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3050
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$1,610.00 |
ANTIQUE WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 SADDLE RING CARBINE WITH MARBLE FRONT SIGHT AND LYMAN REAR SIGHT.SN 134594. Cal. 38-55. 20″ rnd bbl, full magazine, full blue finish, straight grain American walnut stocks with steel carbine buttplate. Bbl shows 2-line Winchester address rolled in front of rear sight with Cal. mark to the rear of sight. Front sight is marked “MARBLE” and has a brass bead. Rear sight is standard ladder type. Receiver has saddle ring attached. SN is stamped on the lower forward part of receiver. Tang sight was not removed. CONDITION: Very good. Bbl and magazine tube are a smooth grey/brown patina overall with a few light dents and some blue visible in protected areas. Markings are sharp. Sights are very good. Bore is frosty with visible rifling. Receiver retains 20-30% blue overall that is bright in protected areas with the balance blending to a grey/brown patina. Hammer and lever are both a silver/grey patina with some traces of case color. Markings are sharp. Rear sight is very good. Stocks are very good, full size and show numerous handling marks and dents overall commensurate with the age of the carbine. Bbl bands are both a silver/grey patina with traces of blue. Mechanics are crisp. A nice antique 1884 carbine in a very desirable caliber. 52405-17 TEP (1,000-1,250) – Lot 3050 |
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3051
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$690.00 |
*WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 OCTAGON BARREL RIFLE WITH MARBLE #3 FRONT SIGHT.SN 206658. Cal. 32 W.S. 26″ oct bbl, full magazine, full blue finish, straight grain American walnut stocks with crescent buttplate. Bbl shows 2-line Winchester address rolled in front of rear sight with Cal. mark to rear of sight. Left rear flat of bbl is marked “NICKEL STEEL BARREL / ESPECIALLY FOR SMOKELESS POWDER”. Upper tang is marked “MODEL 1894 / WINCHESTER / PAT. AUG. 21, 1884”. SN is stamped on lower forward part of receiver. CONDITION: Very good. Bbl and magazine tube show 50-60% blue finish that has dulled with high point wear, a few scratches and some slight erosion at the muzzle. Markings are sharp, sights very good, bore is dark with visible rifling. Receiver retains 10% blue, mostly on left side with balance turning a silver/grey patina. Hammer and lever are also a grey/brown patina. Markings are sharp. Wood is good, slightly undersized and shows and old refinish and a few handling marks. Buttplate is a mottled grey/brown patina as is the forend cap. Mechanics are fine. A nice, early 1894 Winchester rifle for the entry level collector. 52405-4 TEP (1,000-1,400) C&R – Lot 3051 |
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3052
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$575.00 |
*WINCHESTER MODEL 94 CARBINE WITH SHOTGUN BUTT.SN 1416933. Cal. 32 W.S. 20″ rnd bbl, full magazine. Flat front bbl band, full blue finish, model and Cal. designation rolled on the left rear side by the sight. Top of bbl and receiver rings shows “WP” proofs in oval. SN is stamped on lower forward part of receiver. Upper tang is not marked. PROVENANCE: The collection of Tim Zissler. CONDITION: Fine as professionally restored. Bbl and magazine tube show 95% blue finish. Bbl markings are sharp, sights very good, bore is bright with strong rifling. Receiver shows 98% blue finish with high point wear and a few light scratches. Hammer and lever retain a considerable amount of blue finish. Stocks are very good, slightly undersized and show an old varnish re-finish. Buttplate is very good with sharp checkering. Bbl bands show 98% blue finish. Action is crisp. A chance to obtain a pre-WWII 94 Winchester flat band “Eastern Carbine” that has seen some professional restoration. 52471-1 TEP (1,500-2,000) C&R – Lot 3052 |
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3053
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$1,035.00 |
*WINCHESTER PRE-WWII MODEL 94 CARBINE.SN 1110562. Cal. 30 WCF. 20″ bbl, full magazine, full blue finish, no saddle ring present, straight grain American walnut stocks with steel carbine buttplate. Bbl shows Winchester Model and Cal. designation rolled at the rear to the left of the sight. Winchester address appears at the rear to the right of the sight. Upper tang is marked “WINCHESTER / TRADEMARK / MADE IN USA”. SN is stamped on the forward bottom of frame. PROVENANCE: The collection of Tim Zissler. CONDITION: Fine. Bbl and magazine retain 95% blue finish with only slight muzzle wear and a few miniscule scratches. Markings are sharp. Sights are very good. Bore is slightly frosty with strong rifling. Receiver retains 80% of blue finish with slight mars and scratches overall. Markings are sharp, screws are not molested. Hammer and lever retain a considerable amount of the blue finish. Stocks are fine, full sized and retain nearly all of orig finish with some minor handling marks, especially on the left side of the forend. There is a slight gouge on both sides of the forward part of the forend. Action is crisp. A chance to obtain a pre-WWII production Model 94 “Eastern Carbine”. 52471-5 TEP (1,500-2,500) C&R – Lot 3053 |
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3054
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$805.00 |
*WINCHESTER PRE-WWII MODEL 94 CARBINE.SN 1103988. Cal. 30 WCF. 20″ bbl, full blue finish. Straight grain American walnut stocks with steel carbine buttplate. Bbl shows Winchester Model and Cal. mark on the left rear side. Winchester address is marked on right rear side. Standard sights for this Model with a hood on the front sight. Forend is of the earlier long type. Bbl band is rnd. Upper tang of receiver is marked “WINCHESTER / TRADEMARK / MADE IN USA”. SN is stamped on the forward bottom of the frame. PROVENANCE: The collection of Tim Zissler. CONDITION: Very good. Bbl and magazine tube retain 90% of the blue finish that is somewhat dull with slight muzzle wear. Sights are very good. Bore is bright with strong rifling. Receiver retains 20-30% blue with most of the wear occurring at the carry point. Receiver has small handling marks and scratches overall. Markings are sharp. Hammer and lever show traces of the orig blue finish. Stocks are very good, full sized with only minor handling marks overall. Buttplate is a grey/brown patina with some staining at the toe. Action is crisp. A nice example of a pre-WWII Model 94 “Eastern Carbine” that lacks a saddle ring. 52471-6 TEP (900-1,500) C&R – Lot 3054 |
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3055
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$805.00 |
*WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 SADDLE RING CARBINE.SN 270602. Cal. 32-40. 20″ rnd bbl, full magazine, full blue finish, straight grain American walnut stocks with steel carbine buttplate. Bbl shows 2-line Winchester address rolled in front of rear sight with Cal. mark to the rear of sight. Standard carbine sights. Receiver has had saddle ring removed, staple is still present. Upper tang is marked “MODEL 1894 / WINCHESTER / TRADEMARK”. SN stamped on bottom of frame at front. CONDITION: Very good. Bbl and magazine tube show grey/brown patