. Appears to be all matching including the grips. Ratchet pawl is a replacement. Strong dark bore, mechanics need attention. Grips are worn. 4-47961 JR122 (Anderson Collection) (400-700)

MINIATURE FRENCH FOWLING PIECE. NSN. Cal. 31. 19-1/8” part oct. bbl. Bbl has been etched to show a damascus pattern. The breech plug, lock, trigger guard and tang are lightly engraved with scrolls. Stock is carved on the bottom with a bearded face. The ramrod is a replacement. CONDITION: All metal has been polished. Stock has been repaired in front of the lock but the carving is still sharp. Action is good. FS30 4-47888 (1,000-2,000)

JOSEPH MANTON DOUBLE BARREL FLINTLOCK SHOTGUN. Cal. 14 bore. Fine, high-quality flintlock shotgun with 29-1/2” damascus bbls with the makers name engraved on the top rib, plus “NEW IMPROVEMENTS BY HIS MAJESTY’S PATENT”. Both lock plates are; marked, “Joseph Manton patent” with waterproof pans and roller frizzens with bushed touch holes and Manton touchmarks on the breech block. Bbl has two damascus guides containing a brass-tipped ebony ramrod. Furniture is iron with engraved long tang, large trigger guard that has pineapple finial and the nose pipe also a pineapple finial. Breechblock, tang, trigger guard and furniture are all very nicely engraved with foliate arabesque patterns. Mounted in a 1-pc straight grain walnut stock with smooth steel buttplate that has and engraved stepped top tang. Wrist is checkered and the forearm is secured with a single wedge. Accompanied by a copy of the letter dated 1963 transferring ownership of this shotgun to Henry E. Coe, III, of Long Island, New York; an ancestor of the consignor. And another, hand-written, dated April 29th, 1963 giving history of this shotgun. Also accompanied by a James Dixon shotgun flask and a leather shot flask with hunter, dogs and dead stag. SN 8807. CONDITION: Fine. Bbls retain 60-70% silvery brown pattern mixed with patina and are sound. Stock is sound, showing moderate to heavy wear with a fine hand-rubbed patina. Locks and furniture are a medium gray patina with no original finish. Mechanics are fine. Strong, clean bores with fine pitting. Brass flask is fine with minor dents. Shot flask is sound with crude repair at the neck, dark and worn. 4-48879 JR677 (2,000-4,000)

FINE PURDEY DOUBLE BARREL PERCUSSION SHOTGUN. Cal. 12 bore. High grade shotgun with 29-1/2” damascus bbls reduced from 32”, with makers’ name and address on the top rib. Lockplates, hammers, breech block and rib extension are engraved with very fine, high quality foliate arabesque pattern engraving. Trigger guard, with its pineapple finial and nose pipe, also with pineapple finial, are matching engraved as is the grip cap and buttplate tang. Stock is 1-pc honey and chocolate marble cake French walnut with checkered forearm and pistol grip with small cheek piece and smooth steel buttplate having a long stepped top tang. Bbls are secured with a single wedge through the forearm. An original style ramrod is underneath the bbl in two damascus guides. Front trigger is serrated and the rear is smooth. Also has the patented Purdeys grip safety. Grip cap is engraved “HARE / POWELL”. Bottom of buttstock has a hole for a sling loop and there is a sling loop stud on the rear ramrod guide. Accompanied by several pages of information regarding Col. John Hare Powell who was, according to email messages between consignor and Purdeys, Col. Powell was the original purchaser of this shotgun in 1837 and it was finished with 32” bbls. Col. Powell was a successful merchant and Secretary of the US Legation in London and later was the Inspector General in the regular Army with the rank of Col. He founded the PA Agricultural Society and was a member of the PA Senate 1827-30. SN 2920. CONDITION: Bbls, reduced as noted, retain about 80% thin original pattern with a small repaired dent in left bbl. Lockplates retain 75-80% subtle English case colors and the trigger guard about 60% blue. Wood is sound and retains most of its fine oil finish. Strong bright bores with light frosting. 4-47873 JR668 (3,000-6,000)

PATRICK MULLIN DOUBLE BARREL PERCUSSION MUZZLE LOADING SHOTGUN. Cal. 14 bore. Fine early percussion dbl with 27-1/2” damascus bbls marked on top rib “PATRICK MULLIN NEW YORK”, with what appears to be the original brass mounted ebony ramrod. Flat lockplates with flat sided hammers and scalloped fences with the makers’ name on each side. Large trigger guard with pineapple finial and long lower tang. Nose piece also has a pineapple finial. 1-pc stock is of nicely figured walnut with the bbls secured by a single wedge through forearm. Checkered straight grip with smooth steel buttplate having a long stepped tang. Bottom of the bbls have English proofs. Accompanied by a letter from Newbold L. Herrick of New York dated April 25, 1963 to Henry E. Coe III of Long Island New York transferring ownership of this shotgun with some minor history. A letter dated April 27, 1963 on Mr. Coes’ letterhead gives a little more history on the provenance of this shotgun. Mr. Coe states that Mr. Herrick had told him that his friends’ father had killed many ducks in China with this shotgun. NSN. CONDITION: Bbls retain 50-60% mottled brown pattern. Lockplates are mostly a silver brown with colors in the sheltered areas. Stock has a hairline crack in back of each lockplate, otherwise is sound and retains most of a fine oil finish with some mildew. Strong bright bores with scattered fine pitting. Mechanics are fine. 4-48881 JR652 (400-700)

LANE & READ LARGE BORE HALF STOCK FOWLER. Cal. approximately 4 Bore. High grade fowler with 34” round damascus bbl with concave quarter rib and single bead. Stock is beautifully grained honey and chocolate, highly figured, French walnut with checkered wrist and large shadow cheek-piece. It has pewter nose cap and a single wedge through oval German silver escutcheons. The iron trigger guard is large with a square front and pineapple finial and long pointed pistol grip tang. Bbl has an iron bottom rib with one iron guide and iron nose pipe that contains, what appears to be, the original brass tipped rammer. The lock plate is front action and marked “LANE & READ/BOSTON”. The bottom of the bbl has English proofs. The buttplate is smooth steel with a long stepped tang. There is a small gold oval plate on the bottom of the stock with modern engraving “DANIEL WEBSTER”. CONDITION: Fine. The exposed part of the bbl is a dark brown patina with damascus pattern showing through. Under the forearm is strong bright pattern. All the iron has a dark brown patina. Mechanics function fine. Wood is sound and retains most of a fine restored finish. 4-48454 JR334 (Dr. Ladd Heldenbrand Est.) (3,000-5,000)

PHILADELPHIA HALF STOCK RIFLE WITH SPURIOUS DERINGER MARKINGS. NSN. Cal. 36, 39-3/4″ oct. bbl marked “DERINGE /PHI” on the lockplate and “DERINGER/PHILA” on the bbl. Nipple is replaced. Fancy Philadelphia patchbox has a release button in the toeplate. It has been divided into two compartments inside and the rear is full of grease. Lower buttplate screw is stripped out. CONDITION: Gray-brown patina over all with areas of light surface rust and pitting. One sizeable dent on the top of the bbl just in front of the breech. Hammer and nipple are replacements. Stock has been cracked and repaired through the front bbl. key. Otherwise, fine. 4-47204 FS669 (1,000-2,000)

PHILADELPHIA TWO PIN HALF STOCK RIFLE WITH DERINGER MARKING. NSN. Cal. 46, 40-1/4″ oct. bbl. Marked “DERINGER/PHILA” on the lock. Ramrod, hammer and nipple have been replaced. Philadelphia style patchbox has an ivory release button in the toeplate. CONDITION: Rust-brown patina with light to moderate pitting over all. Stock has several short cracks including some that have been repaired. Stock has been refinished. Mechanically okay. 4-47205 FS682 (750-1,250)

PERCUSSION FULL STOCK RIFLE. Cal. 38. 41” oct bbl, no markings on lock or bbl. Simple four piece patch box with side rails nailed on. NSN CONDITION: Heavy brown patina with moderate to heavy pitting around the breech. Stock has been broken through the lock area and repaired with some additions. Other splits and slivers along the forearm have not been repaired. The nipple is broken, ramrod is replaced. Mechanics needs work.4-48720 (1,000-1,500)

SOUTHGATE HOMEMADE HEAVY BENCH RIFLE. Cal. 54. Massive homemade bench rifle with 44″ round bbl, 1-3/8″ at the muzzle. Lock is unmarked and convertible from flintlock to percussion or visa versa. It has dbl set triggers and a sight extension as part of the breech plug tang. There is a target sight base at the muzzle. It is all mounted in a massive flat bottomed, 1-pc walnut stock, 58-1/2″ overall length. Buttstock is built on modern lines with a deep pistol grip, Monte Carlo comb with cheek-piece and an old Jostam pad. CONDITION: Fine. Iron retains a dark brown patina, sights are missing, wood has hairline in the wrist. Mechanically fine. Would make a good old shooter. 4-47223 JR466 (250-450)

JOHN LASH PERCUSSION FULL STOCK RIFLE WITH FANCY PATCHBOX. NSN. Cal. 42, 29-3/4″ oct. bbl marked “JOHN LASH /1856” on top, surrounded by six stars, an eagle and a pointing hand. The curly maple stock, inlays and patchbox all appear to be excellent replacements, and all the inlays expertly installed. Lock is marked “JOHN GRIFFITH/CINCINNATI O”. CONDITION: Rust-brown patina on bbl, light pitting on lock. Wood looks unused. 4-47212 FS671 (400-700)

PERCUSSION FULL STOCK RIFLE. Cal. 50. 40” oct bbl, no markings. The lock screw was hole was redrilled to fit this lock to the gun. Hammer and ramrod are replacements. NSN CONDITION: Smooth brown patina on the bbl except at breech, which is very heavily worn. Wood is cracked at the rear of the trigger guard and some small slivers are missing along the forearm. The bottom inch of the buttplate is missing. Stock has been sanded and revarnished. The rear sight has been filed. Mechanics need work. 4-48721 (800-1,200)

PERCUSSION FULL-STOCK RIFLE. Cal. Bored out to 60. 41” oct bbl, single lockplate screw. NSN. CONDITION: Heavily pitted around the breech. Stock has been cleaned but the chips, splinters and cracks have not been fixed. Ramrod is a replacement. Mechanically needs work. 4-48830 FS178 (300-500)

PERCUSSION FULL-STOCK RIFLE. Cal. Bored out to 60. 39-1/2” oct bbl. NSN. CONDITION: Heavy rust-brown patina overall. Stock has numerous splits, chips and slivers missing, as well as the forearm tip. Ramrod is a replacement. Mechanically needs work. 4-48833 FS179 (200-400)

RAMSDELL BUCK AND BALL GUN. Cal. .58, 32” part oct bbl, of military style. Marked “C. V. Ramsdell / BANGOR Me” on the upper left flat. Rear sight is missing. CONDITION: Gray patina on the bbl and lock. Wood is sharp and has possibly been cleaned although it has not been sanded. Mechanically fine. 4-47866 FS75 (200-400)

ASSEMBLED HALF-STOCK RIFLE. Cal. 45. 34” oct bbl. The parts are from various sources with drum, ramrod and patch box being of recent origin. NSN. CONDITION: Gray-brown patina with moderate to heavy pitting on the bbl. Stock has cracks at the butt but is otherwise good. Mechanically needs adjustment. 4-48827 FS175 (150-300)

SMALL FRAME VOLCANIC PISTOL. SN 1707. Cal. 31. 3-3/4” oct. bbl. The follower and spring are replacements. Marked “NEW HAVEN CONN. / PATENT FEB 14. 1854” on top of bbl. CONDITION: Scant traces of finish on the bbl. The trigger spring is a replacement. Grips are well worn with chips missing at the base and initial stamped in the bottom. The brass has numerous dents and scratches with rubbed areas on the left side. Action is good. X12 4-48418 (3,000-5,000)

SMITH & WESSON VOLCANIC PISTOL. SN 129. Cal. 31. 4-1/8” part oct. bbl. Marked “SMITH & WESSON / NORWICH. CT.” on top flat of bbl. The patent marking on the left flat of the bbl is unreadable due to pitting. CONDITION: Heavily pitted on left side, lightly on right except at rear of frame where it is heavier. Grips are slightly undersized and possibly refinished. Action is good. X13 4-48419 (3,000-5,000)

SMITH & WESSON SMALL FRAME VOLCANIC PISTOL. Cal. 30. All steel, 4” bbl with usual marking on the top flats “CAST/STEEL/SMITH & WESSON/NORWICHH, CT./PATENT/DEC 25 1849”. Patent date is nearly illegible. Frame and sideplates are lightly engraved in foliate arabesque patterns and it has bag shaped walnut grips that appear to be old replacements. SN 6. CONDITION: Sideplates and left link are matching numbered. Right link appears to be a replacement. Bolt is numbered “2”. The carrier was not removed but appears to be original. Right front sideplate screw is a replacement and does not fit. Balance of the internal parts were not examined as they are covered in old heavy grease. Hammer screw appears to be a replacement. The follower and the swivel retainer are replacements, as are the muzzle cap screws. Strong bore that is dark, with fine pitting. No original finish remains being a gray metal color with moderate pitting over all the metal surfaces. Hammer will sometimes not hold at full cock. 4-48053 JR249 (Anderson Collection) (3,000-4,000)

UNWIN & RODGERS KNIFE PISTOL. NSN. 6mm RF. 3-1/2” German silver and iron bbl. Two folding blades both 3-5/8. One marked “NON.XLL / UNWIN& / RODGERS / PATENT”. CONDITION: Main spring is broken. Both blade positions wrong. Left scale is broken at the second pin. The right one is badly scuffed with a crack through the same pin and a small piece missing at the rear. Mechanically needs work. 4-48538 FS 1 (900-1,200)

MARIETTE PEPPERBOX. SN. 100. Cal. .38, 3-7/16” round bbls. Marked “MARIETTE / BREVETE” on the front grip strap. The grip is carved at the base with leaves and checkered at the top. CONDITION: Smooth brown patina with part of the bbl markings removed from an earlier cleaning, minor wear to the grips. Action is fine. 4-48400 FS64 (400-600)

*TAYLOR FUR GETTER. SN. 2805. Cal. .22. 6” round bbl. Standard markings on both sides of the frame. CONDITION: Brass parts have a mellow patina. The iron parts are lightly pitted. Mechanically fine. FS44 4-48540 (150-300)

SHARPS MODEL 2B FOUR BARREL DERRINGER. Cal. 22 Short. Blue and nickel finish, brass frame with smooth walnut grips. All markings are on the left side of frame and the bbl release is a knurled button on left side of frame. Consignor states that this pistol belonged to his grandmother, Mary Tobin, whose stage name was Lillie Brink, a Broadway performer in the 1880’s. SN 2863. CONDITION: Very good. Bbls retain traces of original blue in sheltered areas being mostly a cleaned gray patina. Frame retains 92-95% strong original nickel and the grips 95-97% original varnish. Bores are strong and bright with some light pitting. Bbl screw is battered, functions fine. 4-47879 JR515 (400-700)

SHARPS MODEL 1A 4-BARREL PISTOL. Cal. 22. 2-1/2” fluted bbls. The grips, grip retainer and screw are replacements. SN 18762. CONDITION: Fair with light pitting on the bbls, heavier on the left side. The frame has a mellow patina. Grips are unfinished and loose. Mechanically needs work. 4-48847 FS199 (200-300)

FRANK WESSON SUPERPOSED SWIVEL BREECH 2 BARREL DERRINGER. Cal. 32RF. brass frame with 2-1/2” iron bbl that swivels around a center pivot with half moon German silver sights on each bbl. One bbl is rifled, other is smooth bore. It has bird head, 2-pc rosewood grips with small ivory diamond inlays at the top. CONDITION: Good, cleaned bright, markings intact, grips refinished, strong bright bores. 4-48486 JR367 (Dr. Ladd Heldenbrand Est.) (400-700)

WHEELER’S PATENT SWIVEL BARREL DERINGER. Cal. 22-32. 3” oct bbls, standard markings on top of each bbl. SN 2084. CONDITION: Gray patina mixed with pits on iron parts, frame has a mellow patina. Right grip is cracked from top to bottom and has been repaired. Action is good. 4-48846 FS184 (250-350)

REMINGTON ELLIOT FOUR BARREL PISTOL. SN 14145. Cal. .32. 3-1/2” bbl. Standard markings on sides of barrel. Grips do not fit well. CONDITION: 40% blue on the barrel, traces on the frame. Mechanically good. FS52 4-47803 (250-500)

REMINGTON VEST POCKET DERINGER. SN 11916. Cal. 22. 3-1/4” part oct. bbl. The Remington marking on top of the frame is only partially readable. CONDITION: The rear frame screw is broken and riveted. The trigger spring is missing, the left grip is cracked. FS38 4-48542 (150-300)

CHICAGO PALM PISTOL. Cal. 32 extra short RF. Nickel finish, hard rubber side panels, lightly engraved on the right side of frame and on bbl. Hard rubber grip panel. SN 10785. CONDITION: All matching, springs are intact but cylinder does not rotate. Hard rubber panels are turning chocolate and show light wear. Overall retains 95% original nickel. Strong dark bore. 4-48416 JR484 (500-1,000)

CASED PAIR OF POCKET PISTOLS. 1) OK. Cal. 22. 2-3/4” part oct bbl. SN 2842 CONDITION: Moderate pitting on the bbl and hammer, mellow patina on the frame. Grips are worn but retain traces of the original finish. Mechanically needs work. 2) Unmarked. Cal. 30RF. 3-3/4” oct bbl. SN 3134. CONDITION: Moderate pitting on bbl and hammer. Frame has several small dents. Missing a large chip at the heel of the left grip. Mechanically needs work. The case is a modified Waterman’s fountain pen case. 4-48844 FS203 (200-300)

RARE AND SCARCE SHARPS CARTRIDGE BOX. This very rare and scarce box is 4-3/4” long, 2-7/16” wide x 1-1/4” deep. Black label with gold lettering and lime-green band. Label has a picture of an engraved sharps 4 bbl. derringer with the lettering across the top in two lines, “100 Superior Size No. 2 Pistol Cartridges /Manufactured by C. Sharps & Co.___PHILADA.”and in smaller lettering down the right side in five lines, “To Insure Accurate Shooting, These Balls are Greased. Care should be taken to keep them so.” CONDITION: Label is completely intact with some very minor nicks to the edges and three small nicks in the label, not affecting the image, although in some places the lettering is faded and faint. Lid has three broken corners with fuzzed edges, otherwise is completely intact with some minor soiling. An extremely rare box. 4-47872-397 JR682 (2,000-3,000)

SMALL LOT OF ANTIQUE COLLECTIBLE CARTRIDGES. 1) 44 Lipfire Army. 23 copper case cartridges with grooved lead bullet, no head stamp marking, in their original 24 round horizontal pack box which is missing the lid. The bottom outer box is brown and black marbled cardboard with the inner frame blue cardboard. The cartridges are lightly oxidized with some light scattered verdigris. The box has blown corners with some wear, otherwise is fine. 2) 10 rounds of 40-50 Sharps straight paper patched cartridges contained in the top half of a pea-green Remington/UMC cartridge box top. Ammunition is bright and shiny, paper patches are clean and white, box top is fair. 3) Full box of Robin Hood 32 S&W shot. Purple label 2-pc box with wooden sabot cartridges. The label is faded but legible missing about 1/2” of the top end and one complete end also missing, one side of the top missing. Packet was sealed so ammunition was not examined. 4-49004 JR784 (1,000-2,000)

SCARCE VOLCANIC ROCKET BALL CARTRIDGE. Cal. 31. Usual lead configuration with several lubricating grooves, a brass insert with cork center in the base. CONDITION: Very fine, slight oxidation, no dents or damages. 4-48774 JR450 (100-200)

*LOT OF 3 MODERN PISTOLS. 1) Navy Arms Sharps. SN 4755. Cal. .22. 2-3/8” bbl. In original box. CONDITION: Unused but frame corroded and grips undersized and loose. 2) Pair of Colt No. 4 Deringers. SN 82424D & 82425D. Cal. .22, 2-1/2” bbl. CONDITION: Unused but slightly corroded in original box. The box is badly scuffed. FS37 4-48545 (100-200)

FINE RARE SAMUEL J. HOGGSON ENGRAVED SILVER PLATE HENRY RIFLE. Cal. 44RF Henry. Silver plated receiver with 24” oct bbl, integral magazine tube, fine German silver front sight and Henry ladder rear sight. Stock is lightly figured dark walnut with early round heel buttplate. Receiver is typically Hoggson engraved with a large flower on each side of the receiver on the front panels, a bird dog on point on the left sideplate and foliate arabesque patterns elsewhere, almost identical to serial number 6065, 1888 and 7009 pictured on pages 36, 43 & 47 of The Winchester Book by George Madis. Top of the receiver has two small holes, one larger than the other. The larger of which is tapped, apparently for an early Malcolm scope mount similar to the one picture on page 41 of the 1985 Edition of The Winchester Book by George Madis. Removing the stock discloses the serial number on the left side of the lower tang with the letter “S” stamped above it indicating silver plating. The buttplate has the serial number stamped inside of the toe. Walnut stock is not marked and neither are any of the screws. The buttplate tang screw is a replacement and set at an angle as there is a broken screw directly under the hole. This screw head has been modified to fit the angle of the tang. SN 4527. CONDITION: Extremely fine. Bbl and mag tube retains full coverage, smooth even plum-brown patina with only minor edge wear. Receiver is fine and retains about 75% original silver plating. Stock is sound and retains most of its custom finish. Buttplate retains 70-75% silver plating. Bore is bright and shiny with a little scattered fine pitting. 4-48630 JR555 (55,000-75,000)

SCARCE MARTIALLY MARKED HENRY RIFLE. Cal. 44RF Henry. Usual configuration with 24” oct. bbl, integral magazine tube, brass receiver and straight grain walnut stock. Early round heel trapdoor buttplate. Inspector marks in the usual places with “CGC” and an “H” on the bbl, double “HH” on the right front edge of the receiver and a tiny “C” on the right side of the heel of the buttplate. There is an oval cartouche on the right side of the wrist. This is 1 of only approx. 1900 Henry’s purchased by the Union Army during the Civil War. Removal of the stock disclosed the serial number stamped on the left side of the lower tang, inside the top tang channel on the stock, inside the toe of the buttplate and on the two buttplate screws. Tang screws are not numbered but appear original to this rifle. Accompanied by a 2-page letter from George Madis certifying the authenticity of this rifle. SN 3066. CONDITION: Very fine. Retains traces of blue in the sheltered areas on the bbl with scattered very fine pitting being mostly a brown patina. Receiver is a medium mustard patina showing old edge wear. Stock is sound with a fine hand polished patina retaining generous amounts of an old refinish. Bore is strong with some shine mixed with pitting. Mechanics are fine. 4-48691 JR554 (35,000-55,000)

HISTORIC AND IMPORTANT WINCHESTER MODEL 66 SADDLE RING CARBINE THAT BELONGED TO OLIVER F. WINCHESTER. Cal 44 RF Henry. Standard carbine with 20” round barrel, full magazine, integral front barrel band and sight, round barrel band, 2-position flip rear sight, brass receiver with staple and saddle ring on the left side and brass carbine buttplate with trap. Accompanied by a letter dated February 16, 1970 from the Winchester Gun Museum identifying this carbine as “Assembled July 1, 1876” and “Sent to O.F.W.’s house (probably Oliver F. Winchester)”. The letter further states that “It was returned put in good order and cleaned and shipped out December 4, 1890”, and signed by T.E. Hall. It is accompanied by a Cody Firearms Museum’s letter dated July 26, 2002 stating the same as above with the additional notation “up at the house {the main office building}”. Additionally, there is a printout of the actual shipping record on file at the Cody Firearms Museum which identifies this carbine and in the sold column and order number column instead of the date and order number it simply has “OFW”. Under the remarks column in the same hand, is “up at the house”. Then in another handwriting is “put in good order & cleaned Dec. 4/90-22194”. Additional research at the Cody Firearms Museum research office disclosed two additional 66 carbines under the same order as this carbine, in 1890. They were also “refreshed”. Also accompanying is a copy of Oliver Winchester’s will from the probate records of New Haven, CT. History records that Oliver F. Winchester passed away in 1880, leaving his estate to his wife with three administrators. One was his son, another a lawyer and the third his son-in-law, named Thomas G. Bennett. The son passed away not too long after Mr. Winchester’s demise and the lawyer was deceased in the late 1880’s, leaving Mr. Bennett as the sole surviving trustee. In 1890 Mrs. Winchester decided to sell out all the property and possessions and move to California. Almost simultaneously Mr. Bennett was appointed as CEO or the head of Winchester operations. Mr. Bennett was well known as a hard driver and efficient manager. It stands to reason that, in cleaning out the estate, he would have returned this carbine and any others found in the Winchester home to the factory to be sold to raise capital. SN 131554. CONDITION: Very fine. The barrel retains about 85% strong original blue with light scattered spots of fine surface rust. The magazine tube is mostly a plum-brown patina with spots of moderate to heavy rust. The barrel band retains about 60% original blue. The receiver is extremely fine with sharp edges, a few light scratches and a beautifully medium mustard patina. The screws retain generous amounts of their original blue. The lever is mostly a blue-brown patina while the hammer retains about 30% fading case colors. The buttplate is fine with a light mustard patina and the screws retain most of their blue. The forearm has a hairline crack at the tip otherwise the wood is sound. It retains a fine oil finish with light handling and use marks. The lower tang is cracked through the lever lock, not affecting the operation. The bore is strong with sharp rifling and moderate to heavy pitting. Mechanics are fine. 4-49005 JR785 (35,000-55,000)

AFRICAN MARKED WINCHESTER MODEL 1866 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 44RF Henry. Standard rifle with 24” oct. bbl, full magazine, uncheckered wood with straight stock and crescent brass buttplate with trap. Stock is fitted with a sling loop and the foreend cap with a sling eye. Top of receiver, in front of the ejection port, is stamped “K.T / 1” and “CG” with the British broad arrow in between, stamped back to back in two places reading from both left and right. Buttplate is marked with the serial number inside the toe. SN 37509. CONDITION: Fair to good. No original finish remains. Four or five spots of heavy pitting on the left side of bbl and magazine tube with light fine pitting elsewhere. All the metal has been cleaned, brass polished. There are wrench marks on receiver. Loading gate is a replacement. Front sight blade is loose in the base and the rear sight blade is broken and missing. Wood is sound but has been refinished. Bore is worn and dark with visible rifling and a ring about midpoint. 4-48632 JR558 (2,750-3,750)

WINCHESTER MODEL 1866 SADDLE RING CARBINE. Cal. 44CF. Standard carbine with 20” round bbl, full magazine, uncheckered wood with straight stock and brass rifle buttplate with trap. There is a saddle ring and staple in the left side of receiver. Forearm has a hole through the tip just in front of the bbl band. SN 159978. CONDITION: Fair. No original finish remains. Iron is a silver metal patina with moderate to heavy pitting. Receiver is polished and worn with numerous small nicks and dings, battered screws and a replacement top tang screw. Rear sight is a homemade replacement. Wood, with the previously noted hole in the forearm, is otherwise sound having numerous nicks and scratches and a large cut on the right side of the buttstock. Bottom of the buttstock has a filled hole. Fair bore with strong rifling, dark with pitting. 4-48631 JR559 (2,250-2,750)

WINCHESTER MODEL 1866 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 44RF Henry. Standard rifle with 24” oct bbl, full magazine, uncheckered wood with straight stock and crescent brass buttplate with trap. Replacement silver blade Rocky Mountain front sight with a Henry style ladder rear sight. Top flat of the bbl is stamped “H6” in small letters. Buttstock has a factory sling loop and the forearm a replacement sling loop. SN 36345. CONDITION: Fair. No original finish remains. Iron being cleaned to white with scattered heavy pitting and heavy pitting on the hammer and lever. Receiver is worn and polished with numerous small nicks and scratches. Hammer screw is a replacement. Wood is sound, dark and oil stained showing heavy wear, missing a small sliver from the forearm with a repaired crack on each side. Strong bore with some shine and pitting. Lever and bolt will not open all the way. Lever lock is a replacement and the rear ladder sight blade is broken and missing, the loading gate is not correct. 4-48633 (2,750-3,750)

VERY RARE AND UNUSUAL FRENCH LEVER ACTION CENTER FIRE RIFLE. Cal. appears to be 44 American (44 American functions fine, 44 Russian and 44-40 are too long. Could be a European cartridge similar to the 44 American ). French attempt to create a lever action, repeating rifle based roughly on the design of the Henry rifle. Metal is iron with a 24” oct to round bbl that is either damascus or at least has damascus pattern with a small European style barleycorn front sight and a wide unfinished 2-leaf express sight on the top flat. The front sight is numbered 45. The forearm is rounded and about 7/8 length with a groove near the tip. It is secured with a single musket band with integral wire swivel and a corresponding larger swivel in the butt. The receiver is reminiscent of the Henry with a carrier that extends about 1/8” below the frame. The forward part of the frame has a loading system similar to the Briggs Patent System. The buttstock is more European musket in design with a semi-crescent smooth steel buttplate that has a long stepped top tang. The top tang has been filed and probably modified for a tang sight, which is missing. The bottom of the bbl, underneath the forearm is marked “LEOPOLD BERNARD CANNONIER A PARIS, 450 23177 1870”. It was featured in an article by C.W. Slagle in the fall 1992 edition of The Winchester Repeater magazine and is pictured on Pages 16 & 17 of Winchester, An American Legend by R.L. Wilson. It also sold as lot #776 in the May 20th 1998 Littlejohn auction. The Cody Firearms Museum currently has Oliver Winchester’s favorite shotgun in their inventory, which as made by Leopold Bernard and it is known that Winchester was friendly with Bernard. It is likely Winchester had some influence in the development of this rifle. CONDITION: Overall fine, bbl retains 60-70% plum blue with the damascus patterns showing through. The receiver has some light to moderate pitting on the left side and top of the receiver with the balance strong dull blue. Stock has a nicely repaired break through the wrist and a 1/2” x 2” area of fill. Retains most of an old refinish. Bore is bright and shiny, action is fine. 4-48473 JR3 (Dr. Ladd Heldenbrand Est.) (10,000-15,000)

RARE DELUXE SPECIAL ORDER WINCHESTER MODEL 1876 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 45-75. Very special rifle with 28” oct bbl, full magazine, wind gauge Beachs front sight, rare platinum line 7-leaf express sight, 2X wood with checkered forearm and black insert pistol grip stock with crescent steel buttplate with trap containing a 4-pc iron wiping rod. Receiver is blued with single set trigger and the rifle is fitted with sling eyes. Accompanied by a Cody Firearms Museum yellow sheet identifying this rifle as received in the warehouse on 8/18/97 and shipped 8/30/97 to WO #14483/ Butt is listed in the records as shotgun butt versus the crescent butt currently on the rifle. This is obviously an error in the records as there is no doubt, what so ever that the buttstock is correct and original to this rifle. Also accompanying are reproductions of pages 117 and 118 of The Winchester Model 1876 “Centennial” Rifle, which are charts indicating the relative rarity of the features found on this rifle. According to this book only 256 were checkered, 3 of which had 2X grade wood, 3 had a wind gauge front sight and 529 had 7-leaf express rear sights. Also accompanies is a close up photograph of the left side of the lower tang showing the assembly number and two X’s. SN 54965. CONDITION: About fine. Bbl retains about 92-93% dull original blue. Magazine tube about 95%. Foreend cap retains 92-93% bright blue. Sight is complete and original with a couple of the blades turning brown. Receiver and sideplates retain about 65-70% thin original blue, strong and bright in sheltered areas. Lever and hammer retain about 40% faded case colors. Buttplate retains about 95% original blue. Wood is sound and retains 92-93% original piano finish varnish with usual nicks and scratches from handling and use. Strong bright shiny bore with minor scattered light pitting. A fine rare 76 worthy of most anyone’s collection. 4-48641 JR545 (25,000-35,000)

WINCHESTER MODEL 1876 SADDLE RING CARBINE. Cal. 45-75. Standard carbine with 22” bbl, square base front sight and 1876 marked reverse mounted carbine ladder rear sight. Full length forearm with single bbl band and steel nose cap. Wood is uncheckered with straight stock and smooth carbine buttplate without trap. There is a stud and ring in the left side of receiver. 2nd type receiver with screwed on dust cover rail. Left side of the bbl and left front edge of receiver have British proofs. Accompanied by an early Buffalo Bill Historical Center letter identifying this rifle with listed shipping date of July 31, 1882 along with 19 other carbines of the same specifications to the same order. SN 24169. CONDITION: Extremely fine. Bbl retains about 95% strong bright original blue. Blue on the inside of the sight is brilliant. Receiver retains about 95% strong bright original blue overall with some light scratches on right sideplate and three rows of chemical spotting on the left side. The spotting removed the blue which is now turned to a brown patina. Wood is sound and retains 95-97% original finish with light handling and use marks and a few scattered bruises. There is a gouge on the left wrist and another on the left side of the forearm with corresponding dings on the metal. Brilliant shiny bore. 4-48803 JR610 (13,000-18,000)

WINCHESTER SPECIAL ORDER MODEL 1876 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 45-75. Standard grade rifle with 28” oct bbl, full magazine, Beach’s front sight and rare platinum line 7-leaf express sight. Single set trigger, uncheckered wood with straight stock and crescent steel buttplate with factory type sling loops. Accompanied by a Cody Firearms Museum yellow sheet identifying this rifle as originally shipped 11/17/88, returned and reshipped 9/19/94. The 7-leaf sight is not specifically mentioned, nor are the swivels, however, there is no doubt that this sight is original to this rifle. Sling loops may have been added in 1894 when the rifle was returned. SN 57885. CONDITION: Good to very good. Bbl and magazine tube retain about 50% blue turning brown with the balance a light patina. Rear sight is fine with one loose leaf that has some light dings. Receiver retains 60-65% thin original blue, strong in the sheltered areas. Wood is sound, missing a chip at the upper tang and retains a fine hand rubbed patina, probably an old refinish. Forearm has a gouge and there are a couple of small ones on the buttstock. Strong dark bore. 4-48640 JR550 (3,500-4,500)

RARE WINCHESTER SPECIAL ORDER MODEL 1876 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 45-75. Standard grade 2nd Model rifle with 28” oct bbl, full magazine, Beach’s front sight and rare 7-leaf platinum line express sight. Uncheckered wood with straight stock and crescent steel buttplate with trap. Stock has an after market musket sling swivel installed, none on the front end. Fitted with single set trigger. Accompanied by a Cody Firearms Museum yellow sheet identifying this rifle and verifying the 7-leaf sight showing shipment on 10/2/82. SN 22961. CONDITION: Good. No original finish remains being a brown patina overall with some mottling on the left side and sideplate. Magazine tube and bbl band are dented and dinged near the upper end with wrench marked just above the forearm. Wood is sound with a fine old hand rubbed patina and several moderate to heavy gouges. Strong dark bore. 4-48643 JR549 (3,250-4,250)

WINCHESTER SPECIAL ORDER MODEL 1876 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 45-60. Standard grade rifle with special order 30” oct. bbl, full magazine, uncheckered wood with straight stock and crescent steel buttplate with trap. Half-nickel front sight and long blade 1876 marked ladder rear sight. Accompanied by Cody Firearms Museum yellow sheet identifying this rifle as having been shipped 7/30/81. Information on page 116 of The Winchester Model 1876 “Centennial Rifle” indicates that there were 314 30” oct. bbls produced in the 1876 models. SN 14907. CONDITION: Good, plus. Bbl retains about 40% thin original blue mixed with brown patina. Magazine tube has a small dent and is mostly light brown patina with light pitting. Receiver retains 35-40% plum blue/brown patina with light to moderate pitting. Lever and hammer retain traces of original case colors. Top tang has moderate to heavy pitting, as does the buttplate. Buttplate has been cleaned. Wood is sound with moderate to heavy use and handling marks and retains most of an old refinish. Worn, dark bore with good rifling. 4-48642 JR561 (3,500-4,500)

DELUXE WINCHESTER MODEL 1873 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 38WCF (38-40). Fine deluxe rifle with special order 26” oct bbl, full magazine, checkered forearm and black insert pistol grip stock, crescent buttplate with trap. Bbl has Lyman front sight, 3-leaf carbine style express sight and Lyman loop style tang sight. Receiver is case colored. Accompanied by a Cody Firearms Museum letter identifying this rifle with shipment date of June 23rd 1883. SN 107942. CONDITION: Bbl retains about 90% original blue with an area turning brown about midpoint. Magazine tube is mostly a plum-brown with blue in sheltered areas. Receiver retains about 10% case colors, mostly on the left side with the balance turned silver mixed with scattered rust spotting. Stock has a hairline crack on back of the top tang and retains about 80% of a fine old refinish. There is a scratch on the forearm, otherwise the wood has light nicks, scratches and dings with a pattern of bruises on the buttstock. Bright shiny bore. 4-48801 JR608 (6,000-10,000)

RARE WINCHESTER SPECIAL ORDER MODEL 1873 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 44WCF. Standard grade 3rd Model rifle with 24” oct bbl, full magazine, Beach’s front sight and rare 7-leaf platinum line express sight. Uncheckered wood with straight stock and crescent steel buttplate with trap and single set trigger. Also fitted with factory sling loops and an original type Winchester sling. Accompanied by a Cody Firearms Museum yellow sheet identifying this rifle including the set trigger, sights, sling and swivels as having been shipped 8/16/93. SN 431698. CONDITION: Good. Bbl retains about 50% thin blue turning brown. Magazine tube is mostly silver metal color. Receiver retains 10-15% thin original blue in the sheltered areas with the balance a silver metal color. Wood is sound, overall retains a cleaned patina with traces of original finish on the buttstock. Strong bore with pitting in the grooves. Sling is very worn and thin but appears original. 4-48637 JR551 (3,750-4,750)

RARE WINCHESTER SPECIAL ORDER MODEL 1973 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 44WCF. Standard grade 3rd Model rifle with 24” oct bbl, full magazine, Beach’s front sight and rare 7-leaf platinum line express sight. Uncheckered wood with straight stock and crescent steel buttplate with trap and single set trigger. Also fitted with factory sling loops. Accompanied by a Cody Firearms Museum yellow sheet identifying this rifle including the set trigger, sights, sling and swivels as having been shipped 8/23/93. SN 431732. CONDITION: Fair to good. Refinished bbl, magazine tube and foreend cap. Receiver cleaned bright with moderate pitting. There is a small crack in the toe, retains most of an old refinish. Front sling loop is missing, stud is present. Strong bright bore with fine pitting. Hammer sometimes will follow the bolt on closing. 4-48638 JR552 (2,500-3,500)

*RARE WINCHESTER MODEL 1873 SMOOTH BORE RIFLE WITH BUFFALO BILL HISTORY. Cal. 44WCF (44-40). Standard grade rifle with 24” oct bbl, full magazine, uncheckered wood and straight stock with crescent steel buttplate with trap. Front sight is half nickel with a semi-buckhorn rear sight. This rifle was formerly in the Buffalo Bill Museum, Buffalo Bill Historical Center, Cody, WY for several years. It is accompanied by a Cody Firearms Museum yellow sheet identifying this rifle as smooth bore and being shipped 8/30/02. Also accompanied by a letter dated April 22 1939 from Rev. John Raymond Hand of Chicago and Philadelphia to the Chicago Historical Society, Chicago, IL. In the letter he advises them that this rifle had been inherited from his father who had received it from “Col. WM. F. Cody”. He states that his father was a designer for the Hotchkiss Blue Car Co. who had built several cars (presumably railroad cars) for Col. Cody’s show including the Col.’s private car. Also included is a letter in response to Rev. Hand from the Historical Society soliciting a five-year loan of the rifle to the Historical Society. Additionally, there is a five-year loan document dated May 8, 39 which has a pencil notation at the top that the rifle “Automatically became a gift in 1944”. One other document accompanies which is the actual museum listing sheet. Consignor states that he purchased this rifle directly from the Historical Society somewhere in the 1950’s or 60’s in association with Arnold Marcus Chernoff, a famous and well-known firearms dealer in the Chicago area. The Historical Society, at that time, was disposing of their entire firearms collection and Mr. Chernoff apparently had direct access and since consignor and Chernoff were friends, Mr. Chernoff advised him to buy this rifle. Several years ago, the consignor loaned this rifle to the Buffalo Bill Museum where it has resided until consigned to this auction. SN 558001. CONDITION: Good to very good. Bbl retains 60-70% original finish turning plum. Magazine tube retains 85-90% strong original blue turning brown at the muzzle end. Receiver retains 60-70% thin original finish, silver on top turning brown on the left sideplate, cleaned bright on the right side. Wood is sound with numerous nicks, dings and scratches and a large incised X on each side of the buttstock. Bore is bright and shiny with some scattered pitting. Mechanics are fine. 4-48824 JR587 (10,000-20,000)

WINCHESTER SPECIAL ORDER MODEL 1873 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 44WCF (44-40). Standard grade rifle with 24” oct. bbl, button magazine, uncheckered wood with straight stock and crescent steel buttplate with trap. Front sight is half nickel with a semi-buckhorn rear sight. Accompanied by a Cody Firearms Museum yellow sheet identifying this rifle as having been shipped 12/3/92. SN 440503. CONDITION: Good to very good. Bbl retains about 75% blue turning plum/brown. Receiver and sideplates retain 40-50% thin original blue with the balance a light patina. Wood is sound and retains about 50% original finish on the stock and with a fine hand rubbed patina on the forearm with numerous small nicks, dings and scratches. Strong bright bore with scattered fine pitting. Good shooter. 4-48636 JR562 (2,500-3,500)

WINCHESTER MODEL 1873 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 22 Short. Standard grade rifle with 24” oct bbl, full magazine, uncheckered wood, straight stock with crescent steel buttplate. Completely restored by Doug Turnbull. SN 290572. CONDITION: Extremely fine, as restored, retaining virtually all its fine blue and bright case colors. The foreend tip, lever, hammer and buttplate are case colored. Bore is bright and shiny, possibly relined. The inside tube appears to be a modern replacement. 4-48460 JR341 (Dr. Ladd Heldenbrand Est.) (1,250-2,250)

WINCHESTER MODEL 1873 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 32 WCF. Standard grade rifle with 24” oct bbl, full magazine, standard open sights, uncheckered wood, straight stock with crescent steel buttplate. Receiver and sideplates are after market engraved with a standing deer on the left side surrounded by foliate arabesque patterns with punch dot background. Engraving is not factory. Accompanied by a Winchester Museum letter indicating shipment on November 25th 1889 with eleven other rifles. SN 319202. CONDITION: As noted, about good. Retains most of a poor refinish to the metal with the wood retaining some original finish. Strong dark bore. 4-48358 JR471 (500-800)

RARE WINCHESTER SPECIAL ORDER MODEL 1873 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 44WCF (44-40). Standard grade rifle with 24” oct. bbl, full magazine, replacement front sight with the rare special order 7-leaf platinum line express sight. Uncheckered wood with straight stock and crescent steel buttplate with trap, single set trigger. All the metal surfaces have been gray Teflon coated. SN 431605B. CONDITION: As noted. About good. The Teflon coating is over light pitting. The long standing blade on the 7-leaf sight has the left side of the base broken. Wood is sound and has been refinished. Bore is strong but dark and pitted. Mechanics are fine. 4-48706 JR557 (2,000-3,000)

WINCHESTER MODEL 1873 SADDLE RING CARBINE. Cal. 44WCF (44-40). Standard carbine with 20” round bbl, full magazine, uncheckered wood with straight stock and smooth carbine buttplate with trap. There is a staple and ring in the left side of receiver. Bbl has square post front sight with 1873 dated carbine ladder rear sight. Accompanied by a Cody Firearms Museum letter identifying this firearm as originally shipped on 12/15/1883 as a rifle and changed to carbine on 4/3/1884. SN 143417. CONDITION: Fine to very fine. Bbl and magazine tube retain about 95% original finish turning plum on the bbl with several small spots of rust pitting. Receiver retains about 90% original finish, strong and bright on the right side with light surface etching and the left side covered with extremely fine pitting. Wood is sound and retains most of its original finish with a fine hand polish. Forearm has a few small bruises and scratches with a series of small bruises on the buttstock. Brilliant shiny bore. A very fine early 3rd Model carbine. 4-48800 JR607 (6,000-10,000)

WINCHESTER MODEL 1873 1ST MODEL SADDLE RING CARBINE. Cal. 44WCF (44-40). Early carbine with 20” round bbl, full magazine, 66 style front bbl band with integral sight, 2-position flip rear sight with thumbprint mortised dust cover, staple and ring on left side of receiver. Uncheckered wood with straight stock and smooth carbine buttplate with trap. Accompanied by a Cody Firearms Museum yellow sheet identifying this carbine with shipment date of 5/8/1878. SN 17080. CONDITION: Bbl and magazine tube are mostly a light brown patina with traces of finish in the sheltered areas and scattered light to moderate surface rust. Receiver retains 30-40% thin original blue with a balance a light patina. Wood is sound and retains most of an old refinish with a small repair to the left side of the forearm and three others on right side of buttstock. Bore is bright and shiny with a few scattered spots of rust. 4-48802 JR609 (6,500-10,000)

INSCRIBED WINCHESTER MODEL 1873 SADDLE RING CARBINE. Cal. 44WCF (44-40). Standard carbine with 20” round bbl, full magazine, uncheckered wood with straight stock and carbine buttplate with trap. Left sideplate is inscribed “C.W. ANDREWS / LONDON / 6”. Standard post front sight with an 1873 marked carbine ladder rear sight and a staple and ring on the left side of the receiver. Left side of the bbl and left front edge of receiver have British proofs. Accompanied by a Cody Firearms Museum yellow sheet identifying this carbine as being shipped 1/27/1891. SN 366296. CONDITION: Good, plus. Bbl and magazine tube retain 85-90% dark blue/brown patina that when cleaned may reveal substantial blue. Right side of bbl and magazine tube have a cleaned area. Receiver retains 40-50% thin original blue mixed with brown patina. Lever has traces of case colors with mottled silver patina. Hammer retains about 70% bright case colors. Wood is sound, missing a chip at the tang and retains most of an old refinish. Bright shiny bore with a few spots of scattered pitting. 4-48634 JR560 (3,750-4,750)

AFRICAN PROOFED WINCHESTER MODEL 1873 SADDLE RING CARBINE. Cal. 44WCF (44-40). Standard grade carbine with 20” round bbl, full magazine, uncheckered wood, straight stock, carbine buttplate with trap. Left side of bbl and receiver are marked with English proofs. Left side of buttstock is stamped “B.S.A. CO. 62”. This apparently stands for the British South Africa Company of Rhodesia in 1890. Bbl has standard square base front sight with 1873 marked carbine ladder rear sight missing the slide and there is a staple and ring on left side of receiver. SN 363897. CONDITION: Very fine, as refinished. Retains about all of a fine polished blue. Wood is sound and retains most of a good refinish. Strong bright bore with some fine pitting. 4-48635 JR563 (2,500-3,500)

*WINCHESTER MODEL 1873 MUSKET. SN 571015. Cal. .44-40. 30″ bbl. Made in 1903. A name “RAMB…(?)” is scratched on the right side of the buttstock. CONDITION: 90% blue over all. Worn on the sharp edges and mixing with light surface rust and scratches. Case-hardening is bright on the sides of the hammer and lever, partially faded on the bottom. Wood has normal handling marks. 4-44109 (3,000-5,000)

STEVENS POPE IDEAL SCHUTZEN RIFLE. Cal. Pope 33-40. Fine Model 49 rifle on a 44 action with 28” oct to round bbl about No. 3 weight. Case colored receiver, dbl set triggers, long loop lever, schnable tip splinter forearm with palm rest and Schutzen style heavy perch belly stock with deep cheek piece and Pope style aluminum Schutzen buttplate. Bbl has standard Stevens markings on top while the bottom flat is marked with Pope markings “21/141/269”. Bbl serial number (6680 under the forearm) does not match the receiver. Top flat is drilled and tapped for scope locks, which contain a J.W. Fecker small tube target scope. Bore has typical Pope left hand twist rifling. Muzzle is drilled for a Pope matching numbered 4-hole false muzzle, which accompanies, and is also accompanied by a reproduction brass Pope style bullet starter. Also accompanied by two targets reportedly fired from this rifle. This gun will be featured in Warren Greatback’s upcoming book on Pope bbls and rifles. SN 9503. CONDITION: Very good. Bbl retains about 90% original blue. Front sight is missing and there is an extra dovetail in the top flat through the bbl address. Receiver retains 60-70% faded original case colors and the lever 35-40% turning brown. Forearm is fine and retains traces of original finish. Buttstock is sound and retains about 90% thin original finish with fine crazing. Brilliant shiny bore, fine optics. 4-48493 JR543 (3,000-5,000)

*CASED WINCHESTER HI-WALL TAKEDOWN SCHUTZEN RIFLE. Cal. 22LR. Fine deluxe rifle with 30” No. 3 weight oct bbl. Wind gauge globe front sight with separate spirit level clip. Top flat is mounted with target blocks. Bottom flat is marked on the bottom under the forearm “C.C. Johnson” with a number. Receiver is blue and fitted with dbl set triggers and fancy finger rest lever that has had a nickeled insert for additional finger rest soldered in place. Top tang has a mid-range thin base vernier sight. Wood is very nicely grained with checkered schnable tip forearm that has a round wood palm rest and the stock with heavy Schutzen cheek piece and capped pistol grip, with perch belly and Schutzen buttplate. Case is English style green felt lined trunk case that contains a hang tag for a Winchester single shot takedown rifle, the spirit level clip and another palm rest iron. Top of the lid has a brass name plate hand stamped “H.P. Fletcher/Newport/R.I.”. The consignor inherited the gun and was told that it had been awarded as a shooting prize by the Governor of New York. SN 118695. CONDITION: Very fine. Bbl retains 95-97% fine custom blue, has been relined. Forearm retains most of a dark oil finish. Stock is sound and also retains most of its fine custom finish. Receiver retains about 95% fine restored blue finish. Bright shiny bore, good mechanics. Front trigger has been modified but functions. Case is worn and dark, relined, replaced straps and damaged hinge. 4-47875 JR534 (1,750-3,250)

FRANZ SCHILLING DELUXE GERMAN SCHUTZEN RIFLE. Cal. 8.15 X 46R. Beautiful deluxe Schutzen rifle with 29-3/4” fluted oct bbl with windage front sight base, sight is missing, and midrange rear sight groove on top flat and a large vernier peep at rear of receiver. Top flat has “FR. SCHILLING IN KOBURG” inlaid in gold surrounded by extremely fine silver and wire inlay. Top three flats over the chamber have silver inlaid, extremely fine, arabesque patterns. Receiver has full coverage Germanic foliate and floral engraving, shaded background with an oval panel on left side of a German girl with long flowing braids carrying ten liters of beer dressed in Bavarian costume. Right side has a corresponding oval in great detail of a man in Bavarian costume shooting a rifle. Lower half of the oval has very fine detail oak leaves and acorns. Each end of both ovals has very fine gold wire inlay. Top of the receiver and falling block are likewise engraved and the top tang has what appears to be very fine intertwined gold initials “EW.” Typical Schutzen trigger guard, engraved with dbl set triggers. Forearm is nicely checkered in the center in a shield pattern with both ends beautifully carved in foliate relief patterns with stippled background. Buttstock is typically early heavy semi-Schutzen style of marble cake French walnut with deep cheek piece carved on edge and around the entire bottom behind the lower tang with matching deep foliate patterns. The short horn Schutzen style buttplate is engraved to match the receiver. Breech block hinge pin is shaped like a key. Bottom of the bbl has two iron guides with the rear having a sling loop with corresponding loop on the stock. Wiping rod is missing. NSN. CONDITION: Good. Bbl retains an even dark blue/brown patina. Receiver is a medium gray patina. Lever retains case colors in sheltered areas. Wood is sound showing moderate wear with some oil staining around the tangs. Bore is strong and bright, in need of a good scrubbing. 4-48351 JR631 (5,000-10,000)

*STEVENS IDEAL MODEL 44-1/2. Cal. 38-40. Standard rifle with 28” No. 2 weight oct to round bbl, German silver Rocky Mountain front sight with Savage Arms marked open rear sight. Case colored receiver with tiny “S” shaped lever, uncheckered wood with semi-schnable forearm and straight stock with crescent steel buttplate. SN 4254. CONDITION: Good. Bbl retains 85-90% blue turning brown with some scattered very fine light surface rust and a few nicks on the oct portion. Receiver retains 15-20% faded case colors with the balance a brown patina. Wood is sound with the forearm retaining 70-75% original varnish with the stock retaining traces of original varnish being mostly a hand rubbed patina. Bore is strong with good shine and moderate pitting. 4-48427 JR666 (400-700)

FRAMED BUFFALO BILL SIGNATURE. Clipped ink signature of Buffalo Bill Cody that appears to have been the bottom of a letter with the line “True to friend & foe/WF Cody/Buffalo Bill/1887”. It is matted and framed with two reproduction photographs of Buffalo Bill, one as a young man posing with two Indians, one of whom appears to be Sitting Bull and the other as the older showman in a reclining pose. CONDITION: The signature is fine with one slight smear and a small water stain. The photos are also fine. 4-48369 JR458 (500-1000)

LARGE PHOTOGRAPH OF BUFFALO BILL. Very large photograph of a younger showman, William F.”Buffalo Bill” Cody.with image size 18” x 13-3/4”, depicting a stage posed Cody in fringed buckskins with short beaded leather jacket, fringed buckskin pants, and mid-thigh boots with spurs. He is wearing an extremely large square belt buckle with decorated satin shirt and neckerchief with his trademark hat. He is standing with his left hand on his hip and the right arm extended supporting a deluxe 1873 rifle. The bottom of the photograph is marked “Forbes Co. Boston. Mass. U.S.A.” and signed “Sincerely Yours, / W.F. Cody / “Buffalo Bill”. The signature is printed with the photograph. The print is contained in a fine 4” wide rococo gold plaster frame and not matted. CONDITION: The print is yellowed with a minor damage at the bottom not affecting the image, which is sharp and clear. The frame is missing two or three spots of plaster with some crackling and fading to the gold. A fine decorator item. 4-47868 JR 779 (800-1,200)

SCARCE 1902 LUGER CARBINE. Cal. 30 Luger. Standard carbine with 11-3/4” bbl, ramp front sight, 300m rear sight, full checkered wood grips with schnable tip checkered forearm secured with a single wedge and having a sling swivel loop attached. Accompanied by its matching numbered detachable buttstock with straight grip, checkered wrist sling eye and serrated horn buttplate. SN 23523. CONDITION: Very good. All matching. Bbl and receiver retain about 90% original blue overall with a couple of thin spots and a cleaned area near the muzzle. Frame retains 92-93% strong original blue, thinned on the front strap and sideplate. Bolt link and toggle retain about 95% bright blue. Overall, it retains about 40% straw colors. Wood is sound with the forearm having a couple of bruises in the checkering and some other nicks and scratches from handling and use. Buttstock retains 90-92% original varnish with normal handling and use marks with bug bites in the buttplate. Strong bore that is lightly frosted. 4-48680 JR584 (10,000-15,000)

*1900 AMERICAN EAGLE LUGER WITH IDEAL GRIPS AND SHOULDER STOCK. Cal. 30 Luger. 4-3/4” tapered round bbl, American eagle over chamber with Germany stamped below serial number on front of frame. Grips are smooth walnut with an unnumbered wood base commercial magazine. Stock is typical leather and blued steel marked “Patents Pending”. Magazine has stainless steel body with wood base secured with a single blued steel pin and stamped with a tiny flaming bomb on the bottom. SN 19157. CONDITION: Extremely fine, all matching except the grips which are unnumbered. Overall it retains 96-97% strong original blue with fine muzzle and edge wear. Retains 50-60% straw colors on various parts. Brilliant shiny bore with one small area of pitting. Stock is fine with the metal retaining about 75% strong original blue. Leather has a slightly crackled finish but is complete and intact showing only light wear. Grips are sound showing light wear with some light scratches on left side. 4-48671 JR501 (3,000-5,000)

*EARLY “S” CODE KRIEGHOFF LUGER. Cal. 9mm. Fine early Krieghoff with 4” bbl, and checkered brown plastic grips. Chamber has the “S” marking with the toggle link having the usual HK and anchor over Krieghoff/Suhl. Matching numbered Krieghoff marked aluminum base magazine with Haenel Schmeisser patent markings on right side along with an eagle “L” proof. SN 3140. CONDITION: Extremely fine retaining 95-96% strong original blue with light muzzle and edge wear. Overall retains 80% bright straw colors. All matching except the lock bolt, hold open, firing pin and grips which are unnumbered. Firing pin has the Krieghoff eagle proof with a “2”. Grips are extremely fine with only light diamond point wear. Magazine catch retains about 95% of its bright niter blue. Strong bright bore with fine pitting. 4-48675 JR500 (3,000-5,000)

*BULGARIAN CONTRACT LUGER. Cal 9mm. Usual configuration, 4” bbl with intertwined script “DWM” over the chamber and the Bulgarian crest on the toggle link. Full checkered wood grips with a Lanyard ring at bottom of the backstrap. Marking under thumb safety is in Cyrillic and extractor is marked in Cyrillic. Early stainless bodied wood base magazine that has had the serial number removed. SN 1431. CONDITION: Extremely fine as refinished. All matching, including grips. Extremely fine grips with slightly worn bore, dark in grooves. 4-48674 JR496 (2,500-4,000)

*SIMSON & CO. LUGER. Cal. 9 mm. Usual configuration, 4” bbl, blue finish, full checkered wood grips with blue body, wood base magazine bearing the serial number 1607k. The toggle link is marked, “Simson & Co/Suhl” and there are numerous eagle-6 proofs on the various parts. SN 8066. CONDITION: Fine to very fine, all matching, including the grips, the magazine as noted. Bbl and receiver retain 93-95% original blue with muzzle and bbl wear and thinned edges. Bolt, toggle and toggle link retain about 95% original blue. Frame retains 92-94% original blue thinning on the front and back straps. Overall the various pieces retain 60-70 % straw colors. Bright shiny bore, slightly frosted in the grooves. 4-48673 JR686 (2,500-3,500)

*SCARCE EAGLE “L” POLICE LUGER. Cal. 9mm. Usual configuration, 4” bbl. 1941 chamber date with Mauser banner on toggle link and police sear safety. Full checkered wood grips and a matching numbered aluminum base “fxo” magazine with Waffenampt 37 proof. Right side of receiver is stamped with a small eagle and “L”. SN 1657y. CONDITION: Very good, as refinished. All matching, including magazine and grips. Grips show moderate wear with some chipped diamonds on left side. Bright shiny bore. 4-48672 JR497 (2,000-3,500)

*1936 S/42 LUGER. Cal. 9mm. All blued with 4” bbl, full checkered wood grips. Accompanied by a stainless body Naval magazine with wood base having concentric rings and serial number 1559. Also accompanies is a blue bodied Haenel aluminum base magazine with the serial number 2846 and has the number 3 as well as eagle “S” proof. Also accompanying is a 1939 black leather holster with unmarked takedown tool in the flap pocket. Further accompanied by the original war trophy paper dated 8 November 1945 to Frank A. Peltier. SN 6686. CONDITION: All matching except the grips, which are unnumbered and the magazines as previously noted. Overall it retains about 95% strong original blue with light muzzle wear and fine edge wear. Grips are very fine with slight diamond point wear, a couple of gouges and a small chip on the left side. Bore is very bright and shiny and in need of cleaning. Holster shows considerable wear and was dyed a long time ago. The pocket flap cover is a replacement. 4-47784 JR507 (1,250-1,750)

*1938 S/42 LUGER. Cal. 9mm. All blued with 4” bbl, full checkered wood grips and two matching numbered blue bodied aluminum base magazines. Accompanied by an original black holster dated 1939 with an unmarked takedown tool in the flap pocket. SN 8306h. CONDITION: Very fine retaining 95-97% original blue with only light muzzle and fine edge wear. Grips are sound with moderate diamond point wear. Magazines are fine with light to moderate wear. Bright shiny bore with some slight frosting. Holster is fine, apparently re-dyed a long time ago. 4-48677 JR506 (1,500-2,500)

*SCARCE 1906 PORTUGUESE LUGER. Cal. 30 Luger. Usual configuration with 4-3/4” bbl. Marked over the chamber with a crown over “M2” intertwined. Full checkered wood grips, grip safety and no stock lug. Magazine is stainless steel body with unmarked aluminum base. Accompanied by an original Portuguese holster of lighter weight lined leather having a black front and brown back. It has a pocket on the front edge for cleaning rod. SN 719. This pistol is consecutive numbered to another Portuguese Luger in this auction. CONDITION: Very good to fine, all matching except the hold open, grips, magazine and firing pin which are unnumbered. Bbl and frame retain about 92-93% strong original blue. Toggle link and bolt retain 97-98% strong bright blue. Receiver retains about 80% dull blue turning plum. Grips are sound with moderate wear to the diamond points. Bore is strong and bright beginning to turn slightly frosty in the grooves. Holster is sound with slightly crackled finish and a hole worn at the toe. Belt loop is a replacement. 4-48679 JR509 (1,250-2,250)

*SCARCE 1906 PORTUGUESE LUGER. Cal. 30 Luger. Usual configuration with 4-3/4” bbl. Marked over the chamber with a crown over “M2” intertwined. Full checkered wood grips, grip safety and no stock lug. Magazine is stainless steel body with unmarked aluminum base. Accompanied by an original Portuguese holster of lighter weight lined leather having a black front and brown back. It has a pocket on the front edge for cleaning rod. SN 718. This pistol is consecutive numbered to another Portuguese Luger in this auction. CONDITION: All matching except magazine, hold open and firing pin which are unnumbered. Strong bore with light pitting, dark in the grooves. Holster shows considerable wear with a slightly crackled finish and a hole worn in the toe. Belt loop on the back is a replacement. Right grip has a crack, otherwise they are sound with moderate to heavy wear. 4-48678 JR505 (1,250-1,750)

*1914 ERFURT ARTILLERY LUGER. Cal. 9mm. Usual configuration, 8” bbl, fine tune sights, full checkered wood grips with stainless steel body, wood base magazine having Naval concentric rings and serial number 1179. Right grip is branded in large letters “EWB”. SN 1865a. CONDITION: All matching, except the magazine. Retains 85-90% dull blue with muzzle and edge wear. Grip frame is turning plum with fine rust spotting. Bore is bright and shiny with light pitting near the chamber. Magazine is fine. 4-48669 JR508 (1,250-1,750)

*1900 DWM COMMERCIAL LUGER. Cal. 30 Luger. Usual configuration with 4-3/4” tapered bbl. Full checkered wood grips and commercial wood base magazine. Marked “Germany” below the serial number on front of frame. 2nd type thumb safety with narrow trigger. Standard BU proofs. SN 5039. CONDITION: Extremely fine, all matching, including the grips, except the hold open which is numbered 75. Grips show very light wear. Overall it retains 96-97% strong bright original blue with minor muzzle and sharp edge wear and about 5% loss on high point of sideplate. Brilliant shiny bore. 4-48670 JR498 (1,250-2,250)

*KRIEGHOFF 1936 LUGER. Cal. 9mm. Usual configuration with 4” bbl, full checkered wood grips. Chamber is dated “36” with the HK and anchor over Krieghoff/Suhl on the toggle link. Magazine has a 655 Waffenampt and the number has been restruck. SN 3877. CONDITION: Good to very good, as refinished. Matching except grips and magazine. The firing pin is unnumbered. Light pitting on right side rail and a heavier spot on side of the receiver. Bright shiny bore. 4-48676 JR499 (900-1,400)

*1908 COMMERCIAL LUGER. Cal. 9mm. Usual configuration, 4” bbl, full checkered wood grips. Made without hold open or stock lug. Magazine has stainless steel body and Naval wooden base plug with concentric rings. SN 41721. CONDITION: Very fine, all matching except the magazine and grips, which are unnumbered. Overall retains 94-95% original blue with light muzzle and edge wear, thinning slightly at the bottom of the grip frame with some scattered very light rust spotting on front and back straps. Brilliant shiny bore, fine magazine. 4-48766 JR504 (600-1,000)

*1938 S/42 LUGER PISTOL. Cal. 9mm. Standard Luger with 4” bbl., all blued with full checkered walnut grips and matching numbered aluminum based magazine. There is a small “s” on the right rear side of the frame above the grip. Accompanied by a 1937 dated black Luger holster containing a takedown tool. SN 8777f CONDITION: Extremely fine, all matching including the left grip. The right grip is unnumbered but obviously came with this pistol. Overall it retains 95-96% original finish, slightly thinned on the grip frame turning gray on the backstrap. Bore is bright and shiny. The holster is all original showing substantial wear. 4-48406 JR454 (500-1000)

*1920 COMMERCIAL LUGER. Cal. 30 Luger. Usual configuration with 4” bbl, replacement smooth wood grips with unnumbered wood base magazine. Right grip has 3/4” inlay with a photograph of a Nazi officer. SN 2173k. CONDITION: About very good. Retains about 95% blue on the upper part with light muzzle and edge wear. Toggle, link and bolt retain about 97% original blue. Sideplate, about 70%. Frame retains about 65% dull blue with some spotting on the grip frame. Grips are numbered to another pistol, otherwise all matching. Brilliant shiny bore. 4-48668 JR495 (500-1,000)

*COLT PRE-WAR SUPER 38 SEMI-AUTO PISTOL. Cal. 38 Super. Fine pre-war pistol, blued finish with 5” bbl, full checkered walnut grips and 2-tone magazine with usual markings on the base. This is possibly former FBI property. SN 4391. CONDITION: Very fine. Retains 95-97% strong bright original blue overall with slight muzzle and light edge wear. There are a couple of spots of pitting on the slide and another at the bottom of the front strap with some small pinpoints of scattered light rust elsewhere. Grips show light to moderate wear with a few chipped diamonds and a small mashed spot on the left grip. Bore is bright and shiny with some scuffing in the grooves. Magazine is very fine with some staining to the white area and fine rust on the base. A very nice scarce Colt. 4-48859 JR541 (1,500-2,500)

*COLT ASSEMBLED 1911 A1 STYLE PISTOL. Cal. 45ACP. Has all the outward appearances of a usual 1911 A1 but has the markings of a 1911 slide with United States Property on the left side of the forward part of the frame with wide hammer, long trigger and short safety, straight spring housing and diamond checkered walnut grips. The serial number indicates this pistol should have been made at Springfield in 1915. However, it has the 1911 A1 relief cuts behind the trigger and is parkerized and there are no inspector marks on the frame. In addition, on each side of the frame, just below the thumb safety, partially under the grips, is a filled 3/8” dia. hole in the position where it has been observed that the experimental full-automatic selector switches were mounted. SN 132143. CONDITION: Very good, as reparkerized. Retains most of this finish. Grips show moderate wear. Bore is lightly frosted. 4-48666 JR512 (400-800)

*CHINESE BROOMHANDLE MAUSER. Cal. 45ACP. Chinese copy of the venerable broomhandle Mauser with 5-1/2” bbl, barleycorn front sight, 1000-meter rear sight and flat serrated slab wood grips. Chinese characters on both rear side panels. These pistols were produced in limited quantities and are only occasionally encountered on the open market. Accompanied by its original, matching numbered wooden holster/stock. SN 1566. CONDITION: Appears to be all matching. Retains about 85% thinning blue overall. Grips are fine with brilliant shiny bore. Extremely fine stock. 4-48667 JR510 (1,500-2,500)

*MAUSER BOLO BROOMHANDLE PISTOL. Cal. 30 Mauser. Standard bolo broomhandle with 4” bbl., 1000 meter sight, missing the right slide lock. Blued finish with ribbed walnut grip panels and a lanyard ring in the butt. Accompanied by a brown cloth-lined leather holster. SN 466495. CONDITION: Overall retains 85-90% strong original blue turning brown on the bbl. with lightly pitted grip frame. All matching. Dark grips that show moderate wear. Good dark bore. Holster shows heavy wear with a repair at the toe, missing the flap from one clip pouch. Wear elsewhere. 4-48915 JR687 (400-700)

*MAUSER LARGE RING BROOMHANDLE PISTOL. Cal. 30 Mauser. Usual configuration with 5-1/2” round bbl., replacement sleeve front sight, 1000 meter rear sight, large ring hammer with serrated wood grip panels and a lanyard ring in the butt. It is accompanied by a wooden stock/holster that is numbered to another pistol. SN 30733. CONDITION: Good to very good, all matching except the stock and retains most of an old reblue over some fine pitting on the sides of the frame. The stock retains about 90% original finish with no damages just minor handling and use marks. The bore is strong and bright, frosty in the grooves. 4-46489 JR749 (800-1,200)

GERMAN IMPERIAL PICKLEHAUB. Typical picklehaub of the era with black leather body having the usual brass spike on top with large German imperial eagle on the front and metal rosettes on the sides. Complete with the chin strap. CONDITION: Good to very good. Minor crackling and losses to the surface finish. Brass is in fine shape with one or two spots of verdigris. Lining is intact. 4-48393 JR464 (400-600)

LOT OF TWO BOOKS. Entitled World War II by C.L. Sulzberger. These books are Colts Commemorative Edition on the American Heritage Picture History printed for the commemorative collectors. Consists of 640 pages of mostly black and white photos from all the fronts, complete with dust jackets. CONDITION: Both books are in extremely fine condition with one having minor scuffing on the dust jacket. 4-48407; 4-48408 JR467 (50-150)

*REMINGTON MODEL 1903 U.S.M.C. WWII SNIPER RIFLE. Cal. 30-06. Usual 1903 configuration with 24” round bbl with Remington stamp and date 12-41, parkerized finish, split front band with bayonet lug, grooved middle band, type “C” stock with “FJA” cartouche, Remington cartouche and Ordinance Corp wheel on left side of the wrist. Front receiver bridge and bbl are mounted with target blocks containing a Unertl 8X target scope, serial number 2013, marked “USMC-SNIPER”. The handguard has been modified to accommodate the scope block. Rifle has usual 1903 front and rear sights. Buttstock has a checkered buttplate with trap and it has a WWII style military sling. This rifle was purchased by a previous consignor from an individual who had obtained it directly from the Quantico Marine Station Museum. He will provide a letter to the successful purchaser. SN 3023683. CONDITION: Very fine. Retains 96-97% strong original gray-green parkerizing on the metal and a fine hand rubbed patina on the wood. The target scope rings retains most of their bronze lacquer finish and the scope about 95% of its original blue with some light spots of rust on the eyepiece. Excellent optics. Strong bright bore, lightly frosted in the grooves. 4-48681 JR783 (4,000-6,000)

*SPRINGFIELD PHILIPPINE CONSTABULARY KRAG RIFLE. Cal. 30-40 Krag. Scarce altered carbine with 22” barrel, muzzle turned to accept 1905 bayonet, with shortened rifle stock, having a split front band with bayonet lug and stacking swivel and middle band with sling swivel and corresponding swivel in the buttstock. It has a pedestal front sight and a 2,000 yard Buffington style rear sight. The left side of the stock at the wrist has the cartouche “J.F.C.” in a rectangle. The buttplate is smooth steel with trap. Ser. 229317. CONDITION: Very good, the barrel and bands retain about 90% dull original blue. The receiver and cartridge box about 80% blue mixed with patina. The extractor retains about 90% nitre blue. The forearm has a crack, otherwise the wood is sound and retains a fine old hand rubbed patina with large scrape on the buttstock and some oil staining around the receiver. The bore is strong and bright, with some scattered light pitting. 4-48966 JR766 (1,000-1,500)

*SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1899 KRAG CARBINE. Cal. 30-40krag. Usual carbine with 22”bbl., pedestal front sight with stamped metal cover, 2,000 yard ski-jump rear sight and 1901 cartouche. It has a commercial military style sling with the rear swivel added and the front band probably a replacement. Left rear side of receiver is mounted with a Lyman Model 21 style receiver sight. Hand guard is missing. SN 857887. CONDITION: As noted, metal retains an even plum blue-brown patina with scattered freckles of light surface rust. Stock is sound with a small notch cut to accommodate the receiver sight and some light mildew on the left side. Strong bore, frosty in the grooves. 4-48967 JR765 (400-700)

*SERBIAN M99/07 MAUSER RIFLE. Cal. 7 mm. Reasonably scarce rifle on a 95 style action with 29” bbl. turned down muzzle, barleycorn front sight, 2000 meter ladder rear sight, Cyrillic markings on the left side of the receiver and receiver bridge. Accompanied by a U.S. Military sling dated 1918. SN P14374. CONDITION: Good to very good. Appears to be all matching and retains about 90% blue/brown, stronger on the receiver. Wood is sound and dirty with usual handling and use marks. Strong dark bore that may clean. 4-48916 JR692 (300-500)

RARE DELUXE WINCHESTER MODEL 1886 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 50 Express. Beautiful case colored deluxe 86 with 26” oct bbl, full magazine, about 3X flame grain center crotch cut walnut with checkered forearm and black insert pistol grip stock with crescent steel buttplate. Bbl has Lyman silver bead front sight with semi-buckhorn rear sight and Lyman loop style early tang sight. Accompanied by a Cody Firearms Museum letter fully identifying this rifle and showing shipment on January 23rd, 1894. SN 85483. CONDITION: Very fine. Bbl and magazine tube retain 97-98% strong bright original blue. Receiver retains about 80% case colors faded on the bottom and top, strong and bright on the left side, faded toward the front end. Wood is sound and retains about 95% bright piano varnish on buttstock and 92-93% on the forearm with light handling and use marks and one small gouge on the forearm. Bore is brilliant and shiny. 4-48798 JR605 (18,500-27,500)

DELUXE TAKEDOWN WINCHESTER MODEL 1886 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 45-70. Fine deluxe rifle with 26” oct bbl, full magazine, takedown, highly figured about 3X center crotch cut, flame grain walnut stock with black insert, checkered pistol grip and smooth steel shotgun buttplate. Ivory bead Lyman front sight and long ladder rear sight. Tang has an early loop style Lyman tang sight. Accompanied by a Cody Firearms Museum letter fully identifying this rifle and showing shipment on June 15th 1894. SN 89224. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine. Bbl retains 96-98% strong original blue. Magazine tube retains about 95% blue, thin just above the forearm with takedown marks near the end. Receiver retains 93-95% bright original blue with edge wear and slightly thinned on the bottom. There is a small spot of light rust on top of the receiver and a couple more on the right side of receiver. Lever retains 50-60% case colors, bright on the left side fading to silver elsewhere. Hammer retains 85-90% bright case colors. Wood is sound and retains most of its fine original piano varnish with light handling and use marks on the buttstock and some light wear on the forearm. Buttplate retains about 80% bright blue. Bright shiny bore. 4-48796 JR603 (12,500-17,500)

DELUXE WINCHESTER MODEL 1886 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 45-90. Fine deluxe 86 with 26” oct bbl, full magazine, half nickel front sight and long blade ladder rear sight. Tang is mounted with an early Lyman sight. Wood is 3-4X with checkered forearm and black insert pistol grip stock with crescent steel buttplate. Accompanied by a Cody Firearms Museum yellow sheet identifying this rifle as having been shipped 11/23/1892. SN 73074. CONDITION: Good. Bbl retains about 75% plum blue/brown, magazine tube is mostly a mottled silver with some fine pitting. Receiver is silvered case colors and gray metal with fine pitting on the right side. Wood is sound with a repaired chip at the top left tang and retains a dark oil stained finish on the forearm and about 75-80% original piano varnish finish on the buttstock. Fine bright shiny bore. 4-48639 JR547 (4,500-6,500)

WINCHESTER MODEL 1886 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 38-56. Standard grade rifle with 26” round bbl, full magazine, uncheckered wood with straight stock and crescent steel buttplate. Bbl is mounted with half nickel front sight and semi-buckhorn rear sight, case colored receiver. Accompanied by a Cody Firearms Museum yellow sheet identifying this rifle with shipment date of 10/18/1892. SN 69946. CONDITION: Extremely fine. Bbl retains 97-98% strong original blue with pinpoints of fine scattered surface rust. Magazine tube retains about 95% finish turning plum with fine scattered pinpoints of surface rust over the bottom half. Receiver retains 96-98% original case colors, brilliant on both sides with very slight fading on the top and bottom. Receiver and bolt have fine surface discoloration. Wood is sound and retains most of its fine original finish with some minor handling and storage marks on the stock and a gouge, bruise and some small marks on the forearm. Brilliant shiny bore, may be unfired. 4-48799 JR606 (10,000-20,000)

“THE RIFLEMAN – CHUCK CONNORS” WINCHESTER MODEL 1894. Cal. 38-55. SN 33696. This saddle-ring carbine is in the configuration made famous by the TV show “The Rifleman”. The large lever loop was the trademark of Lucas McCain, the character played by Chuck Connors. This carbine was given by Connors to Alex Cord, an actor with whom Connors became close during the filming of “Synanon” a movie about drug rehabilitation in which Cord had the leading role. Connors also asked Cord to be the first guest-star in Connors’ new TV series “Branded”. After that episode was filmed, Connors presented Cord with this gun. A letter relating these events and signed by Alex Cord accompanies this fine piece of TV Western memorabilia. CONDITION: Mechanically very good. The metal is reblued, the forearm and wrist are coarsely checkered and has numerous handling marks. The comb is stamped “E. MARSH” – likely the name of the prop house that supplied guns to “The Rifleman”. The bore is strong and bright. 4-49011 (6000-8000)

WINCHESTER MODEL 1886 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 40-65. Standard grade rifle with 26” oct bbl, full magazine, uncheckered wood, with straight stock and crescent steel buttplate. Bbl has a semi-buckhorn rear sight and modified beeches front sight, wherein the original base was used and the articulated ring was replaced with a tiny brass blade. The entire rifle has been completely restored in a very profession manner, probably by Turnbull. SN 45164. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine as restored, retaining virtually all its fine blue and brilliant case colors. Bore is strong and bright with very fine scattered pitting. Wood has a couple of small nicks, and there are a couple of scratches on the receiver, otherwise it is near perfect. 4-48444 JR325 (Dr. Ladd Heldenbrand Est.) (1,500-3,000)

*WINCHESTER MODEL 1886 SADDLE RING CARBINE. Cal. 45-70. Standard carbine with 20” tapered round bbl, full magazine, 2-bbl bands, square base, German silver front sight and carbine ladder rear sight. Receiver has a stud and ring in the left side. Wood is uncheckered with straight stock and smooth carbine steel buttplate. Accompanied by an early Winchester Gun Museum letter identifying this rifle and showing shipment on 21 July 1902. SN 124043. CONDITION: Extremely fine. Bbl and magazine tube retain 96-98% strong bright original blue. Bbl bands retain about 50% blue. Receiver retains 95-96% bright original blue, slightly thin on the bottom. Lever and hammer retain about 75% faded case colors. Wood is sound and retains most of its original finish with minor handling and use nicks and scratches with a good hand polish on the forearm. Bright shiny bore with some minor frosting in the grooves. 4-48797 JR604 (14,000-18,000)

WINCHESTER MODEL 1886 SPECIAL ORDER RIFLE. Cal. 45-90. Standard grade rifle with 26” round bbl, button magazine, British proofs, uncheckered wood with straight stock and a replacement Winchester hard rubber buttplate. Bbl has a 3-leaf platinum line carbine express sight that appears original to the rifle. Just behind the sight on the bbl, the number 14012 has been engraved number and the number “J254” stamped on the right side and there are numerous British proofs on the left side of the bbl and on the receiver. On the bottom of the bbl, in front of the forearm is the number 9228. Buttstock has a sling eye with the eye missing from the foreend cap. SN 66196. CONDITION: Good. Bbl retains 85-90% dull original blue. Receiver retains about 15% faded case colors with the balance turned silver. Stock is missing a couple of chips around the top tang and the wood retains most of an old refinish. Strong bright bore with fine pitting. 4-48645 JR546 (3,500-4,500)

WINCHESTER MODEL 1886 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 40-82. Standard grade rifle with 26” oct bbl. Full magazine uncheckered wood with straight stock and crescent steel buttplate. Front sight is a German silver Rocky Mountain blade and the rear sight is broken. SN 37064. CONDITION: Good. Retains a medium to dark brown patina overall with some light rust intermixed. Loading gate is pitted. Wood is sound and retains some of an old refinish. Worn bright bore with light pitting. Good mechanics. 4-48426 JR565 (1,000-1,500)

*WINCHESTER MODEL 1886 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 45-90. Standard grade rifle with 26” round bbl, full magazine, uncheckered wood with straight grip and checkered steel shotgun buttplate. Left side of bbl and left side of receiver has post-war WWII British proofs. Right side of bbl at the chamber has an unfamiliar proof with the British broad arrow. Bolt is also proofed. Right side of buttstock has a large British broad arrow mark. SN 152923. CONDITION: Very good. Bbl and magazine tube retain about 90% blue turning plum. Receiver is bright metal with scattered fine pitting. Wood is sound and retains most of a very old light refinish. Bright shiny bore with some scattered fine pitting. 4-48644 JR548 (2,750-3,750)

*WINCHESTER MODEL 71 DELUXE CARBINE. Cal. 348. Fine deluxe carbine with 20” tapered round bbl, ramp front sight with hood, slot filler in the rear dovetail with an original bolt peep, 2/3 magazine, checkered wood with beavertail forearm and capped pistol grip stock with checkered steel buttplate. Stock and foreend cap have deluxe swivel bases. This is the 2nd type with short tang and long comb. SN 22396. CONDITION: Fine to very fine. Bbl and magazine tube retain 96-98% strong bright original blue. Receiver retains about 70% bright shiny original blue turned gray on the bottom. Wood is sound with the stock retaining 95-96% bright original varnish with the checkering worn smooth. Forearm retains about 75% bright original varnish with the checkering showing wear. Brilliant shiny bore. A fine example of a deluxe carbine. 4-48780 JR590 (2,800-3,800)

*WINCHESTER MODEL 71 CARBINE. Cal. 348. Standard grade carbine with 20” tapered round bbl, ramp front sight with hood, slot blank in the rear dovetail and original bolt peep sight. Wood is uncheckered with semi-beavertail forearm, pistol grip stock and Winchester checkered steel buttplate. This is the early type with long tang and high comb. SN 3363. CONDITION: Very good. Bbl and magazine tube retains about 95% strong original blue. Receiver retains about 75-80% original blue, bright on the sides and top, turning gray on the bottom. Tangs retain 96-97% original blue. Wood is sound with the stock retaining 95-97% original varnish with some chips and scratches to the finish. Forearm retains about 50% original varnish with most of the wear coming at the carry point. Brilliant shiny bore. 4-48781 JR587 (2,250-3,250)

*RARE WINCHESTER SPECIAL ORDER MODEL 1892 SADDLE RING CARBINE. Cal. 44WCF (44-40). Rare standard grade saddle ring carbine with 20” oct bbl, full magazine, very nicely figured uncheckered wood with straight stock and smooth steel carbine buttplate. The forearm is trapper length of 7-7/8”. Bbl has a dovetail rifle front sight and carbine ladder rear sight. It also has a rifle magazine band and special thin bbl band around forearm. Left side of receiver has a staple and ring. Approximately 1” in front of foreend tip is a second dovetail on bottom of bbl. Bbl is double proofed with very late style markings. This same configuration with the extra dovetail and trapper length forearm was observed by this cataloger on approximately 100 other Model 1892 carbines and short rifles at Stembridge & Ellis Gun Rentals of Glendale and Los Angeles, CA. According to their records those rifles and carbines were ordered directly from Winchester by these movie gun rental agencies, both of which are now out of business. This carbine, along with two of the special short rifles at Stembridge Gun Rentals, are the only three pieces observed with much original condition remaining. Accompanied by a two page letter from George Madis certifying the authenticity of this carbine through conversations with Edwin Pugsley, a retired long-time Winchester management employee. He states that only a few of this type rifle or carbine was produced and were either shipped overseas or sold to the movie industry. SN 944985. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine, as new retaining virtually all its original fine Winchester finish with a thumbnail spot of flaking on the bottom of the receiver and another small spot on the upper right side. Wood is exceptionally fine with only one or two minor tiny handling and storage marks. The buttplate also retains virtually all its original finish. Brilliant shiny bore. 4-48814 JR622 (10,000-15,000)

*SPECIAL ORDER WINCHESTER MODEL 1892 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 38WCF (38-40). Standard grade rifle with 24” round bbl, full magazine, ivory bead Beach’s front sight, slot blank in rear dovetail with a Lyman loop type tang sight. Wood is about 2X of fine center crotch cut shell grain walnut with a nickeled brass Swiss buttplate. Accompanied by a Cody Firearms Museum yellow sheet identifying this rifle with “Fancy stock”, blank in rear seat and Swiss plate with Lyman sights shipped 11/24/1905. SN 289089. CONDITION: Fine. Bbl retains about 90% thin blue turning plum. Magazine tube retains 95-96% original blue. Receiver retains 85-90% thin original blue. Wood is sound and retains most of a fine professionally restored finish. Buttplate retains 15-20% nickel with the balance a medium mustard patina. Bright shiny bore. 4-48812 JR619 (5,000-7,500)

WINCHESTER DELUXE MODEL 1892 TOM MIX PRESENTATION LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 38WCF (38-40). Fine deluxe rifle with 24” round bbl, full magazine, standard open sights with checkered forearm and pistol grip stock that has hard rubber grip cap and checkered steel buttplate. Left side of receiver is engraved and gold inlaid “MILLER BROS. 101 RANCH/ZACK-GEORGE-JOE/PRESENTED TO/TOM MIX/JAN. 6, 1909 BLISS, OKLAHOMA”. Accompanied by five framed photographs, 34 unframed photos, all of Tom Mix in various movie poses. Also accompanies are five small movie posters of Tom Mix movies and four small Tom Mix postcards. In addition, there is a program from the 1930 season Sells-Floto Circus and a letter dated August 12th, 1974 from Dan Sonney regarding a Tom Mix Smith & Wesson revolver. In addition, there are two books about Tom Mix, one by M. G. Norris and the other by John H. Nichols. SN 56483. CONDITION: Very fine. Metal retains 92-94% strong original blue with scattered light surface rust, a cleaned spot at the top left rear of receiver and a repaired ding over the “Z” in the inscription. Wood is sound but of different colors. Both appear to be original wood however and both forearm and stock retain 97-98% original finish. Lever and hammer retain about 60% case colors. Bore is bright and shiny with some scattered light pitting. 4-48343 JR447 (Anderson Collection) (8,000-15,000)

*WINCHESTER MODEL 1892 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 38WCF (38-40). Standard grade rifle with 24” round bbl, full magazine, uncheckered wood with straight stock and crescent steel buttplate. Bbl has silver bead front sight and flat top late rear sight with patented elevator. SN 883382. CONDITION: Extremely fine. Bbl and magazine tube retain 97-98% strong bright original blue. Receiver 92-93% original blue with the balance flaked to light patina. Wood is sound and retains virtually all its bright factory finish. Forearm is light colored walnut while the buttstock is darker. Right side of buttstock has several small bruises with a scratch on the left side. Brilliant shiny bore. 4-48813 JR620 (2,750-3,500)

ANTIQUE WINCHESTER MODEL 1892 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 32WCF (32-20). Standard grade rifle with 24” round bbl, full magazine, uncheckered wood with nicely figured straight stock and crescent steel buttplate. Bbl has half nickel front sight and semi-buckhorn rear sight. Accompanied by a Cody Firearms Museum yellow sheet identifying this rifle with shipping date of 3/11/1893. SN 8391. CONDITION: Very fine. Bbl and magazine tube retain 95-96% strong bright original blue. Receiver retains about 95% original blue with light flaking on both sides with some white spotting on the bottom and an area of light surface rust on the rear edges. Lever retains 75-80% case colors fading on the edges, bright in sheltered areas on the side. Hammer retains about 90% bright case colors. Buttplate retains about 65-70% faded case colors and the foreend cap, 95% blue. Brilliant shiny bore. 4-48811 JR618 (2,500-3,500)

*WINCHESTER MODEL 1892 SADDLE RING CARBINE. Cal. 44WCF (44-40). Standard carbine with 20” bbl, full magazine, very nicely figured uncheckered wood with straight stock and smooth steel carbine buttplate. Bbl has square base carbine front sight and carbine ladder rear sight. Left side of receiver has a staple and ring. SN 987705. CONDITION: Very fine. Bbl and magazine tube retain 96-97% strong bright original blue with a couple of small scratches. Receiver retains about 90% strong bright original blue with the balance flaked to light patina. Buttplate retains most of its original blue. Wood is sound and retains virtually all its bright original finish with minor handling and storage marks with three or four fine scratches on left side of buttstock. Brilliant shiny bore. 4-48815 JR621 (4,000-6,000)

*WINCHESTER MODEL 65 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 32WCF (32-20). Standard grade rifle with 22” tapered round bbl, ramp front sight with hood and semi-buckhorn rear sight, button magazine. Wood is uncheckered with semi-beavertail forearm and pistol grip stock with checkered steel buttplate. SN 1006605. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine, as new. Retains virtually all its original finish to both metal and wood with one or two handling and storage marks on the metal and a couple of tiny bruises on the wood. Brilliant shiny bore. One of the finest 65’s to come to market recently. 4-48783 JR 588 (2,750-3,750)

*RARE WINCHESTER MODEL 1892 SMOOTH BORE SADDLE RING CARBINE. Cal. 44 WCF (44-40). Standard grade carbine with 20” round bbl., button magazine, square base Carbine front sight with Sheard blade. Carbine ladder sight and a staple and ring in the left side of the receiver. Wood is gum wood with uncheckered forearm and highly figured straight stock with smooth steel carbine butt plate. Accompanied by a Winchester Firearms Co. letter identifying this carbine as half magazine smooth bore shipped February 8, 1901. Also accompanied by a three page letter from George Madis describing this rifle in great detail and stating that the Cody Firearms Museum records show that the receiver is manufactured in 1897 but it was not assembled until 1901. He further authenticates the originality of the smooth bore and indicates its relative rarity. SN 156436. CONDITION: Good to very good, the metal retains an even light patina with blue in the sheltered areas, both barrel and receiver. The lever retains traces of case colors and the hammer about 60% bright case colors. The forearm retains most of an old refinish, with light handling and use marks. The buttstock retains most of a fine restored finish with a grain crack on the left side about 5-1/2” up from the buttplate. The saddle ring has been replaced at one time or another. The bore is bright with moderate pitting. A fine rare carbine probably from a wild west show. 4-48919 JR735 (5,500-7,500)

ANTIQUE WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 SPECIAL ORDER RIFLE. Cal. 30WCF (30-30). Fine special order rifle with 26” oct bbl, special order button magazine with uncheckered wood, capped pistol grip stock with crescent steel buttplate. Front sight is a Marbles “improved” tunnel sight. Rear dovetail has a slot blank. Left side of the receiver is mounted with a long Lyman #21 receiver sight. SN 85956. CONDITION: Good to very good. Bbl retains 92-94% strong original blue with edge wear. Receiver retains 50-60% thinning original blue. Wood is sound with the forearm having an after market checkering pattern and the wood retains most of an old refinish. Strong bright bore, frosty in the grooves. 4-48425 (3,000-3,500)

*SPECIAL ORDER WINCHESTER 1894 SEMI-DELUXE SADDLE RING CARBINE. Cal. 25-35. Rare carbine with 20” bbl, button magazine, uncheckered wood with capped pistol grip stock and hard rubber shotgun buttplate. Bbl has square base carbine front sight, ladder carbine rear sight and a stud and ring on the left side of receiver. Wood is very nicely figured. SN 1130933. CONDITION: Extremely fine. Retains 96-97% strong bright finish overall with only minor muzzle wear and edge wear. Receiver has a couple of small scratches and a flaked spot or two on the sides with some slight thinning on bottom of receiver and the moveable floorplate turning plum. Lever retains about 65% thin blue and the hammer about 90%. Wood is sound and retains most of its original bright piano varnish with some light scratches and minor dings on the stock. Forearm retains about 80% bright varnish with the balance worn. Brilliant shiny bore. 4-48804 JR612 (3,000-5,000)

*PRE-WAR WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 SADDLE RING CARBINE. Cal. 38-55. Standard carbine with 20” bbl, full magazine, uncheckered wood with straight stock and smooth carbine buttplate. SN 870853. CONDITION: Fine to very fine. Bbl and magazine tube retain 96-98% strong bright original blue. Receiver retains about 60% original blue, gray on the bottom, thin on the top and flaked on the front sides. Wood is sound and retains about 95% original finish with a couple of gouges and bruises on the right wrist and a gouge on the forearm. Brilliant shiny bore. 4-48805 JR611 (2,500-3,500)

*WINCHESTER PRE-WAR MODEL 1894 SADDLE RING CARBINE. Cal. 32-40. Standard carbine with 20” bbl, full magazine, blued square base front sight with Marbles 94-C brass bead blade with ladder carbine rear sight and a stud and ring in the receiver. Very nicely figured uncheckered wood with straight stock and smooth steel carbine buttplate. SN 1102952. CONDITION: Extremely fine. Bbl and magazine tube retain 97-98% strong bright original blue. Receiver 97-98% original blue and the wood about 98% original finish with a scratch on right side of buttstock and some small nicks at the toe. Brilliant shiny bore. 4-48810 JR617 (2,500-3,500)

*WINCHESTER PRE-WAR MODEL 1894 SADDLE RING CARBINE. Cal. 30WCF (30-30). Standard carbine with 20” bbl, full magazine, blued square base front sight with ladder carbine rear sight and a stud and ring in the receiver. Very nicely figured uncheckered wood with straight stock and smooth steel carbine buttplate. Accompanied by the original yellow hang tag identifying this carbine. SN 931287 (only 9 numbers away from another identical carbine in this auction). CONDITION: Extremely fine. Bbl and magazine tube retain 97-98% strong bright original blue. Receiver retains about 95% original blue, flaked to a patina on the front half of the bottom and with fine flaking on the front half of the left side. Front edge of the right side is also flaking. Wood is extraordinary for this late carbine and retains virtually all its fine finish. Brilliant shiny bore. 4-48809 JR613 (2,800-3,500)

*WINCHESTER PRE-WAR MODEL 1894 SADDLE RING CARBINE. Cal. 30WCF (30-30). Standard carbine with 20” bbl, full magazine, blued square base front sight with ladder carbine rear sight and a stud and ring in the receiver. Very nicely figured uncheckered wood with straight stock and smooth steel carbine buttplate. Accompanied by the original yellow hang tag identifying this carbine. SN 931278 (only 9 numbers away from another identical carbine in this auction). CONDITION: Extremely fine. Bbl and magazine tube retain 97-98% strong bright original blue. Receiver retains about 95-96% original blue, flaked to a patina on the front half of the floorplate and with fine flaking on the front half of the left side. There is some fine flaking on the left rear of the receiver around the saddle ring stud and a couple of small spots on the right side. Wood is extraordinary for this late carbine and retains virtually all its fine finish. Brilliant shiny bore. 4-48808 JR614 (2,800-3,800)

*WINCHESTER PRE-WAR MODEL 1894 SADDLE RING CARBINE. Cal. 30WCF (30-30). Standard carbine with 20” bbl, full magazine, blued square base front sight with ladder carbine rear sight and a stud and ring in the receiver. Very nicely figured uncheckered wood with straight stock and smooth steel carbine buttplate. SN 931001 (In the same series as two other carbines in this auction). CONDITION: Extremely fine. Bbl and magazine tube retain 97-98% strong bright original blue. Receiver retains about 90% strong original blue with three fingerprints on the left side and another on the right side which has removed the blue in that immediate area. Front edge on both sides also has light flaking and all of the flaked areas have turned to light patina. Wood is sound and retains 95-96% original finish with several light nicks and scratches on the buttstock and a couple of bruises. Brilliant shiny bore. 4-48807 JR615 (1,800-2,500)

*WINCHESTER PRE-WAR MODEL 1894 SADDLE RING CARBINE. Cal. 32-40. Standard carbine with 20” bbl, full magazine, blued square base front sight with ladder carbine rear sight and a stud and ring in the receiver. Very nicely figured uncheckered wood with straight stock and smooth steel carbine buttplate. SN 608430. CONDITION: Extremely fine. Bbl and magazine tube retain 96-97% strong bright original blue. Receiver retains 96-97% strong original blue with thin edges and a couple of scratches on the right side. Buttstock is extremely bright and retains virtually all its original finish with a couple of minor nicks and a bruise. Forearm retains about 95% original finish with several small nicks and scratched on left side, gouge on the right and another on the bottom. Bright shiny bore, frosty in the grooves. 4-48806 JR616 (3,000-4,500)

*WINCHESTER MODEL 64 LEVER ACTION CARBINE. Cal. 32 Special. Standard grade, 20” tapered round bbl, ramp front sight with hood, slot blank in the rear dovetail and the receiver mounted with a Lyman 56 sight. 2/3” magazine, uncheckered wood with pistol grip and checkered steel buttplate. SN 1095026. CONDITION: Very fine, metal retains 96-98% strong bright original blue. Wood is sound and retains most of a fine restored finish. Bright shiny bore. 4-48455 JR335 (Dr. Ladd Heldenbrand Est.) (600-1,000)

*WINCHESTER MODEL 64 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 219 Zipper. Standard grade rifle with 26” tapered round bbl, ramp front sight with hood, slot blank in rear dovetail with original bolt peep, 2/3 magazine. Receiver is factory drilled and tapped for receiver sight on left side. Uncheckered wood with beavertail forearm, pistol grip stock with checkered steel buttplate. SN 1484532. CONDITION: Extremely fine. Retains virtually all its original factory finish to both metal and wood. Receiver has a couple of scratches on each side and is slightly thinned on bottom. There are a few fine scratches and handling marks in the wood finish. Toe is missing a small chip. Brilliant shiny bore. 4-48782 JR642 (2,500-3,500)

*WINCHESTER PRE-64 LEVER ACTION CARBINE. Cal. 30-30. Late pre-64 carbine with 20” bbl, full magazine, ramp front sight, open rear sight. Receiver is factory drilled and tapped for receiver sight. Uncheckered wood with straight stock and checkered steel buttplate. SN 2493465. CONDITION: Extremely fine, retains virtually all its original factory finish to both metal and wood with only a small loss of varnish on the forearm, appears unfired. 4-48464 JR344 (Dr. Ladd Heldenbrand Est.) (300-500)

ENGRAVED DELUXE WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 SADDLE RING CARBINE. Cal. 30-30. Composite carbine consisting of an early receiver with very late front end, a model 64 floorplate and trigger guard and what appears to be a late short wood forearm with a model 64 capped pistol grip stock with checkered steel buttplate. 20” bbl, ramp front sight and carbine ladder sight with a saddle ring and stud in the left side of the receiver. Receiver, floorplate, lever, top tang, bolt, bbl, and bbl bands are spectacularly engraved by Karl Jagger and stocked in 3-4X walnut by Edward Kalek. Receiver is engraved with a large panel on the left side of two gold bull buffalo in prairie and mountain scene, and the right side has the Winchester rider in gold racing across a desert scene with mountains in the background. It is all surrounded with gold wire borders and extremely fine foliate and vine arabesque patterns. Stock and forearm are both nicely checkered and carved in foliate and arabesque patterns. The engraving extends 3-1/2” over the chamber and another 3” around the front sight. The serial number has been restamped. The left top edge of the receiver is engraved “PAUL JAEGER INC. JEKINTOWN. PA.” The engraving is all rendered in fine detail. SN 200000. CONDITION: Extremely fine, retaining virtually its custom finish to both metal and wood. There is a small grain check on each side of the wrist. A truly wonderful custom 94. 4-48443 JR323 (Dr. Ladd Heldenbrand Est.) (4,000-7,000)

DELUXE ANGELO BEE ENGRAVED MARLIN MODEL 1893 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 32 Special. Originally a deluxe take down with 26” oct to round bbl, full magazine, checkered pistol grip stock and forearm with crescent steel buttplate. Wood is beautiful and about 3X. It has been spectacularly engraved by master engraver Angelo Bee. The receiver is engraved with game scene panels, French gray in the background, with the left being a gold inlaid bull caribou fighting off to gold wolves, in a mountain and tundra scene. Right side panel has a gold bull moose being taken down by a gold grizzly bear in a tundra and mountain scene. The balance of the receiver is covered with very fine foliate and floral arabesque pattern engraving with punch dot background. The receiver side panels, front and back edge of the receiver, top tang, sides of the lever and receiver extensions have gold wire borders. The chamber end of the bbl has two gold bands and the muzzle one. The engraving extends 1-3/4” over the chamber and about 3” on the top flat. The takedown ring is also engraved, as is the crescent buttplate. Hammer is matching engraved on the sides with gold wire inlay. The caliber on the bbl, model number on the tang, serial number and “MARLIN SAFETY” are all gold inlay. The trigger is gold plated. The engraving is signed on the left side of the receiver. SN 139530. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine, retains virtually all of its beautiful custom finish to both metal and wood. Strong bore with moderate pitting. 4-48441 JR321 (Dr. Ladd Heldenbrand Est.) (3,500-5,000)

*WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 30WCF (30-30). Standard grade rifle, 26” oct bbl, full magazine, bead front sight, no middle sight, Lyman tang sight. Uncheckered wood, straight stock, crescent steel buttplate. SN 363179. CONDITION: Good. Bbl retains 70% thin blue, mag tube 90% good blue, receiver 20% thin blue. Sound wood, 60% stock finish, traces on forearm. Strong dark bore. 4-48870 JR639 (500-800)

*WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 38-55. Standard grade rifle, 26” oct bbl, full magazine, uncheckered wood with straight stock and a replacement plastic buttplate. Stock has had several splices made to heel, toe and wrist. Ivory bead front sight and flat top rear sight. SN 223327. CONDITION: Fair to good. No original finish remains, mottled gray brown patina with fine pitting. Wood is sound and refinished. Bolt/lever pin retaining screw missing from receiver. Heavily worn and pitted bore. 4-47840 JR625 (200-400)

*WINCHESTER MODEL 1895 SADDLE RING CARBINE. Cal. 30 US (30-40). Standard carbine, 22” tapered round bbl, pedestal front sight with replaced blade and semi buckhorn rear sight. Left side of the receiver is mounted with a Lyman 21 Long receiver sight. The forearm is standard carbine configuration with grasping grooves and a barrel band. The buttstock is a replacement of nicely figured walnut, skip-lined checkered at the wrist 14-1/4” over a Winchester checkered steel buttplate. Fitted with sling eyes. SN 73382. CONDITION: As noted, very good, retains about 90-92% original factory blue, with good original finish on the forearm and custom finish on the butt. The saddle ring and stud are missing with a plug screw in the hole. Bright shiny bore. 4-48450 JR330 (Dr. Ladd Heldenbrand Est.) (600-1,000)

WHITNEY KENNEDY LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 38 (38-40). Small frame or light rifle, standard grade with 24” oct bbl. German silver, Rocky Mountain front sight, semi-buckhorn rear sight, uncheckered wood with straight stock and crescent steel buttplate with trap. SN 970. CONDITION: Good. No original finish remains the metal being a silver gray color with mottled brown patina. Stock has a large chunk missing from the toe and a couple of cracks in the wrist with another in the forearm, which is also missing a 4-1/2” sliver at the rear and a 2” sliver at the front. Strong bore with pitting. 4-48421 JR567 (700-1,200)

*WINCHESTER MODEL 94 LIMITED EDITION COLLECTORS RIFLE. Cal. 30-30. Usual carbine with 20” round bbl, full magazine, dovetail front sight and full buckhorn rear sight. The receiver, lever and hammer are gold plated with receiver deep etched engraved in the pattern of a grizzly bear and two dogs on the left side and puma and mule deer on the right side, with arabesque and scroll patterns surrounding. Hammer, lever and top of the receiver are also engraved. Wood is about 4X, flame grained walnut with checkered long wood forearm and straight stock with carbine buttplate. Accompanied by its original red velvet lined walnut exhibition case. SN 77l140. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine, appears new and unfired, retaining virtually all its original finish to both metal and wood. The case is equally new. 4-48475 JR355 (Dr. Ladd Heldenbrand Est.) (750-1,250)

*WINCHESTER MODEL 70 EXPERIMENTAL BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 22/T-65 multiple bullet ctge. Standard grade Model 70 with 21” stainless steel bbl with matte finish. Receiver is also matte finished, mounted in a nicely figured 1-pc stock with checkered forearm and pistol grip with checkered steel buttplate and sling swivels. There is no provision for a front sight, rear dovetail is empty and receiver is mounted with a Lyman 57WJS receiver sight. The bolt has the serial number in electric pencil on the middle lug and is missing the extractor. Accompanied by a letter from Winchester dated August 18th, 1978 over the signature of Alan R. Peck, the manager of Arms Product Planning identifying this rifle as authentic and used for cartridge development. This rifle is pictured on page 304 of “THE RIFLEMAN’S RIFLE” by Roger C. Rule. Although it is identified as SN 277805 (a 22 Cal. Spcl rifle also offered elsewhere in this auction), close examination of the photo reveals particular identifying marks found on this rifle. Also accompanying is a Winchester letter dated March 25, 1979 over Mr. Peck’s signature, giving general information about these test rifles. One paragraph states that “the work was done as part of the U.S. Government’s Project Salvo” and that they were classified as the homologous series. SN 248869. CONDITION: Extremely fine. Retains virtually all its original factory finish to both metal and wood with light handling and use nicks and scratches on the wood. Brilliant shiny bore. 4-48492 JR633 (5,000-10,000)

*WINCHESTER MODEL 70 EXPERIMENTAL BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 22 Special. Standard grade featherweight rifle with 22” tapered bbl, ramp front sight with hood, folding middle sight and Refield receiver sight, mounted in a checkered 1-pc stock with high comb and checkered aluminum buttplate with sling swivels. This rifle is pictured on page 299 of “THE RIFLEMAN’S RIFLE” by Roger C. Rule. This rifle is identified as an “R & D Rifle used in Project Salvo”. Also accompanied by a Winchester letter dated March 25, 1979 over the signature of Mr. Alan R. Peck’s signature, manager of Arms Product Planning, giving general information about these test rifles. One paragraph states that “the work was done as part of the U.S. Government’s Project Salvo” and that they were classified as the homologous series. SN 277805. CONDITION: Extremely fine. Bbl and receiver retain most all their original factory finish. Trigger guard and floorplate show light wear. Stock is sound and retains about 95% original finish with some light scuffing on the buttstock. Strong bright bore with scuffing in one groove. Matching numbered bolt. 4-48491 JR634 (5,000-10,000)

*WINCHESTER MODEL 70 EXPERIMENTAL BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 25 Special. Standard grade featherweight rifle with 22” tapered bbl, ramp front sight with hood, folding middle sight and receiver sight, mounted in a checkered 1-pc stock with high comb and checkered steel buttplate with sling swivels. Accompanied by a Winchester letter dated March 25, 1979 over the signature of Alan R. Peck, Manager Arms Product Planning confirming the authenticity of a Model 70 marked 25 Cal. Special as a Winchester Research and Development rifle. He does not specifically identify any rifle. He states the work was done “As a part of the US Government’s Project Salvo” in the early 1950’s. Also accompanying is a copy of page 299 of “THE RIFLEMAN’S RIFLE” by Roger C. Rule which pictures three of these experimental rifles, one of which is a 25 Cal. Special from the Collection of Joe Vanietti, the same individual addressed in the letter from Mr. Peck. The rifle pictured does not appear to be the same rifle as described here. The bolt has the serial number engraved on the middle lug rather than the bottom as normal. SN 255318. CONDITION: Extremely fine. Retains virtually all its original finish to both metal and wood except the trigger guard, which is a gray metal color. Bright shiny bore. 4-48490 JR635 (5,000-10,000)

*WINCHESTER MODEL 70 EXPERIMENTAL BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 27 Special. Standard grade featherweight rifle with 22” tapered bbl, ramp front sight with hood, folding middle sight and receiver sight, mounted in a checkered 1-pc stock with high comb and checkered steel buttplate with sling swivels. Accompanied by a Winchester letter dated March 25, 1979 over the signature of Alan R. Peck, Manager Arms Product Planning confirming the authenticity of a Model 70 marked 25 Cal. Special as a Winchester Research and Development rifle. He does not specifically identify any rifle. He states that this project involved Cal. 18, 22, 25 and 27 Special. He states the work was done “As a part of the US Government’s Project Salvo” in the early 1950’s. Also accompanying is a copy of page 299 of “THE RIFLEMAN’S RIFLE” by Roger C. Rule which pictures three of these experimental rifles, one of which is this rifle identified by serial number, from the Collection of Joe Vanietti, the same individual addressed in the letter from Mr. Peck. The Peck letters relating to these guns are also illustrated in Rule’s book. SN 292263. CONDITION: Bbl retains about 99% original blue. Receiver about 96% matte finish. Trigger guard and floorplate about all of their original finish and the wood 97-98% original varnish with use and storage marks. Bright shiny bore. 4-48489 JR636 (5,000-10,000)

*WINCHESTER M70 SUPER GRADE BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 375 H&H. Beautiful transition deluxe rifle with 25” tapered round bbl, ramp front sight with hood, no bbl sight and a Lyman 48 WJS receiver sight with target knobs. Receiver has dolls head with transition safety. Stock is nicely checkered with black forend tip. Capped pistol grip with solid red Winchester recoil pad. Accompanied by a pair of original deluxe swivels. SN 75956. CONDITION: Extremely fine, retaining 98-99% fine original finish overall with only a few minor scratches in the varnish on the stock. May have been fired, but very little. Bright shiny bore. 4-48779 JR569 (3,000-4,000)

*WINCHESTER PER-WAR SUPER GRADE MODEL 70 RIFLE. Cal. 270. Fine deluxe rifle with 24” tapered round bbl, ramp front sight with replacement hood, slot blank in rear dovetail with a Lyman 48WJS receiver sight base that has a slot blank installed. Left side of receiver is mounted with a Griffin & Howe double lever mount containing a Leupold Vari-X II 2-7X scope. Mounted in a 1-pc stock with black foreend tip, capped pistol grip with cheekpiece and a Niedner style full checkered buttplate with trap which contains the Lyman receiver sight blade and also has holes for two cartridges. Stock has deluxe swivels containing what appears to be an original Winchester sling. Floorplate is marked “SUPER GRADE”. Accompanied by a letter dated 8/17/39 from Cook, Newton & Smith New Have, CT regarding targeting this rifle. SN 21885. CONDITION: Very fine. Metal retains about 95% strong bright original blue with light muzzle wear, a bright spot on top of the bbl and minor fine edge wear elsewhere. Rear bridge is not tapped. Stock is sound and retains most of a fine custom finish. Excellent optics, bright shiny bore. 4-48874 JR655 (1,250-1,750)

*WINCHESTER MODEL 54 SUPER GRADE BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 30WCF. Fine hunting rifle with 24″ tapered round bbl, brass bead front sight and two leaf folding rear sight with Lyman 48 WJS receiver sight. The receiver ring is drilled and tapped but the rear bridge is not. The stock is straight grain walnut with black forend tip, checkered forearm and capped pistol grip with cheek piece and deluxe swivels, 14-1/4″ over a checkered, steel buttplate. SN 19394. CONDITION: Excellent plus. Appears to be new and unfired. Retains virtually all its original finish to both metal and wood. There is a small bruise on the cheek piece and another or two on the stock. 4-46625 JR56 (1,500-2,500)

*VERY EARLY WINCHESTER MODEL 54 BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 270. Standard grade rifle with 24″ tapered round bbl, standard open sights, drilled and tapped receiver ring with untapped rear bridge. One piece, straight grain walnut stock with standard swivels and checkered steel buttplate. SN 4. CONDITION: Excellent, refinished, retains virtually all its refinish to both metal and wood. 4-46623 JR57 (750-1,000)

*WINCHESTER MODEL 70 SUPER GRADE RIFLE. Cal. 300 H&H Magnum. Fine hunting rifle with 26″ tapered round bbl, ramp front sight with hood, folding rear sight, jeweled bolt and follower, one piece modestly grained walnut stock with black forend tip, checkered forearm and wrist with deluxe bases and swivels with checkered steel buttplate. SN 333094. CONDITION: Excellent refinish, probably factor, retaining virtually all its refinish to both metal and wood. The left side of the stock by the receiver has a strip of lifted finish from an old piece of label tape. 4-46687 JR58 (750-1,250)

*WINCHESTER PRE-64 MODEL 70 BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 30-06. Standard grade rifle with 24” tapered round bbl, ramp front sight with hood, folding middle sight, 1-pc checkered wood stock with checkered aluminum buttplate. Receiver is mounted with Buehler bases and rings containing an early Weaver straight tube scope, probably 2-1/2 power. SN 130819. CONDITION: Good to very good. Metal retains most of an old restored finish with the striker shroud purple. Wood is sound and retains most of its original finish with usual handling and use marks. There is a series of small scratches and a bruise on the bottom of the forearm probably from a sling. Bright shiny bore. 4-48778 JR589 (500-750)

*WINCHESTER MODEL 70 PRE-64 BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 338 Win Mag. Standard grade rifle with 25” tapered round bbl, ramp front sight missing the hood, folding middle sight with Griffin & Howe 2-lever side mount containing a Leupold Vari-X III 1.5-5X scope. Mounted in a 1-pc stock with checkered forearm and pistol grip with Monte Carlo comb and solid red Winchester pad. Sling swivels contain a fine sheepskin lined hand tooled Bianchi sling. Accompanied by an original Winchester 4-page advertising brochure listing all the various models of the Model 70 being produced at that time. SN 462447. CONDITION: Fine. Metal retains 95-96% strong bright original blue, thin on floorplate. Wood retains most of an old refinish. Sling and optics are fine. Bright shiny bore. 4-48876 JR650 (500-800)

*SPECTACULAR HAGN FALLING BLOCK SINGLE SHOT RIFLE. Cal. 30-06. Incredibly beautiful rife with 26” tapered oct bbl, full rib integral front ramp with caterpillar sight. It has a folding, gold line, 1-leaf express sight and claw mount bases. The rib is also marked “M. HAGN.KOCHEL A/SEE” and over the chamber with the caliber and serial number and production date of “4/82”. The receiver has original bright metal with receiver and lever engraved with about 60% coverage very fine arabesque patterns. The top of the receiver has a small oval marked “SYSTEM/HAGN” with the serial number in the middle. Wood is spectacular burled, honey and chocolate Circassian walnut. The forearm is rounded and 12” long, very nicely checkered with Fleur-de-Lis on each side. Stock has a capped pistol grip and is 15” over a checkered butt. The top tang has a rolling type thumb safety. It is accompanied by a Zeiss Diatal 6X scope and a Huey oak and leather case containing a brass oil bottle, 3-pc brass wiping rod and a 2-pc horn turn screw set, with a compartment for the scope. It is French fitted and lined with green suede. SN 74. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine, as new, appears unfired, retaining virtually all its original finish to both metal and wood. The case and accessories are equally new. The right end of the case lid has a water stain. 4-48474 JR354 (Dr. Ladd Heldenbrand Est.) (10,000-15,000)

*ENGRAVED DON ALLEN CUSTOM RUGER #1 SINGLE SHOT RIFLE. Cal. 6MM Remington. Spectacular custom rifle with 23” tapered round bbl, ramp front sight with hood, safari sling base, and custom quarter rib with Warne rings mounting a Leupold M8 7.5X scope. The receiver is finished in French gray with a wonderfully detailed raised gold running antelope on the left side and a raised gold big horn ram on the right side. Both sides have gold wire borders and the details are surrounded by very fine arabesque pattern engraving which extends over the top and bottom of the receiver, lever and top tang. Wood is exhibition grade marble cake circassian walnut with semi-beavertail forearm and pistol grip stock with European style shadow cheek-piece 13-1/4” over an engraved smooth steel French gray buttplate. The bottom right edge of the receiver is marked “ENG BY M.BUTLER”. The top of the bbl is engraved “DON ALLEN.STRUGIS SOUTH DAKOTA”. SN 123-18457. CONDITION: Extremely fine, retains virtually all its fine custom finish to both metal and wood, fine optics. 4-48462 JR342 (Dr. Ladd Heldenbrand Est.) (4,000-7,000)

*ROY VAIL CUSTOM ENGRAVED MAUSER RIFLE. Cal. 257 Roberts. Fine Mauser action with 24” tapered round bbl in a beautifully center crotch cut walnut stock that has horn foreend tip and grip cap. Stock is has 14-1/4” over a checkered butt. Buttstock has stylized European cheek piece, with fine raised carved foliate and floral patterns on the left side and foliate patterns on the right side. Stock has very nicely checkered forearm and pistol grip in Fleur-de-Lis patterns. The receiver and trigger guard and scope base are very nicely engraved in deep foliate arabesque patterns which extend about 6” up the bbl and 2” on the muzzle. The floor plate is engraved in very fine detail with four cape buffalo in a Savannah scene. The trigger guard has the initials “RV” in gold and the name “ROY VAIL” in small letters in silver over the chamber. The bolt body and extractor are engraved in very fine spider web patterns. The bolt cut off, bolt shroud and floor plate are gold plated. The receiver is mounted with an old Weaver K-4 scope with post. The grip cap is carved horn in the pattern of a snarling grizzly bear. Stock and forearm have sling eyes. NSN. CONDITION: Fine. Retains most of a fine restored finish to both metal and wood. Good optics, bright bore. 4-48447 JR327 (Dr. Ladd Heldenbrand Est.) (3,000-5,000)

*COLT SAUER DELUXE SPORTING RIFLE. Cal. 243. Fine half stock rifle with 23” tapered lightweight sporting bbl, nicely figured checkered walnut stock with rosewood forend tip and grip cap. Grip cap has an inlay of a rampant Colt. Buttstock has an original Colt black waffle pad. Receiver is mounted with original Colt bases and rings containing a Leupold Vari X III 3.5-10X scope. Stock has sling swivels containing a military style sling. SN CR9843. CONDITION: Extremely fine. Metal retains most of its original blue and the wood about 98% strong original varnish. Bright shiny bore, good optics. 4-48873 JR653 (700-1,200)

*PAUL JAEGER CUSTOM SPRINGFIELD BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 30-06. Beautiful custom rifle with 24″ tapered round bbl, ramp front sight and Lyman 48S receiver sight. Left side of the receiver is mounted with a single lever Jaeger scope mount containing a 4X Hensoldt scope. All fitted in a nicely figured 1-pc stock with horn foreend tip, engraved grip cap with Monte Carlo cheek piece and engraved and checkered steel buttplate with 3-hole cartridge strap. Also fitted with sling swivels and lever-hinged floorplate. SN 71151. CONDITION: A nearly invisible repair to the stock at the wrist. The only reason we know it is repaired is because we had it done. Otherwise, excellent. Retains virtually all if its fine custom finish. Scope retains most of its original blue. Excellent optics, bright shiny bore. 8-87117 (800-1,200)

*WEATHERBY SOUTHGATE MARK V BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 300 Weatherby Mag. Early Mark V with 24” tapered round bbl, no sights, Buehler mounts containing a Weatherby Imperial 4X81 scope with post. Wood is modestly figured with rosewood foreend and grip caps and skip-line checkering. Original brown Weatherby waffle recoil pad and sling swivels containing part of a military style sling. SN 15228. CONDITION: Very good. Retains 90-92% bright original blue under a coating of old dried oil. Wood is sound and retains 95-97% original varnish. Bright shiny bore, good optics. 4-47883 JR553 (600-900)

*SAKO RIIHIMAKI BOLT ACTION SPORTING RIFLE. Cal. 222. Fine Finnish sporting rifle with 24” tapered round bbl, ramp front sight, integral dovetails on the receiver with an original Sako peep sight. It is mounted in a light colored walnut half stock with checkered forearm and pistol grip with cheek-piece and original black hard rubber buttplate. Accompanied by one original magazine. SN 38459. CONDITION: Extremely fine, retaining virtually all its original finish to both metal and wood with only minor handling and storage marks, missing the sight hood. 4-48468 JR348 (Dr. Ladd Heldenbrand Est.) (500-800)

RARE SMITH & WESSON 32 SAFETY HAMMERLESS 1ST MODEL VEST POCKET REVOLVER. Cal. 32 S&W. Nickel finish, 1-3/8” keyhole ribbed bbl with round butt, 2-pc medallion pearl grips. Bbl has 2-line address in tiny letters on the left side. SN 51077. CONDITION: Very fine, all matching except the grips which are unnumbered. Retains 96-98% strong original nickel on the bbl and frame with some minor pimpling on the right side. Cylinder retains 65-70% nickel and appears unfired. Grips are exceptional with medallions retaining most of their gold wash. Trigger guard retains about 95% blue, thin on the outside. Trigger retains about 75% case colors. Bore is brilliant and shiny, mechanics are fine. 4-48105 JR189 (Anderson Collection) (700-1,200)

*SMITH & WESSON 32 SAFETY HAMMERLESS 2ND MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 32 S&W. Nickel finish, 2” bbl, 2-pc black hard rubber grips. Pinned front sight, cartridge marking on the left side of the bbl and 2-line address on the right side of the bbl. SN 155754. CONDITION: Extremely fine, all matching including the grips, retains 96-97% bright original nickel with some pimpling on the right side of the frame. Brilliant shiny bore, appears unfired. Crisp grips and mechanics. 4-48152 JR221 (Anderson Collection) (400-700)

*SMITH & WESSON 32 SAFETY HAMMERLESS 2ND MODEL BICYCLE REVOLVER. Cal. 32 S&W. Blued finish, 2” keyhole ribbed bbl, pinned front sight with round butt, 2-pc hard rubber grips. Left side of the grip frame is stamped “R-S” in a rectangle and has the date “3 74” indicating factory refinish on that date. SN 99258. CONDITION: Excellent as refinished. All matching except the grips which are unnumbered. Retains about all of its bright factory finish with a tiny spot of pitting on the sideplate and fine pitting over the cylinder. Bbl address is very thin. Grips are fine with moderate wear. Strong dark bore, good mechanics. 4-48106 JR188 (Anderson Collection) (400-700)

SMITH & WESSON 32 SAFETY HAMMERLESS 3RD MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 32 S&W. Blued finish, 2” bbl, integral front sight, 2-pc medallion pearl grips. Left side of the bbl with 1-line address and right side with cartridge marking. Right side of the frame marked “MADE IN U.S.A.” SN: 242709. CONDITION: About new, all matching except grips which are unnumbered, appears unfired, retaining about 98% original blue with light muzzle wear and a couple of scratches on cylinder. Trigger retains about all of its original case colors. Brilliant shiny bore. Extremely fine grips with a tiny chip on the left side. Fine mechanics. 4-48151 JR220 (Anderson Collection) (400-700)

SMITH & WESSON 32 SAFETY HAMMERLESS 1ST MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 32 S&W. Nickel finish, 2” bbl with 2-pc medallion pearl grips. 2-line address is on the left side of the bbl. SN 91337. CONDITION: Very Good, all matching except grips which are unnumbered. Retains about 90% original nickel overall with flaking and light to moderate pitting, spotted on the frame, top strap and sideplate. Grips have a chip on the right side, otherwise fine. Bright shiny bore, good mechanics. 4-48149 JR219 (Anderson Collection) (300-500)

*SMITH & WESSON 38 SAFETY HAMMERLESS 5TH MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 38 S&W. Nickel finish, 2” bbl with 2-pc medallion pearl grips. Bbl has a pinned half moon front sight with “SMITH & WESSON” on the left side of the bbl and “38 S&W CTG” on the right side. There are no markings on the top of the rib. SN 251705. CONDITION: Fine, all matching except the grips which are unnumbered. Retains about 95% strong original nickel, slightly dulled from use. Grips are fine with some oil staining and the medallions retain most of their gold wash. Bright shiny bore, good mechanics. 4-48153 JR217 (Anderson Collection) (500-1,000)

SMITH & WESSON 38 SAFETY HAMMERLESS 3RD MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 38 S&W. Nickel finish, 2-1/4” bbl, pinned front sight with 2-pc black hard rubber grips. Entire bbl assembly is in the white, never finished with light machine marks, apparently never polished. Top of the bbl has a 2-line address and has no other markings. SN 105703. CONDITION: Good as noted. Frame and cylinder retain about 85-90% original nickel with flaking and some rust in the flutes. Cylinder and grips are matching numbered. The new bbl is unnumbered. Brilliant shiny bore, good mechanics. Good grips, heavy wear. 4-48168 JR218 (Anderson Collection) (400-700)

LUDWIG LOEWE COPY OF SMITH & WESSON 3RD MODEL RUSSIAN REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Blued finish, 6-/12” keyhole ribbed bbl with integral front sight and Cyrillic address on the top rib. Left rear of the frame has inspector initial and the date 1874. Smooth 2-pc walnut grips and a lanyard loop in the butt. SN 20370. CONDITION: Fine. Retains about 40-45% original blue overall with the balance flaked to a medium dark patina and scattered light to moderate rust on the frame. Grips are sharp and retain about 80% original finish, bright shiny bore with a few spots of pitting, crisp mechanics. 4-47950 JR47 (Anderson Collection) (1,250-2,250)

LUDWIG LOEWE #3 RUSSIAN 3RD MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 44RF. Blued finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, integral front sight, Loewe Cyrillic bbl address with Russian inspector mark and “EB” proof. Rim fire firing pin strikes though a hole in the frame rather than an open top notch like the American version and the firing pin’s nose is beveled on each side rather than flat. Chambers have the appearance of having been made for a rim fire rather than drilled out 44 Russian chambers. Smooth 2-pc walnut grips and a lanyard loop in the butt. SN 90189. CONDITION: Very good, all matching except the grips which are unnumbered but fit perfectly. Retains about 15% original blue overall with the balance having flaked to gray metal crisp edges. There are a couple of spots of deep pitting on the cylinder and some battered screws. Hammer retains about 50% case colors, trigger guard is silver, case hardening. Grips are fine with a hand rubbed patina. Shiny bore with light pitting in the grooves, crisp mechanics. 4-48016 JR94 (Anderson Collection) (1,000-2,500)

SMITH & WESSON #3 RUSSIAN 3RD MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. 6-1/2” “Russian Model” commercial marked bbl with integral front sight. 2-pc smooth walnut grips and a lanyard loop in the butt. Butt is marked with the date “1874” and a small “P” proof. SN 48186. CONDITION: Very good, all matching including the grips with the bbl, latch and cylinder stamped with the frame assembly number. Frame retains 75-80% strong bright original blue with some flaking and light surface rust. One or two battered screws. Bbl and cylinder are a light patina with light surface rust, heavier at the muzzle. Grips are fine with a smooth hand patina. Strong bright bore with light pitting, cylinder stop does not engage and the hammer safety notch will not hold. 4-47986 JR72 (Anderson Collection) (1,000-2,000)

SMITH & WESSON #3 RUSSIAN MODEL TURKISH CONTRACT REVOLVER. Cal. 44 RF. Second to third model transition with 7” keyhole ribbed bbl, pinned half moon front sight, 2-pc smooth walnut grips and lanyard loop in the butt. Trigger guard has reverse curved spur on the bottom of the trigger guard. Bbl has usual Smith & Wesson markings and there are the numbers “11.35” on the left side of the frame below the cylinder and there is a five point star on the top of the right grip. There is a small “w” inspector mark” by the serial number on the butt. SN 710. CONDITION: Good, all matching including the grips. Cylinder is a re-numbered replacement and the finish overall appears to be oxide sliver. Grips have stressed fractures on the inside. Bore is strong and dark. Good mechanics. 4-47953 JR35 (Anderson Collection) (1,250-1,750)

SMITH & WESSON #3 RUSSIAN 3RD MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 44 RF. Blued finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, integral front sight, commercial “Russian Model” address on the rib, smooth 2-pc matching numbered grips with a lanyard loop in the butt. Butt marked with the initial “SH” in a diamond and a tiny letter “P” inspector stamp. There is the date 1874 stamped at the rear of the frame on the left side. This may have been one of the 5,000 made for the Turkish contract. SN 42140. CONDITION: Good, all matching including the grips, the bbl, latch and cylinder have the frame assembly number. Frame retains 30-40% thin original blue and has some rather deep pitting scattered about. Bbl has blue in the sheltered areas with the balance a medium gray with light surface rust; some pitting at the muzzle. Grips are sound with a fine smooth finish. Cylinder has traces of blue in the flutes with some deep pitting. Bore is bright and shiny with scattered pitting, mechanics are fine. 4-47928 JR67 (Anderson Collection) (1,000-2,000)

SMITH & WESSON #3 RUSSIAN 3RD MODEL COMMERCIAL REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Blued finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bb with integral front sight and commercial markings on the rib. 2-pc smooth walnut grips and a lanyard stud in the butt. Bbl, latch and cylinder have the assembly number. SN 46348. CONDITION: Good to very good, all matching including the grips. Frame retains 40-50% thin original blue and the bbl 15-20% blue with the balance a light patina with scattered light rust. Grips are extremely fine with traces of original finish. Strong bright bore with scattered light pitting. 4-47954 JR36 (Anderson Collection) (1,250-1,750)

SMITH & WESSON #3 RUSSIAN 3RD MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Blued finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, integral front sights, Cyrillic address with Russian proofs on the top rib and “KO” inspector initials. There is another Russian inspector mark and the date 1874 at the left rear of the frame. 2-pc smooth walnut grips and a lanyard loop in the butt. SN 39888. CONDITION: Good. All matching including the grips, except the latch. Frame retains 20-25% thin blue, bbl and cylinder are a gray metal color with some deeper pitting. Some of the screws appear to be replaced, others are battered. Trigger pin and ejector housing pin are replacements. Strong bore with good shine and moderate pitting. Good mechanics. 4-48010 JR92 (Anderson Collection) (750-1,500)

SMITH & WESSON #3 RUSSIAN 3RD MODEL CONTRACT REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Blued finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, integral front sight, Cyrillic address with Russian “KO” inspector mark and small “1874” at the left rear of the frame. Grips are modern replacement ivory that have been artificially aged. Butt has a lanyard loop and the serial number is parallel to the frame rather than transverse. SN 7916. CONDITION: Fair to good. Traces of original finish in the very sheltered areas with the balance a gray patina with light pitting, heavy at the muzzle. All matching except the grips, which are replacements. Screws are battered. Strong bright bore with moderate pitting, cylinder stop does no engage, otherwise good mechanics. 4-47922 JR69 (Anderson Collection) (750-1,500)

TULA ARSENAL COPY OF A 3RD MODEL SMITH & WESSON RUSSIAN REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Blued finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, integral front sight with Cyrillic address dated 1890 with the Russian inspector stamp and marks. There is also another Russian inspector stamp on the left rear of the frame and others on the butt. 2-pc smooth walnut grips and a lanyard loop in the butt. SN 22213. CONDITION: Fine as refinished, retaining about 97% blue, fine grips which are not numbered to this revolver, otherwise all matching. Strong bore, good shine with pitting, good mechanics. 4-47919 JR53 (Anderson Collection) (750-1,500)

SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 JAPANESE NAVY REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Blue finish, 7” keyhole ribbed bbl, pinned half moon steel front sight, 2-pc smooth walnut grips with lanyard loop in the butt. Bottom of the frame just forward of the trigger guard is marked with the anchor and two wavy lines of the Japanese Navy. SN 5533. CONDITION: Good. Traces of original finish remain in sheltered areas being mostly a medium brown patina with light surface pitting. Cylinder is numbered 9100 and the grips are unnumbered and are slightly undersized, bbl and latch are matching. Bright shiny bore with a few spots of rust, good mechanics. 4-47987 JR73 (Anderson Collection) (750-1,500)

SMITH & WESSON OLD MODEL RUSSIAN CONTRACT LARGE FRAME REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Old model with 7” keyhole ribbed bbl, Cyrillic address and eagle proof marks on the top rib, modified pinned half moon front sight and 2-pc smooth wood grips. Trigger guard has reversed curved finger rest. There are small inspector marks over the various parts. SN 13282. CONDITION: Fair to good. All matching including the grips. No original finish remains being a cleaned gray patina over all with moderate pitting overall. Grips have a stress fracture on the left inside, otherwise are fine. Extractor cam pawl is a replacement. Bore is worn and dark with a ring about midpoint, mechanics are fine. 4-47929 JR37 (Anderson Collection) (750-1,500)

LUDWIG LOEWE COPY OF S&W 3RD MODEL RUSSIAN REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Usual configuration, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, integral front sight, Cyrillic address with Russian “CO” inspector mark on the rib and another Russian mark and the date 1874 on the left rear of the frame. Smooth 2-pc walnut grips and a lanyard loop in the butt. SN 35763. CONDITION: About good. No original finish remains having been cleaned to bright metal with scattered moderate to heavy pitting. Grips are fine. Strong dark bore with moderate pitting. Cylinder stop does not function. 4-48019 JR99 (Anderson Collection) (800-1,500)

SMITH & WESSON COMMERCIAL #3 RUSSIAN 2ND MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Nickel finish, 7” keyhole ribbed bbl with English markings, 2-pc smooth walnut grips that appear to be replacements, and a lanyard loop in the butt. Bottom of the butt has the initials “SH” in a diamond. Bbl, latch and cylinder are numbered 1102. SN 36259. CONDITION: Good. Retains about 50% original nickel with moderate pitting overall, battered screws, good mechanics. Strong bore with lots of shine and scattered pitting. 4-47914 JR22 (Anderson Collection) (750-1,250)

SMITH & WESSON #3 RUSSIAN 3RD MODEL REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Blue finish, 6-1/2” keyhole ribbed bbl, integral front sight, Cyrillic address with date 1895 and two Russian inspector marks on the top rib, one of which is “HK”. The same mark appears at the left rear of the frame and there are Cyrillic markings on the butt. Fitted with smooth 2-pc walnut grips and a lanyard loop in the butt. Left side of the grip frame under the grip is stamped “362” and “13” on the right side. The back of the cylinder has two other Russian proofs. SN 30016. CONDITION: Good. As refinished with heavy pitting on the bbl and frame. Top strap is cracked just in front of the latch slot. Grips show much wear with a stress fracture on the left side. Bore is dark and worn, mechanics are fine. 4-48003 JR87 (Anderson Collection) (500-1,000)

LUDWIG LOEWE & CO. COPY OF SMITH & WESSON 3RD MODEL RUSSIAN REVOLVER. Cal. 44 Russian. Nickel finish, bbl trimmed to 5-7/8” with bbl address in English along with the serial number. Fitted with smooth 2-pc walnut grips and the trigger guard without the finger rest. SN 1635. CONDITION: Fair. No original finish remains being a dark plum brown patina. Grips are fine showing much wear. Lanyard loop has been sawed from the butt. Two or three replacement screws. Worn dark bore. Hand does not work. 4-47920 JR50 (Anderson Collection) (400-700)

LOT OF 2 LARGE FRAME SMITH & WESSON REVOLVERS. 1) New Model #3. Cal. 44 Russian. Blued finish, 6” keyhole ribbed bbl, 2-pc monogrammed hard rubber grips. SN 27367. CONDITION: About good. Retains 20-30% of an old re-blue with heavy pitting on the bbl. Front sideplate screw is battered. Grips are numbered 3951 and show moderate to heavy wear. Bore is dark and strong with moderate to heavy pitting, mechanics are tight. 2) Russian 2nd Model. Cal. 44 Russian. Usual configuration, 6-1/2” bbl, 2-pc ivory grips with lanyard loop in the butt. SN 12547. CONDITION: Poor. No finish, heavy pitting, loose action, poor bore, worn grips with a machine screw and square nut through the middle. 4-48030, 4-48037 JR128 (Anderson Collection) (750-1,500)

LOT OF 2 SMITH & WESSON #3 REVOLVERS. 1) Cal. 44 American. First Model with 8” bbl, pinned German silver front sight with 2-pc smooth walnut grips. SN 5995. CONDITION: Good. No original finish remains, all matching except the grips which are numbered 5959. Bbl, latch and cylinder have the frame assembly number. All metal surfaces are wire wheel cleaned with moderate to heavy pitting overall, very deep at the muzzle and one area at the cylinder. Left grip is cracked, otherwise they are fine. Strong shiny bore with moderate to heavy pitting, good mechanics. 2) Cal. 44 Russian, scarce short bbl 2nd Model, nickel finish, 6” bbl, 2-pc walnut grips. SN 30957. CONDITION: Poor to fair. 25% nickel remains, ejector ratchet pawl replaced, several replaced screws and homemade grips. Strong dark bore, good mechanics. 4-47984, 4-48015 JR103 (Anderson Collection) (500-1,500)

LOT OF 2 SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL #3 REVOLVERS. 1) Cal. 38-44. Blued finish, 6-1/2” bb, target model, short 1-line address, smooth 2-pc walnut grips, modified front sight and original target rear sight. SN 3363. CONDITION: Fair to good. Mostly a blue-brown patina with fine surface pitting with a couple spots heavier. Grips are worn and not numbered to this revolver. All metal is matching. Strong dark bore, loose mechanics. 2) Appears to be Cal. 45 Schofield. Nickel finish, 6-1/2” bbl, replacement 2-pc pearl grips with a lanyard loop in the butt. Serial number is stamped in tiny letters on the right side of the grip frame. SN 7869. CONDITION: About good. Poor re-nickel, an assembled parts gun with various numbers on the bbl, latch and cylinder none of which match the frame. The number “21” is stamped on the butt. Grips are fine with minor chips. Fair bore, good shine, heavy pitting, fair mechanics. 4-47997, 4-48014 JR105 (Anderson Collection) (500-1,500)

LOT OF 2 THIRD MODEL RUSSIAN REVOLVERS. Cal. 44 Russian. 1) Ludwig Loewe copy of S&W, 6-1/2” bbl, Cyrillic address. Serial number removed from the rib, with smooth 2-pc walnut grips and a lanyard loop in the butt. SN 96655. CONDITION: Poor re-nickel over heavy pitting, marked under the left grip “R-N” in a rectangle, strong bright bore with pitting, good mechanics. 2) Nickel finish, 6-/12” “reissue” bbl, 2-pc smooth walnut grips. SN 3505. CONDITION: Fair. 15-20 loose nickel remains with the balance very dark patina and fine pitting, grips are cracked and worn. Dark worn bore, loose mechanics. 4-47991, 4-48013 JR104 (Anderson Collection) (500-1,500)

NAVY ARMS SCHOFIELD REVOLVER. Cal. 45 Colt. Blued finish with case colored latch, hammer and trigger guard. 2-pc walnut grips with cartouches and the date 1877. 7” keyhole ribbed bbl with half moon front sight. Made in Italy by Uberti for Navy Arms. Accompanied by its original hinged lid green cardboard box with yellow label. SN 564. CONDITION: As new, appears unfired. Retains virtually all its original factory finish to both metal and wood. Box is also fine. 4-48292 JR429 (Anderson Collection) (300-500)

CAST METAL COPY OF SMITH & WESSON 2ND MODEL AMERICAN REVOLVER. Cal. 22 Blank. Nickel finish, 8” keyhole ribbed bbl, 2-pc smooth walnut grips. Completely unmarked. A reasonable copy of 2nd model American designed to fire 22 blanks only. NSN. CONDITION: Fine. Retains most of its original nickel finish over rough casting marks, completely functional. Under no circumstance should it be fired with live ammunition. 4-48027 JR111 (Anderson Collection) (250-500)

LOT OF 8 SMITH & WESSON REVOLVER AND SINGLE SHOT TARGET BARRELS. 1) 22 single shot target bbl, 6” blued – Extremely fine with foreign proof. 2) 32 S&W single shot target bbl, 6” blued with sights – As new. 3) 32 S&W, single shot bbl, 6” blued with front sight – As new. 4) 38 S&W single shot target bbl, 6” blued with sights – As new. 5) 38 S&W, single shot target bbl, 6” nickel – Very fine. 6) 38-40, New Model #3 bbl, 6-1/2” nickel without sights or latch – Fair to good. 7)38-40 new Model #3, 4” blued with front sight, no latch – Good. 8) Cal. 44, New Model #3, cut to 3-7/16” with front sight, no latch, reblued – Good. 9) Iron cleaning rod for Australian Model with broad arrow proof and other proofs – As new. 10) Standard latch and target sight blade for a New Model #3 – Good. 4-47956 JR106 (Anderson Collection) (400-700)

WESSON FIREARMS DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN. Cal. 12ga. Rare Wesson hammer shotgun with 28” bbl, marked on the top rib “Wesson Firearms Co. Springfield, Mass” in small letters. Bbls have dolls head extension and receiver, foreend iron, hammers, tangs and trigger guard have full coverage fine foliate arabesque pattern engravings. The initials of DB Wesson appear just behind the opening lever. Wood is modestly figured walnut with full checkered 3-pc forearm and straight stock with nicely engraved skeleton buttplate with center checkering. SN 4. CONDITION: Fair. Bbls retain a silvery pattern with a repair to the rib extension dolls head. Metal retains an overall gray patina and the wood is worn with a replaced foreend tip and an amateur attempt to re-cut the checkering on the left side of wrist. Poor pitted bores. 4-48342 JR441 (Anderson Collection) (2,000-3,000)

WESSON FIREARMS DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN. Cal. 12ga. Rare Wesson hammer shotgun with 27” damascus bbls engraved in large letters on top rib “Wesson Firearms Co. Springfield, Mass.”. Box lock with lifter top opening lever. Bbls have dolls head extension and receiver and hammers are lightly engraved with about 40% coverage foliate arabesque pattern engraving. Wood is nicely checkered walnut with two wood panels around the front receiver metal and a small splinter forearm with black tip at the front end. SN 151. CONDITION: Bbls retain a dark brown patina with faint pattern showing through. Receiver retains traces of case colors under a coating of old crud with the balance of the metal being a gray/brown patina. Wrist has been repaired and the checkering re-cut with all the wood retaining its new finish. Good bores with moderate to heavy pitting. 4-48337 JR440 (Anderson Collection) (1,250-2,250)

DEXTER SMITH SINGLE BARREL SHOTGUN. Cal. 12ga. Rotating block with side lever and 30” bbl with the makers name, address and patent dates on top. Uncheckered wood with a splinter forearm and straight stock with smooth steel buttplate. SN 1188. CONDITION: Fair to good. Mostly a plummy-brown patina with light to moderate pitting over the forearm area, brighter blue toward the muzzle. Wood is sound, missing a small splinter by the upper tang and retaining most of an old refinish. Bore is bright and shiny with some scattered deep pitting. 4-48338 JR442 (Anderson Collection) (400-700)

LOT OF SMITH AND WESSON BRONZE BUSTS. Large solid bronze busts of Horace Smith and Daniel B. Wesson that are about 14” tall, 12” wide and 8” deep, mounted on green granite pedestals 11” by 8-1/2” by 4-3/8” which are then mounted on wooden bases. The front of each marble pedestal is engraved with their respective names. These famous bronzes are by Runtsch, cast in 1995 and both are numbered “2/25” sets. CONDITION: Excellent plus, both bronzes show fine detail and wonderful toning. The green marble is equally beautiful and the wooded bases retain most of their fine finish. 4-48348 JR453 (2000-4000)

*EARLY WINCHESTER MODEL 52 SPORTER. Cal. 22LR. Fine early sporter built in 1936, the second year of production for the sporting model. It has 24” tapered round bbl, ramp front sight with hood and a Lyman receiver sight. The floor plate is marked “SPORTING”. The buttstock is nicely grained walnut with checkered forearm having long diamond patterns on each side and three diamond pattern of the bottom. It has a black forearm tip and checkered cap pistol grip with small cheek-piece and checkered steel buttplate with short top tang. Stock is fitted with deluxe bases and swivels that contain an early narrow military-style sling that may be original equipment. The bolt has the speed lock. SN 36327. CONDITION: Extremely fine, retains virtually all its original factory finish to both metal and wood with some minor scratches in the finish on the left side, and a few others on the bottom, all probably from the sling. Brilliant shiny bore. 4-48466 JR346 (Dr. Ladd Heldenbrand Est.) (2,500-3,500)

*WINCHESTER MODEL 52 SPORTER DELUXE RIFLE. Cal. 22LR. Early post war sporter with 24” tapered round bbl, ramp front sight with hood, Lyman 57F receiver sight with a Griffin & Howe double lever side mount containing a Leupold Vari-X III 1.5-5X scope. Mounted in a checkered 1-pc stock with black foreend tip, capped pistol grip with cheekpiece and a Niedner style serrated buttplate with trap containing the sight blade for the Lyman receiver sight, including the aperture disc. The 1-pc trigger guard and floorplate is marked “SPORTING” and it has an original 10-round magazine with patent date. Stock is fitted with deluxe swivels containing what appears to be an original type Winchester sling. Accompanied by a letter from Cook, Newton & Smith New Haven, CT dated 4/12/40 discussing the merits of this “New rifle”. Also accompanies is an original Model 52 color tri-fold brochure advertising this rifle. The picture on this brochure shows an identical sling to the one on this rifle. SN 54133. CONDITION: Very fine. Metal retains 95-96% strong original blue with a couple spots of rust on the bbl and minor edge wear elsewhere. Stock is sound and retains most of its original finish from the pistol grip forward and a fine custom finish on the buttstock. There is a large scratch on right side of stock and a sliver missing from the left side of receiver channel. Brilliant shiny bore, fine optics. 4-48875 JR656 (1,000-1,500)

*WINCHESTER MODEL 75 SPORTER BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 22LR. Deluxe sporting rifle with 23-1/2” tapered round bbl, ramp front sight with hood, slot blank in rear dovetail, grooved receiver with a Lyman 57ES receiver sight base mounted on the left side of the receiver. Rear bridge and chamber area over the bbl are drilled and tapped with Weaver bases and rings containing an early Weaver J4 scope. Mounted in a 1-pc walnut stock with checkered forearm and capped pistol grip with a serrated steel buttplate. Sling swivels with a military style sling. Accompanied by one 5-round magazine. SN 82762. CONDITION: Extremely fine with the metal retaining 98-99% strong bright original blue and the wood about 99% original varnish. Brilliant shiny bore, good optics. 4-48792 JR599 (500-800)

*KIMBER MODEL 82 SUPER AMERICA BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 22LR. Beautiful, high quality adult sized rifle with 22” tapered round bbl, quarter rib with 2-leaf express sight and ramp front sight, original hood. The receiver is mounted with quick detachable Kimber rings containing a Jason 3-9X scope. Mounted in a fine burled walnut half-stock with black foreend tip, checkered pistol grip with cheek-piece and checkered steel buttplate. Stock and forearm are fitted with Kimber sling swivel bases. Built by the original Kimber Co. in Clackamas, OR. SN SA316B. CONDITION: As new, retains virtually its original finish to both metal and wood. Optics are fine. 4-48451 JR331 (Dr. Ladd Heldenbrand Est.) (1,250-1,750)

*KIMBER MODEL 82B BROWNELL BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 22LR. Scarce Mannlicher style adult size rifle with 19-3/4” tapered round bbl, ramp front sight, 2-leaf express rear sight, and Kimber bases with quick detachable rings containing a Leopold 4X rim fire special scope. Wood is burly, claro walnut with full-length forearm, metal tip, metal grip cap, Kimber sling bases, and checkered steel buttplate. Accompanied by its original cardboard and styrofoam box. SN LB15-500. CONDITION: Extremely fine, as new, retains virtually all of it original factory finish to both metal and wood, fine optics. The box has end broken out, otherwise is fine. 4-48465 JR345 (Dr. Ladd Heldenbrand Est.) (1,000-2,000)

*SCARCE SPECIAL ORDER SEMI-DELUXE MODEL 1890 PUMP RIFLE. Cal. 22 Short. Late (1925) production rifle with 24” oct bbl, modified Rocky Mountain front sight with flat top centerfire rifle sight in rear dovetail and an early Lyman loop style tang sight. Blued receiver with tiny round ribbed forearm and uncheckered capped pistol grip stock with crescent steel buttplate. Accompanied by photos showing assembly #259 on side of lower tang and front edge of the buttstock indicating factory work. SN 680033. CONDITION: Very fine. Bbl retains 97-98% strong bright original blue with two or three small scratches on left side near muzzle, probably zipper scratches. Magazine tube retains about 60% strong bright blue with the balance flaked to light patina. Receiver retains about 80% original blue mixed with fine flaking turned to patina. Wood is extremely fine and retains virtually all its wonderful piano varnish finish. Buttplate retains about 95% original blue. Brilliant shiny bore. 4-48822 JR648 (4,500-6,000)

*WINCHESTER MODEL 61 SMOOTH BORE RIFLE. Cal.22LR shot. Standard rifle with 24” round bbl, bead front sight marked on left side “FOR SHOT ONLY”, 3/4 magazine with round top receiver, ribbed flat bottom forearm, uncheckered stock with pistol grip and checkered steel buttplate. Bore at the muzzle measures about 1/4”. SN 212394. CONDITION: Very good. Bbl and magazine tube retain 93-95% original blue, slightly thinned over the chamber area and on the magazine tube just in front of receiver. Receiver retains 93-94% strong original blue with some scattered light surface rust and a small scratch or two. Wood is sound and buttstock retains about 95% original varnish. Forearm about 75%. Bright shiny bore. 4-48821 (2,750-3,750)

*WINCHESTER SMOOTH BORE MODEL 61 PUMP ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 22RF shot. Standard grade rifle with 24” tapered round bbl with bead front sight, no rear sight, marked on the left side “FOR SHOT ONLY”, grooved top receiver, 3/4 magazine, long grooved flat bottom forearm, uncheckered pistol grip stock with checkered steel buttplate. Bore measures about 1/4” at muzzle. SN 255141. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine. As new, retains virtually all it original finish to both metal and wood, probably unfired. There is virtually no wear on the bbl or slide rod. Wood has one or two small nicks on stock and forearm. 4-48819 JR646 (2,750-3,750)

*DELUXE WINCHESTER MODEL 03 SEMI-AUTO RIFLE. Cal. 22 Auto. Beautiful rifle with 20” round bbl, about 3X wood, with checkered forearm and capped pistol grip stock that has crescent steel buttplate, standard sights. SN 101782. CONDITION: Good. Metal retains a plum blue-brown patina. Wood is sound and retains most of a professional restored finish. Bright shiny bore. 4-48446 JR236 (Dr. Ladd Heldenbrand Est.) (1,000-2,000)

*SCARCE WINCHESTER MODEL 03 SEMI-AUTO RIFLE. Cal. 22 Auto. 1 of only a few of these rifles manufactured without a safety. Referred to by Winchester as a style “B”. Standard grade with 20” tapered round bbl, usual open sights, uncheckered wood with straight stock and smooth crescent steel buttplate. Top tang is without sight screw holes. Accompanied by a Winchester letter identifying this rifle as a style “B”. Received in the warehouse June 27, 1903, “To Russ on October 10, 1903, shipped December 7, 1903 to order #215382. SN 2136. CONDITION: Fine. Bbl retains 95-96% original blue with a few scattered spots of light rust. Receiver retains about 60% bright original blue with cleaning scratches on right side and chemical spotting over left side with moderate pitting. Trigger guard and bottom of receiver are blue brown. Wood is sound and retains about 95% original varnish with numerous light nicks and scratches to the surface finish. Brilliant shiny bore. 4-48816 JR644 (600-1,000)

*WINCHESTER MODEL 63 SEMI-AUTO RIFLE. Cal. 22LR. Standard grade rifle with 23” tapered round bbl, silver bead front sight and standard open rear sight. Uncheckered wood with pistol grip stock and checkered steel buttplate. Accompanied by its original 2-pc cardboard box with blue and white end label containing some original brown tissue paper, a red and yellow hang tag and bi-fold instruction sheet. SN 146484. CONDITION: Very fine. Bbl retains 96-97% strong bright original blue. Receiver retains about 96% strong bright original blue with scattered pinpoints of light rust on both sides with some cleaning scratches on the left side of receiver. Wood is sound and retains most of its original finish with minor handling and use marks. Bright shiny bore. Box is fine with some slight fuzzed corners. 4-48817 JR623 (1,100-1,500)

*WINCHESTER MODEL 63 SEMI-AUTO RIFLE. Cal. 22LR. Standard grade rifle with 23” tapered round bbl, usual open sights, uncheckered wood with pistol grip stock and checkered steel buttplate. Grooved receiver. This is generally regarded as the finest semi-auto 22 rifle ever made. SN 72534. CONDITION: Very fine. Metal retains 98-99% strong bright original blue, slightly thin on bottom and top back edge of receiver with some very fine edge wear. Wood is sound and retains 96-97% original varnish with a couple of scratches to forearm and a couple of bruises on buttstock. Brilliant shiny bore. 4-48818 JR645 (750-1,000)

*ANGELO BEE ENGRAVED WINCHESTER MODEL 03 DELUXE RIFLE. Cal. 22 Auto. Exquisite deluxe rifle that has been spectacularly engraved by master engraver Angelo Bee and is signed on the left side of the receiver. Game scene panels on both sides, French gray background, with the left being 2 gold rising woodcock with a platinum and gold spaniel in a woodland scene. Right side is another woodland scene of a large platinum and gold fox with 2 flushing gold partridge that have platinum edged tail feathers. Top of the receiver has very large platinum and gold bald eagle with a platinum and gold partridge in its talons. Floor plate, in front of the trigger, has a finely detail lynx head. All the engraving is in great detail. All the scenes are surrounded by fine foliate arabesque patterns with gold wire borders and gold lines around the front edge of the receiver, top tang, back end of the bbl and muzzle. The serial number, in two places, the proof marks and Winchester on the bbl are inlaid in gold. Wood is beautiful burled deluxe walnut with checkered pistol grip and forearm. The smooth steel crescent buttplate is also lightly engraved. The bolt is jeweled and the trigger gold plated. SN93129. CONDITION: Extremely fine, retaining virtually of its fine custom finish to both metal and wood, appear unfired since its custom engraving. 4-48440 JR320 (Dr. Ladd Heldenbrand Est.) (3,500-5,000)

*PRODUCTION MODEL WINGO SMOOTH BORE RIFLE. Cal. 5mm/20 Cal. Shot. Production Model, 1 of the approximately 40 produced for use in shooting galleries. Built with 22-1/8″ vent rib bbl with dbl. beads having a magazine tube-like attachment under the bbl for the electronic cable tether. It has a long grasping groove forearm with electric control button in the tip and an uncheckered Monte Carlo stock with Webley black composition buttplate. The flat side receiver is marked on both sides “WINGO”. It has loop finger lever with solid trigger guard and loading cutout on the right side. The chamber area of the bbl is marked on the left side with both Winchester and British proofs, the Winchester logo and “5MM”. This was likely one of the rifles used in the San Diego facility, the only Wingo range ever opened. Accompanied by a letter of provenance, production reports, test reports and other information articles and pamphlets. Also accompanied by one box of original Winchester 5mm Wingo shot shells that contain five 36 round boxes. SN 22W41. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains about 98% bright original blue over all. The wood is sound and retains virtually all its original varnish with minor handling and use marks. Bright shiny bore. The ammunition is excellent. 4-46904 JR503 (1,000-5,000)

*PRODUCTION MODEL WINGO SMOOTH BORE RIFLE. Cal. 5mm/20 Cal. Shot. Production Model, 1 of the approximately 40 produced for use in shooting galleries. Built with 22-1/8″ vent rib bbl with dbl. beads having a magazine tube-like attachment under the bbl for the electronic cable tether. It has a long grasping groove forearm with electric control button in the tip and an uncheckered Monte Carlo stock with black composition buttplate. The flat side receiver is marked on both sides “WINGO”. It has loop finger lever with solid trigger guard and loading cutout on the right side. The chamber area of the bbl is marked on the left side with both Winchester and British proofs, the Winchester logo and “5MM”. This was likely one of the rifles used in the San Diego facility, the only Wingo range ever opened. Accompanied by a letter of provenance, production reports, test reports and other information articles and pamphlets. Also accompanied by one box of original Winchester 5mm Wingo shot shells containing four 30 round boxes. SN 22W52. CONDITION: Excellent. Bbl and tube retain about 98% bright original blue, receiver also about 98%. The wood is sound and retains virtually all its original varnish with minor handling and use marks. Bright shiny bore. The ammunition is excellent. 4-46905 JR502 (1,000-5,000)

*RARE WINCHESTER MODEL 69 DUAL SIGHT TARGET RIFLE. Cal. 22. Scarce rifle with 25” tapered round bbl, ramp front sight with hood, tall open rear sight, factory mounted with scope blocks on the front receiver bridge and bbl containing an original Winchester scope. Rear receiver bridge has another dovetail filled with a slot blank. Mounted in a nicely figured 1-pc walnut stock with hard rubber buttplate. There are two small holes in the forearm, apparently where a sling base was mounted. NSN. CONDITION: Extremely fine. Bbl and receiver retain 96-98% strong bright original blue, trigger guard about 75% flaking blue and the floorplate about 90% blue. Stock is sound and retains about 98% original finish with light handling and use marks. Scope retains about 95% original greenish lacquer finish. Good optics. Brilliant shiny bore. 4-48791 JR600 (600-1,000)

*WINCHESTER MODEL 36 BOLT ACTION SINGLE SHOT SHOTGUN. Cal. 9mm RF. Tiny little “Garden Gun” with 17-1/2” smooth bore bbl, bead front sight, integral receiver with knurled acorn striker knob mounted in a 1-pc walnut stock with hard rubber buttplate and stamped sheet metal “S” shaped trigger guard. NSN. CONDITION: Very fine. Metal retains 96-97% original finish overall, thin at the muzzle and rear of receiver. Trigger guard is turning plum with some scattered fine pitting. Wood is sound and retains most of its original finish with light handling and use marks. Bright shiny bore. 4-48784 JR643 (800-1,200)

*WINCHESTER MODEL 1900 THUMB TRIGGER SINGLE SHOT RIFLE. Cal. 22 Short, Long or extra Long. Tiny unusual little rifle with 18” tapered round bbl, integral receiver, fixed sights and a 1-pc stock with hard rubber buttplate. Made without a trigger in the usual place. This rifle is fired by means of a small serrated lever beneath the striker that is depressed with the thumb to fire. NSN. CONDITION: Retains about all of a completely restored finish to both metal and wood, crack on the left side of the forearm. Strong bright bore with light pitting. 4-48793 (300-500)

*WINCHESTER MODEL 02 SINGLE SHOT RIFLE. Cal. 22 Short, Long or extra Long. Tiny boys rifle with 18” tapered round bbl and integral receiver. Fixed sights, 1-pc stock with hard rubber buttplate and stamped sheet metal trigger guard/grip. NSN. CONDITION: Very good. Metal retains about all of a fine restored finish. Stock has a grain check at the toe and retains 75-80% original finish with evidence of heavy use. Bore is bright and shiny. 4-48794 JR593 (200-400)

*WINCHESTER MODEL 1904 SINGLE SHOT RIFLE. Cal. 22 Short, Long or extra Long. Usual configuration with 21” round bbl, integral receiver, silver bead front sight with 1903 style rear sight. Mounted in a 1-pc walnut stock with schnable tip forearm, perch belly stock and crescent steel buttplate. The stamped metal trigger guard is “S” shaped to form a pistol grip. NSN. CONDITION: Fine to very fine. Bbl and receiver retain about 90% original blue turning dull over the middle area. Wood is sound and retains 85-90% original finish with usual handling and use marks and three or four bruises on the forearm. Bore is bright and shiny. 4-48795 JR592 (200-400)

*GECKO MODEL 1919 SINGLE SHOT RIFLE. Cal. 22. Standard grade rifle with 22-1/2” bbl, open sights, 1-pc wood stock, serrated steel buttplate. SN 145. CONDITION: Cracked stock, brown metal. Dark bore. 4-47831 JR582 (50-100)

LOT OF TWO STEVENS SINGLE SHOT RIFLES. Cal. 22. 1) Favorite with 24” oct bbl, plain wood, replacement buttplate. SN N630. CONDITION: Good. Refinished wood, fair bore. 2) Crack Shot with 20” round bbl, amateur checkered wood, hard rubber buttplate. SN K661. CONDITION: Fair. Bore plugged with grease, broken hammer spring. 4-47848 JR583 (100-300)

*FINE PARKER AAH DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN. Cal. 12ga. Exceptionally fine double A Parker, on a No. 2 frame, with 30” bbls choked FULL/MOD with tapered matted rib, dbl ivory beads with the makers’ name, “PIGEON GUN” and “WHITWORTH STEEL” engraved on the rib. Bbl water table is marked “FULL” and “MOD”. Receiver has full coverage, very fine foliate and floral arabesque patterns, which extends over the trigger guard and foreend iron. Fences are matching engraved with a fine border pattern and raised triple scallops, extractors and gold plated Parker single trigger. Wood is very nicely figured center crotch cut walnut with long full checkered beavertail forearm carved in fleur-de-lis patterns. Foreend latch is engraved “PAT’D MAR 26 1878”. Buttstock has extensively checkered wrist with checkered raised fleur-de-lis side panels, a Parker capped pistol grip and is 14-3/4” over an old Hawkins pad. SN 190632. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine. Bbls retain 98-99% strong bright original blue. Receiver retains about 80% subtle original case colors, thin and turning silver on the bottom front half. Wood is sound and retains most of a fine hand rubbed oil finish. Bores are brilliant and shiny. An exceptional and very fine and rare Parker shotgun. 4-48904 JR699 (30,000-50,000)

*PARKER BHE TWO BARREL SET. Cal. 12ga. Built on a 1-1/2 frame with 28” bbls, choked FULL/IMP MOD and 30” bbls, choked IMP MOD/IMP MOD. Both bbls are marked on the top rib with the makers’ name and address and “ACME STEEL”. Both ribs are tapered, concave with matted tops and have doll’s head extensions. Both are fitted with ejectors and the receiver has a Parker single trigger. Receiver is beautifully engraved with two pointers on point on the left lock plate, two setters on point on right side and two flying geese on the trigger plate all surrounded by very fine foliate arabesque patterns. Fences are matching engraved and have a single scallop on each side. Foreend iron is also matching engraved. The forearm lugs on the bbls are numbered 1 & 2 respectively and the forearms are correspondingly numbered. Wood is highly figured, marbled French walnut with both forearms fully checkered and the pistol grip stock with fleur-de-lis patterns. It has raised, carved, checkered, fleur-de-lis side panels and is 14” over a skeleton butt. Grip cap has a large gold oval inlay with the initial “WWG”. Accompanied by a fine maroon felt lined trunk case with a Parker label in the lid. SN 207716. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with both sets of bbls retaining virtually all their fine rust blue. Receiver retains 98-99% strong bright original case colors. Wood is sound and retains about all of its fine hand rubbed oil finish with minor handling and use marks. Bores are brilliant and shiny. Case is about new. 4-48911 JR704 (15,000-20,000)

*PARKER CHE DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN. Cal. 16ga. Fine Parker shotgun on a #1 frame with 26” bbls. choked CYL/CYL. The bbl water tables are stamped “Imp. Cyl. & Imp. Cyl.” Receiver is beautifully engraved with a setter on point on the left side, a pointer on point on the right side, and a pointer with flushing pheasant on the trigger plate. It is beautifully re-wooded with a long beavertail forearm and nicely figured straight stock with checkered steel buttplate. It has Parker single trigger and ejectors. SN 242237. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine. Retains virtually all it’s fine restored finish to the metal with the wood retaining about all its fine custom finish. The bores are bright and shiny. A fine scarce gun. 4-48902 JR691 (5,000-9,000)

*PARKER DHE DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN. Cal. 16ga. Built on a No. 1 frame with 26” bbls with tapered matted rib, brass front bead and ivory middle bead marked with the makers’ name and “TITANTIC STEEL” marked on the water table “SKEET IN/SKEET OUT”. Receiver is very nicely engraved with “D” patterns of a setter on the left side, a pointer on right side and four pheasants on trigger plate. All surrounded with about 70% coverage fine, foliate arabesque patterns. Trigger guard and opening lever are matching engraved. Wood is nicely figured center crotch cut walnut with long checkered beavertail forearm and straight stock 13-1/2” over a skeleton buttplate. It is equipped with ejectors and Miller single trigger. SN 239302. CONDITION: Extremely fine. Bbls retain 97-99% strong bright original blue with a few tiny pinpoints of light surface rust near the muzzles. Receiver retains about 90% case colors with the balance turning silver. Trigger guard has been cleaned on the outside and the long bottom tang finish is thin. Wood is sound and retains virtually all of its fine piano varnish finish with a couple of small dings on the buttstock and a scrape near the buttplate. Forearm has a couple of minor scrapes. Bores are brilliant and shiny. 4-48903 JR698 (5,000-8,000)

*LC SMITH DELUXE GRADE SINGLE BARREL TRAP GUN. Cal. 12ga. Wonderful single barrel trap gun with 32” full choke, matted ventilated rib bbl, dbl ivory beads, engraved over the chamber area “MADE TO ORDER BY THE / HUNTER ARMS CO. INC. / FULTON N.Y.” and in gold “L.C. SMITH DE-LUXE TRAP”. Receiver is elaborately engraved with extremely fine detail, raised gold inlays of two ducks landing on a pond with gold grasses on the left side. Right side is equally elaborately engraved with a standing raised gold cock pheasant and a smaller flying pheasant with gold leaves and grasses at bottom of panel. Upper edges of the receiver have raised gold leaves and vines which extends down the opening lever. Each fence is engraved with raised gold oak leaves and an acorn with a rose gold cap and stem. Bottom of receiver has a large cluster of fine detailed roses and leaves with a daisy in the center and another cluster on the trigger bow. Chamber end of the bbl on each side also has a raised cluster of gold flowers and leaves. Balance of the receiver, trigger guard, top tang, opening lever and 3” up the bbl and 3/4” from the muzzle are full coverage engraved with extremely fine foliate and floral arabesque patterns. All of the game scene and floral panels have a very fine stippled background. Foreend iron is matching engraved with leaves and vines in raised gold with the balance matching arabesque patterns. Inside of the foreend iron is identically engraved. Wood is highly figured burly Claro with the forearm having full coverage checkering, a large horn insert on the schnable tip with elaborate carvings at both ends and around the latch. Stock has extensive very fine checkering on the wrist with fleur-de-lis patterns and matching checkered raised side panels. Grip cap smooth horn and the stock is 14-3/8” over a Hawkins pad. Checkered trigger is gold plated. SN S-78298 Deluxe. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine, may have been fired but appears new retaining about 98% fine original bbl blue. 98-99% original case colors and about all of the original oil finish on the wood. Stock has a few small bruises and nicks on the right side. Bright shiny bore. 4-48906 JR701 (20,000-35,000)

*ITHACA MODEL $6,500 SINGLE BARREL TRAP GUN. Cal. 12ga. Spectacular and rare single bbl trap gun with 34” vent ribbed, full choke bbl, tapered beavertail forearm and pistol grip stock 14-1/2” over a solid red rubber Pachmayr pad. Receiver and sides of the bbl lug are full covered engraved in extremely fine foliate arabesque patterns with a panel of three rising gold ducks and gold cattails on the left side, three flying gold pheasants and gold grasses on the right side, a flying gold partridge and spruce tree with grasses on the bottom and a flying gold woodcock with grasses on the trigger bow. The engraving then extends over the forearm iron and down both tangs and the opening lever. The rib is finely matted with double ivory beads. Wood is highly figured and nicely checkered with Fleur-de-Lis and scallop patterns. It also has checkered side panels. The water table on the receiver, on the bbl and inside the foreend iron are all marked with the serial number and $6,500.00 grade. The foreend iron does not say grade. Trigger is checkered and gold plated with a right hand twist. SN 240405717. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine. Bbl retains virtually all its strong original factory blue and jeweling on the lug and water table. Receiver retains most all of its original factory case colors. Wood retains most of its fine piano varnish finish, slightly crackled and crazed on the buttstock. This is one of only a few of this grade trap gun ever made. 4-48452 JR332 (Dr. Ladd Heldenbrand Est.) (10,000-15,000)

*ITHACA 5E SINGLE BARREL SHOTGUN. Cal. 12 ga. Beautiful trap gun with 32” vent ribbed, full choke bbl with ejector, fine checkered broadway rib, Raybar front sight and ivory middle bead. Receiver has 80% coverage coarse foliate arabesque pattern engraving with a raised gold pheasant on the left side, a raise gold woodcock on the right side and a small American eagle on the bottom. Engraved by Ralph Alpen. The foreend iron is matching engraved. Fitted with the typical checkered, tapered, beavertail forearm and highly figured center crotch cut pistol grip buttstock, 14-1/2”” over a solid red Pachmayr Pad. Stock has checkered side panels and double Fleur-de-Lis and scallops on the wrist. Listed on page 177 of the ITHACA GUN BOOK by Walter Snyder. SN 405382. CONDITION: Extremely fine, retains about 98% bright bbl blue, most of its original case colors on the receiver and floorplate, fading on the sides and bottom. The front half of the receiver and the back half of the trigger plate retain brilliant case colors as does the top tang. Wood is sound and retains virtually all its fine piano finish varnish, possibly an old restoration. 4-48457 JR337 (Dr. Ladd Heldenbrand Est.) (4,000-7,000)

*BERETTA MODEL S06EELL FINE DELUXE SPORTING OVER/UNDER SHOTGUN. Cal. 12ga. Spectacular deluxe shotgun with 28” screw choke bbls, ventilated rib with one bead. Receiver, trigger guard and foreend iron are coin finish with the lockplates having game scenes of 2 raised gold pintail ducks in a marsh scene on the left side and 2 raised gold mallards in a marsh scene on the right side and a raised gold cock pheasant in a field scene on the bottom. All surrounded with deep, stippled background, foliate arabesque patterns with flowers on the trunnion bosses and opening lever. Opening lever tab is filigree and it has a raised gold crown. Engraving is signed on the trigger plate “F.FERRANTE”. Trigger is gold plated and the trigger guard has “SPORTING” in gold. Wood is highly figured burl Circassian walnut with orange tones. Forearm is checkered beavertail with grasping grooves and the stock with pistol grip is 14-1/2” over a smooth thin solid red recoil pad. Accompanied by a fine green canvas and leather trunk case, green felt lined with compartments for the bbls and receiver with another compartment for a beautifully made 3-pc walnut and brass wiping rod and another compartment that contains two spare choke tubes, a portable cleaning kit, a choke tube wrench and two snap caps. Also enclosed is the owners manual and warrantee. SN C13318B. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine. Bbls retain 98-99% strong original blue with minor wear under the forearm. Receiver retains virtually all its original coin finish. Wood is sound and retains about all of its original fine satin finish. Brilliant shiny bore. Case and all accessories are as new. 4-48910 JR697 (16,000-25,000)

*PERAZZI MX8 DROP TRIGGER EXTRA GRADE OVER/UNDER SHOTGUN. Cal 12ga. Older model, extremely fine Perazzi 2 bbl set with 28-3/8 bbls and 29-1/2” bbls. Both with ventilated ribs and double beads. Both sets of bbls are marked “IMPORTER-PERAZZI-USA/MONROVIA-CALIFORNIA”. Wood is extremely highly figured marble-cake honey and chocolate Circassian walnut with a checkered beavertail forearm with grasping grooves and the stock with raised side panels, palm swell and square pistol grip and is 14-1/2” over a black Decelerator pad. Receiver and forend iron are beautifully engraved with banknote style engraving with 3 raised gold ducks on the left side in a marsh scene and 3 raised gold ducks in a marsh scene on the right side with 3 more raised gold ducks in a marsh scene on the floorplate. At the top of the panel on the bottom in raised gold is “EXTRA”. All the surrounding surfaces are deeply engraved with extremely fine foliate arabesque patterns with matching engraving on the forend iron. Left side game scene is signed by master engraver “R. GRECO”. Fitted with ejectors and single selector trigger and both sets of bbls have been modified for Briley chokes with a total of ten chokes accompanying. Also accompanying is a small Perazzi marked box containing a wrench, 2 spare firing springs and 2 spare hammer springs. Also accompanying is the owners manual and warrantee card in a Perazzi wallet and the long take down wrench. Also accompanies is a Perazzi hard shell plastic case for the gun and a separate small case for the spare bbls with their black flannel sleeves. SN 81218. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine, retains virtually all its original finish to both metal and wood with minor handling and use marks on the wood. Cases are fine with very minor damage to the cloth in the hinge. 4-48909 JR696 (10,000-15,000)

*BROWNING DIANA GRADE OVER/UNDER SHOTGUN. Cal. 20ga. Beautiful Funken engraved shotgun signed in two places, with 26-1/2” vent rib, bbls choked IMP-MOD/IMP-CYL. Coin finish receiver, trigger guard and foreend iron, beautifully engraved with pheasant on the left side, ducks on the right, pigeons on the floorplate and rabbits on the trigger guard. Surrounded by full coverage engraving with arabesque patterns and scenery. Wood is highly figured French walnut with field-type forearm, long tang, round knob stock 13-1/2” over a Pachmayr pad. Single trigger and ejectors. SN 8283. CONDITION: Extremely fine. Stock as noted. Bbl retains 97-98% strong original blue. Receiver, most all of its original coin finish, with some light rust spotting on the trigger guard and lower tang. Wood is sound and retains 96-98% original vanish. Bright shiny bores. 4-46568 JR542 (4,500-7,500)

*CONNECTICUT SHOTGUN GRADE 5 WINCHESTER MODEL 21 2-BARREL SET. Cal. 20&28 ga. Extremely fine model 21 made by Tony Galazan’s CT. Shotgun Mfg. Co. Action in light weight. Set consists of 28” 20ga. Bbls, choked MOD/IMPCYL and 26” 28ga. Bbls, choked MOD/IMPCYL. Both bbls have ventilated ribs with single red ivory bead with “CUSTOM BUILT” near the chamber ends. It is equipped with ejectors and gold single selective trigger. It has one beaver tail forearm with wood being of exhibition quality in “E” style checkering, with checkered teardrop side panels on the stock, which is 14 1/4” over checkered butt and has a gold oval initial plate. Receiver is engraved with a standing cock pheasant vignette on left side, a standing turkey gobbler on right side and a setter carrying a bird on the trigger plate, surrounded with about 40% coverage, fine arabesque patterns which extend 3/4” over chambers. Accompanied by a Huey style oak and leather, maroon velvet lined trunk case with compartments for all parts and includes a square nickeled oil bottle and pair of 20ga & 28ga gold plated Winchester snap caps. Also contains a red & yellow hang tag and yellow box end label. It has brass corners with a center lock and heavy carrying handle. SN W38068. CONDITION: Extremely fine, as new. Retains virtually all its original factory finish to both metal and wood. Appears new and unfired, although it has been assembled a number of times as there are scrapes on the standing breech. Case is equally new. 4-48692 JR748 (17,500-27,500)

*CASED JOSEPH LANG & SON DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN TWO BARREL SET. Cal. 20ga. Beautiful box lock shotgun with two sets of bbls both 28”, one choked MOD/IMP CYL and the other FULL/IMP MOD. Both have 3” chambers with high, tapered, matted rib and single brass bead. Both are marked with the makers’ name and address on top of the bbls. One rib has a 6-pointed gold star at the breech end while the other does not. Bbls are dbl lump with dbl bite. Receiver has four tiny scallops at the back edge and has nearly full coverage extremely fine foliate arabesque pattern engraving. “Safe” in gold on the top tang. Forearm is extra long, beavertail with a through hole for access to the forearm release. Stock is checkered straight grip with teardrop side panels 14” over a checkered skeleton buttplate. It has a gold oval initial plate with the initials “RET”. It is equipped with ejectors and dbl triggers twisted for right hand. Weight is 5 lbs. 12.2oz. It is accompanied by its original brown leather trunk case with maroon felt lining and makers’ label in the lid and has compartments for both bbls and the stocked action with two nickeled oil bottles and a compartment for cleaning equipment. SN 20831. CONDITION: Extremely fine. Has been fired but retains virtually all the original blue on both sets of bbls. Receiver retains 97-98% bright case colors, slightly faded on the fences and edges. Wood is sound and retains most of its fine original finish. Brilliant shiny bores. Case is equally fine with an oil stain in the lid lining. 4-48697 JR539 (4,500-7,500)

*CASED GEORGE GIBBS SIDE LOCK DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN. Cal. 12ga. Fine English dbl with 28” bbls choked FULL/IMPCYL with tapered smooth concave rib marked with the makers’ name and address, dbl lump with dbl bite and ejectors. Receiver has full side locks and overall has about 85% coverage extremely fine English rose and scroll engraving. The makers’ name is engraved on each lockplate. It has a checkered splinter forearm and teardrop side panel straight stock 14-1/2” over a smooth butt. Fitted with dbl triggers. “Safe” is in gold on the top tang. Accompanied by a very fine brown leather and oak trunk case with single push button latch, red felt lined with a pair of Watson Bros. snap caps and a nickeled square oil bottle. It appears that someone made a repair to the wrist then scraped most of the buttstock finish, which has remained unfinished. Weight is 6 lbs. 14oz. SN C700. CONDITION: As noted, otherwise extremely fine. Bbls retain about 98% strong bright original blue. Receiver and lockplates retain 97-98% strong original colors faded slightly on the fences and edges. Wood is sound with the forearm retaining most of its original finish and the buttstock as previously noted. Case is extremely fine retaining most of its original finish with a couple of small nicks in the lid. 4-48696 JR540 (4,500-7,000)

*VERNEY-CARRON SIDELOCK DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN. Cal 12ga. Fine French shotgun with 27-5/8” bbls, choked, FULL/MOD with tapered swamped rib with single silver bead, double lump, double bite with rib extension for 3rd bite. Coin finish with about 70% coverage, extremely fine floral and arabesque pattern engraving. Fences are deep relief engraved with oak leaf and acorn patterns. Top lever, tang and trigger guard are matching engraved with about 1/4” engraving extending up over the breech end of the bbls. Ejectors and double triggers, the front articulated. Wood is very fine pattern French walnut with full checkered splinter forearm, straight stock 14 5/8” over a checkered butt. Company name is on the left sidelock with St. Etienne on the right side. Cocking levers are gold plated. Accompanied by a fine oak and chocolate-brown leather trunk case with maroon felt lining. SN 2541. Weight 7.25 lbs. CONDITION: Extremely fine, possibly unfired. Bbls retain 98-99% strong original blue. Receiver and trigger guard about all of their original fine coin finish. Wood is sound and retains about all of its high gloss original finish with a series of small bruises in the finish near the toe and a couple of other handling marks. Bright shiny bores. Case is near new. 4-48439 JR695 (6,500-7,500)

*WINCHESTER MODEL 21 DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN. Cal. 12ga. Skeet grade shotgun with 26” bbls choked WS1/WS2. Classic box lock receiver with checkered beavertail forearm and pistol grip stock 14” over a checkered butt. Wood is very nicely figured claro walnut and fitted with single selective trigger and ejectors. Accompanied by a bill of sale from William Mills & Son, Inc. dated April 3, 1963 for this shotgun in the amount of $425. SN 15874. CONDITION: Fine. Bbl retain 95-96% strong restored rust blue with two spots of light rust pitting. Receiver and floorplate retain most of a fine restored finish, slightly purple on receiver with fading on bottom edges. Wood is sound and retains most of an old refinish with some chemical crazing around the receiver and on the rear edge of forearm. Checkering needs freshening. Bores are bright and shiny. Mechanics are fine. 4-48877 JR651 (1,500-2,500)

*WEBLEY & SCOTT DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN. Cal. 20ga. Fine box lock shotgun with 26” bbls, choked FULL/MOD, tapered concave rib marked “ABERCROMBIE & FITCH CO AGENTS”. Bbls are marked with the maker’s name and address and have double lump with ejectors. The receiver is case colored and has about 60% coverage fine foliate arabesque pattern engraving. “SAFE” on the top tang inlaid in silver. Wood is modestly figured walnut with splinter forearm and checkered round knob buttstock 13-1/4” over a solid red recoil pad. About 1” of the comb has been replaced, according to the consignor by Turnbull. SN 130996. CONDITION: Fine, as noted. Bbls retain 97-98% strong original blue, receiver, floor plate and trigger guard 95-97% strong original colors with the case colors on the receiver very bright, forearm is sound and retains most of a fine restored finish. The buttstock project was apparently never finish after the splice was made on the comb. Bright shiny bore. 4-48470 JR350 (Dr. Ladd Heldenbrand Est.) (1,250-1,750)

*MARHOLDT-PETERLONGO HIGH QUALITY SIDEPLATE DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN. Cal. 410. Dainty little shotgun with 27-9/16” bbls choked FULL/FULL with tapered matted rib and single silver bead, dbl lump with dbl bite and ejectors with single trigger. It is on a Merkel style boxlock action with sideplates. Full coverage and wonderfully engraved with a fox and three ducks in a woodland scene on the left side, a setter on point with four partridge in a woodland scene on the right side and two hares in a woodland scene on the trigger plate. Trigger guard bow has a flying woodcock over a marsh scene, all surrounded by extremely fine foliate arabesque and floral patterns. Engraving is also about 1/8” at the chamber end of the bbls and on the foreend iron. Left sideplate is signed “F. JUST”. Stock is nicely figured French walnut with semi-beavertail forearm with 3/4 checkering and a raised triangular shaped tip. Stock has raised side panels with checkered wrist, small European cheekpiece 14-1/4” over a serrated horn buttplate. It has a silver toeplate engraved “JOE GALE” and a tiny European style sling swivel with corresponding swivel on the bbls. SN 958829. CONDITION: Fine. Bbls retain 90-93% fine original blue with some thinning and turning brown near the muzzle and some light spots of rust. Chamber end of the right bbl has a 1” x 1/2” chemical stain, which is turning patina. Right bbl has scattered very fine spots of surface rust. Receiver and sideplates retain most of their original coin finish under a coating of old dried oil. Wood is sound with three dings on the wrist and usual light handling and use marks elsewhere. Forearm is extremely fine. There is a faded area on the comb of the stock that extends down over the cheekpiece. Bores are bright and shiny. 4-48982 JR708 (3,000-5,000)

*LC SMITH FIELD GRADE FEATHERWEIGHT DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN. Cal. 410. Scarce little gun with 26” bbls choked FULL/FULL. Raised matted rib with dbl red ivory beads, middle is broken. Double triggers and extractors. Water table is marked 3” chambers. Usual unengraved receiver and side locks with tiny checkered splinter forearm and semi-pistol grip stock with hard rubber grip cap and serrated buttplate. SN FW93244. CONDITION: Fine to very fine. Bbls retain 93-95% original blue turning slightly brown at the muzzle. Receiver and lockplates retain 70-75% original case colors fading to gray, strong and bright in sheltered areas. Forearm has an old crack that extends about 3-1/2” down from the tip. Otherwise, wood is sound and retains most of a very old refinish. Buttstock finish has been exposed to heat and is crackled on both sides and there are a couple of chips on the edge of the buttplate. The firing pin return springs are missing or broken and sometimes the barrels will catch on opening. Light pitting on the standing breech. Bright shiny bores. 4-48907 JR702 (2,000-3,000)

*LC SMITH CROWN GRADE DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN. Cal. 20ga. Exquisite little double with 28” bbls, choked FULL/MOD with high matted rib, dbl ivory beads, marked over the chamber areas with the grade, makers’ name and address. It has “HUNTER ONE TRIGGER” and ejectors. Beautifully engraved with about 70% overall coverage. Left lockplate has the vignette of two setters on point and the right two German short hairs on point surrounded by very fine foliate and floral arabesque patterns. Opening lever is correspondingly engraved with a gold inlaid crown. Water table and standing breech are jeweled. Bbl water tables are also jeweled. Wood is very nicely figured American walnut with checkered beavertail forearm with schnable tip and semi-pistol grip stock 14-1/4” over a Hawkins pad. SN FWE42920. CONDITION: Extremely fine. Bbls retain 96-98% strong original blue with some scattered spots of light surface rust. Receiver and foreend iron retain most of their original brilliant case colors turning gray on the back 1/3 of the locks. Wood is sound and retains about all of an extremely fine professionally restored finish. Brilliant shiny bores with some plastic deposits. 4-48908 JR703 (8,000-12,000)

*L.C. SMITH SPECIALTY GRADE DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN. Cal. 12ga. Fine old double by Hunter Arms with 30” bbls, choked FULL/MOD, fine tapered matted, concave rib with large ivory bead. It has ejectors and double triggers. Wood is modern replacement with a tapered beavertail forearm and semi pistol grip stock, 14 3/8” over an original type buttplate. Stock is beautifully grained, French walnut. The entire shotgun has been restored by Doug Turnbull. Consignor reports that the bbls are 3” magmum. SN RE129261. CONDITION: Fine, as restored, retaining virtually all its wonderful custom finish to both metal and wood. 4-48461 JR340 (Dr. Ladd Heldenbrand Est.) (1,500-2,500)

*UPGRADE L.C. SMITH DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN. Cal. 20ga. Upgrade engraved with full coverage patterns having two setters and a woodcock on the left lock plate in a woodland scene in 3-color gold and two setters and a quail in a field scene in 2-color gold on the left. The back of the fences, top of the receiver, opening lever, front sides and bottom of the receiver are all inlaid with heavy 3- color gold, in oak leaf and acorn patterns. The balance of the metal is completely covered with wood grain background and foliate arabesque patterns. The trigger plate has a raised gold partridge in 2-color gold. The trigger and selector lever are gold plated. The trigger guard is engraved with file worked pattern edges. The foreend iron has matching pattern engraving with raised gold oak leaves and acorns in 3-color gold. The chamber end of the bbls is engraved 2-1/4” and has raised gold oak leaf and acorns in 2-color gold surrounded by matching patterns. Bbl rib extension is also engraved with the name ‘”L.C. SMITH” with “DeLuxe” inlaid in gold. On each side of the muzzle are two raised gold oak leaves. The opening lever is filigree carved. It has been rewooded in spectacular French walnut 14 3/8” over a serrated hard rubber buttplate. It has a full checkered beavertail forearm and long checkered wrist. The shotgun is originally “OO” grade with 28” bbls choked. Impcyl/Mod. It has ejectors and broken ivory front bead with Hunter One Trigger. SN 6330E. CONDITION: Extremely fine, retaining virtually all its fine custom finish to both metal and wood. Case colors on the receiver, lock plates and trigger plate are fine and subtle. Bright shiny bore is fine scratches in each side. 4-48448 JR328 (Dr. Ladd Heldenbrand Est.) (3,000-5,000)

*PARKER GHE DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN. Cal. 20ga. Built on an “O” frame with 28” bbls, tapered, matted rib with dbl ivory beads, marked with the makers’ name and address and “SPEC. STEEL”. Rib has dolls head extension and is marked on the bbl water table “SKEET IN / SKEET OUT”. It has ejectors and Parker single trigger. Receiver is typically G engraved with two ducks on left side, two pheasant on right side and two quail on trigger plate with “Parker” on the front of the receiver. Surrounding the vignettes is light floral arabesque patterns. Wood is nicely grained English or American walnut with checkered splinter forearm and straight stock 14-1/2” over a checkered buttplate. Plain teardrop side panels. SN 238485. CONDITION: Good, plus. Bbls retain traces of original blue with old cold blue over most of the surface. Receiver is a silver gray color. Stock has a couple of hairlines back of the top tang, otherwise shows moderate wear and retains most of an old refinish. Bores are bright and shiny. 4-48983 JR707 (1,500-2,000)

*PARKER VH DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN. Cal. 20ga. Usual configuration with 28″ bbls, tapered matted rib with dolls head rib extension, choked FULL/MOD with checkered splinter forearm and semi-pistol grip stock with a deep dogs head hard rubber buttplate fitted with dbl. triggers and extractors. SN 221911. CONDITION: Very good. Bbls retain about 90% original blue, thin over the carry point and turning dull in that area. The balance is strong and bright. Receiver retains about 50% case colors, bright in the sheltered area with the balance turning silver. The engraver added tiny flourishes in a couple of spots on the receiver and opening lever. Wood is sound with the forearm retaining 75% original varnish and the buttstock about 90% with a tiny chip in the toe of the buttplate. Bright shiny bores. 4-46139 JR419 (1,750-2,750)

COLT MODEL 1883 HAMMERLESS DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN. Cal. 10 ga. Field grade gun with 32” barrels, concave matted rib with the manufacturer’s name and address at the breech end, with dolls head and double lumps. The receiver has light border engraving and is case-colored. The wood is highly figured American walnut with black tipped splintered forearm, cap pistol grip stock with orig. colt logo black composition buttplate. It has extractors and double triggers. SN 2740. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. The barrels retain about 95% dark orig. damascus pattern, the receiver 40-50% fading case colors with the balance turned silver, and the trigger guard retaining about 50% bright blue. The forearm is sound and retains most of its orig. varnish. There is a chip on the toe of the stock and butt plate, also the stock has a fresh crack through the wrist in the checkering, otherwise is beautiful and retains most of its orig. bright varnish. Bright, shiny bores with some very light pitting in the left barrel. 4-49006 (3,000-4,000)

SCARCE IDENTIFIED STEPHEN GRANT UNDER LEVER DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN. Cal. 8 bore. This massive, beautiful old shotgun with 34-1/4” fine pattern damascus bbls, round case colored receiver with back action locks, large checkered splinter forearm secured with a single wedge and straight stock with smooth steel buttplate is in its original oak and leather casing with compartments for the various parts and tools. The outside of the lid is embossed “Louis L. Lorrillard, Esq. / New York” and the inside of the lid has the makers label and a handwritten card indicating the charges for this shotgun. The case, in addition to the shotgun, contains a 3-pc BGI wood wiping rod, a complete set of reloading tools and a leather pouch with spare springs, a screw and two original firing pins in their little leather pouches. As noted, this shotgun was the property of Mr. Lorrillard who is recorded in the Grant files as having been the original purchaser in July 1872. In addition, he purchased two other Stephen Grant guns and his brother, one. This shotgun is reported by the consignor as being inherited from his father who had obtained it from a Mr. Bradford Norman of Newport, RI who was a hunting companion of the Lorillard’s. This shotgun was allegedly a gift from Mr. Norman to consignors’ father in the 1920’s. SN 5259. CONDITION: Very fine. Bbl retain 70-75% brown damascus pattern with bright shiny bores having scattered light pitting. Receiver and lockplates retain about 80% strong bright case colors faded toward the front of the receiver and back of the locks. Forearm has a large chip out of the right bbl channel, otherwise is sound as is the stock and both retain generous amounts of their original oil finish. The original case is fine with a broken and a couple of loose partitions. Tools are fine. 4-47874 JR523 (5,000-10,000)

CHARLES DALY LARGE FRAME SHOTGUN. Cal. 8 bore. High quality Prussian made Daly with 34” barrels, high solid concave matted rib with double ivory beads, marked on the top with the makers name and “Krupp Fluid Steel Barrels”. Double lump, with dbl bite and bbl extension with modified Greener cross bolt. Receiver is dbl scallop box lock with side clips and cocked indicators marked on the water table in two places “PRUSSIA”. Wood is nicely grained walnut with horn tip splinter forearm and round knob pistol grip stock with teardrop side panels, 14” over a serrated horned butt plate. Double triggers and ejectors. SN 2158. CONDITION: Extremely fine. Bbls retain 96-97% strong original bright blue. Receiver retains 75-60% subtle case colors under a coat of dried oil. Stock has a professionally repaired crack through the wrist and otherwise retains most of its fine oil finish. Bores are bright and shiny with a spot or two of fine pitting. 4-48880 JR705 (1,500-3,000)

MOORE & HARRIS FINE DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN. Cal 12 ga. Deluxe damascus shotgun with 30” damascus pattern bbls choked MOD/IMP CYL having a concave rib with the makers name and address and “Improved lever hammerless”. Double lump with doll’s head extension and single brass bead. Sidelock receiver with patent crystal indicators and about 60% coverage fine arabesque pattern engraving. It is equipped with double triggers and extractors. Wood is fine marlblecake French walnut with checkered splinter forearm and semi-pistol grip stock 14” over a checkered horn butt plate. Accompanied by what appears to be an Abercrombe & Fitch leather trunk case with compartment in the lid for cleaning equipment. SN 32058. CONDITION: Good to very good. Bbls retain mostly brown patina with strong pattern on the bottom and under the forearm. Receiver retains about 20% case colors in sheltered areas and the lockplates about 75% dark case colors. Wood is sound showing heavy wear and retains about all of a crude refinish. The butt stock has a heavy scraped area on the right side near the buttplate and the buttplate is partially melted. The stock also has a 5/8” hole in the bottom filled with lead. The bores are bright and shiny with some fine minor pitting. The case is dry and worn with the front handle straps crackled and dry rotted. The lining is severely mothed. 4-48899 JR694 (800-1,200)

*FRANCOTTE SIDEPLATE DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN. Cal. 20 ga. Fine pre-war shotgun imported by Von Lengerke & Detmold, US Agents, New York, and so marked on top of the bbls. Receiver and sideplates are beautifully engraved with extremely fine foliate arabesque patterns. It has side clips and modified Greener crossbolt with dbl triggers and ejectors. Trigger guard and foreend iron are matching engraved. Wood is moderately figured French walnut with a leather inlay cheekpiece, a 1-5/8” applied extension and a professionally repaired crack on the right side of the wrist. It has splinter forearm and is 14-1/2” over the extension. SN 86882. CONDITION: As noted. Good to very good. Bbls retain 80-85% thin original blue. Receiver 15-20% case colors and the sideplates traces of case colors in the sheltered areas. Stock, as noted, shows moderate to heavy wear with the leather cheekpiece dry and crackled and raised on the edges. Forearm is worn and dark. Brilliant shiny bores. Mechanics are fine. 4-48883 JR706 (900-1,500)

SYRACUSE LEFEVER E GRADE DOUBLE BARREL DAMASCUS SHOTGUN. Cal. 12ga. Fine side lock shotgun with 28” bbls, choked FULL/IMPMOD, tapered matted rib with single bead and doll’s head extension, extractors and double triggers. Receiver and lockplates are lightly engraved with a flying duck on the left sideplates and a woodcock on the right, and fine foliate arabesque patterns. The company name and address is on each lockplate. Wood is nicely grained French walnut with a checkered splinter forearm and semi-pistol stock, 13-1/2” over an original hard rubber buttplate. This shotgun has been completely restored by Turnbull Restorations. SN 61652E. CONDITION: Extremely fine, retains virtually all the fine restored finish to metal and wood, including the fine damascus patterns in the bbls. Bright shiny bores. 4-48467 JR347 (Dr. Ladd Heldenbrand Est.) (800-1,500)

*L.C. SMITH IDEAL GRADE DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN. Cal. 20ga. Usual configuration with 26” bbls. Marked on the top over the chambers with the Hunter Arms Co. address. Dbl triggers and extractors. Lockplates and receiver are lightly engraved in standard Ideal foliate patterns. Wood is straight grain walnut with black tipped splinter forearm and capped semi-pistol grip stock, 14” over a Pachmayr brown waffle pad. SN FW29761. CONDITION: Good to very good. Bbls retain most of a hot-dip blue and have lost their “ring”. Receiver and lockplates are silvered case colors and gray metal. Lockplate screws and trigger plate screw are replacements. Stock has a hairline back of the left lockplate; otherwise is sound and retains most of a refinish. Checkering on the stock and forearm have been recently re-cut. Bores are bright and shiny and appear to have been recently honed. There is a tiny hole in the bbl wall about 1/4” down from the muzzle in the right bbl. 4-48685 JR568 (400-700)

*PARKER GHE DOUBLE BARREL TRAP GUN. Cal. 12 ga. Built on a 1-1/2 frame with 30” barrels, choked Full/Modified, having a raised ventilated rib with double ivory beads, marked with the maker’s name and “Parker Spec. Steel”, and fitted with ejectors and single selective trigger. The receiver is lightly engraved with ducks on the left side, pheasants on the right side and floorplate, surrounded by light arabesque patterns. It is fitted with custom checkered beavertail forearm and fine center crotch cut capped pistol grip stock, 14-1/2” over a checkered butt, with the original Parker grip cap and a tiny silver plated shield shaped toeplate bearing the initial “J”. SN 222645. CONDITION: Excellent, the barrels retain about all of a fine restored rust blue. The receiver retains all of its restored case colors. The wood is sound, retaining all its excellent custom finish. The bores are bright and shiny. 4-47480 JL (4,000-6,000)

*RARE PARKER VH TRY GUN. Cal. 12ga. Built on a No. 2 frame with 30” Vulcan steel bbls, choke FULL/IMP MOD with five holes drilled in the rib over the chamber area, probably from an old Nydar sight. Receiver is typical V-grade with only light border engraving. Stock with its many adjustments for length of pull, height and angel of comb and for cast on and cast off. Pull adjustment and comb adjustments are by means of knurled wheels while the cast and drop adjustments are by means of square keys. Trigger guard has been modified and reinforced to accommodate the adjustment screws. SN 178221. CONDITION: Very good. Bbls retain 95-96% strong original blue. Receiver and associated metal are a silver gray color with case colors on the water table. Wood is sound with the forearm retaining 15-20% original finish and showing moderate wear. Buttstock retains most of its original fine varnish with minor handling and use marks. Bores are bright and shiny with some plastic streaking. 4-48905 JR700 (10,000-15,000)

*L.C. SMITH GRADE 3E DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN. Cal. 12ga. Fine old shotgun with 28” bbls, choked FULL/IMPCYL with tapered matted rib, large front ivory bead and brass middle bead. Lockplates and receiver are lightly engraved with arabesque patterns, and 2 quail on the left lockplate with 2 ducks on the right lockplate. Equipped with Hunter 1 trigger. Wood is moderately figured with a black tipped splinter forearm and semi-pistol grip buttstock, 14-14” over a solid red recoil pad. SN 205297. CONDITION: Good to very good. Bbls retain most of a fine reblack. Receiver and lockplates are silvered case colors with some gray metal color on the receiver. Wood is sound and retains most of a refinish. Pad is new. Bores are bright with fine pitting. 4-48456 JR338 (Dr. Ladd Heldenbrand Est.) (1,000-2,000)

PARKER GH DAMASCUS DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN. Cal. 12ga. Usual configuration, built on a No. 1 frame with bbls cut to 25”, splinter forearm, semi-pistol grip stock with flat dogs head buttplate, dbl triggers and extractors. Receiver is lightly engraved with a duck on the left side, a partridge on the right side and two partridges on the trigger plate. SN 57825. CONDITION: Good, as noted. Bbls retain 50% pattern turned brown with a couple of dents in the left bbl. Receiver is silvered case colors. Wood is refinished with most of the checkering pattern sanded off. Stock has a crack in the wrist. Buttplate is fine. Bores are dark and pitted. 4-48867 JR574 (400-700)

*PARKER GH DAMASCUS DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN. Cal. 12ga. Usual configuration with 26” fine pattern damascus bbls choked FULL/CYL. Built on a No. 1 frame with usual engraving of ducks on the left side, pheasant on the right side and partridge on the bottom with light surrounding decoration. Splinter forearm with checkered straight stock and a flat dog head hard rubber buttplate. Accompanied by a leather leg-o-mutton case, missing its lid. SN 116800. CONDITION: Good to very good. Bbls retain most of their original fine pattern under a coating of dried oil and dirt. Receiver retains 15-20% faded case colors with the balance turned silver. Wood is sound and retains 40-50% original varnish. Buttplate has a small cut on the one side. Bright shiny bores. Case is dry with loose stitching, missing the lid. 4-48744 JR473 (800-1,200)

*FOX STERLINGWORTH DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN. Cal. 12 ga. Fine field gun with 26” bbls choked MOD/IMP CYL. It has double triggers and extractors, checkered splinter forearm and pistol grip stock, 15” over an old Jostam red recoil pad. SN 111029. CONDITION: Good to very good. The bbls. retain about 60% thinning original blue. Receiver retains 30-40% faded case colors, bright in sheltered areas. Wood is sound, showing heavy wear and retains most of an old refinish. Bright shiny bores. Good mechanics. 4-48898 JR693 (800-1,200)

PARKER #3 GRADE HAMMER SIDE LOCK DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN. CA 1880’s (referred to them as the Doctor’s gun). SN 36008. Cal. 10ga. 32″ ribbed bbl, swirl Damascus. Standard markings on bbl and locks. CONDITION: Gray patina with spots of light rust and pitting. Framed and checkered buttplate. Fine engraving, incl. birds, dogs, stars and bars on blocks, buttplate, frame and foreend latch and triggerguard. Stock; points above and below side locks had been broken back with use and were missing. They have been cosmetically replaced (not suitable for shooting). Otherwise, stock of original high grade walnut. Total stock restored by Wenig of Lincoln, MO. Excellent checkering. 4-46012 (500-1,000)

REMINGTON MODEL 1889 DOUBLE BARREL DAMASCUS HAMMER SHOTGUN. Cal. 10ga. Fine old dbl with 32” damascus bbls with the company name and address on the top rib and the company name on each lockplate. Wood is moderately figured walnut with checkered splinter forearm and semi-pistol grip stock with Remington embossed hard rubber buttplate. SN 245819. CONDITION: Good to very good. Bbls retain 85-90% brown damascus pattern. Receiver 30-40% faded case colors and the right lockplate 50-60% case colors with the left having about 30% case colors. Wood is sound with some dark oil staining around the locks and receiver with a couple of chemical streaks down the buttstock. Overall, the wood retains most of its original finish. Buttplate has a chipped toe. Bores are bright and shiny with scattered pitting. 4-48882 JR654 (300-600)

*WINCHESTER MODEL 12 DELUXE ENGRAVED SKEET GUN. Cal. 28ga. Spectacular skeet gun with 26″ solid rib bbl. The receiver is engraved in 12-5 pattern with seven gold inlays with the initials “NK” on the left side for the engraver Nick Kusmit. The engraving extends over the takedown ring up onto the bbl. The wood is modestly grained, deluxe diamond checkered with large forearm and pistol grip stock, with hard rubber buttplate. SN 1357657 CONDITION: As new, appears to be unfired. Retains virtually all its original finish to both metal and wood. A truly spectacular Model 12. 4-48901 JR156 (7,000-9,000)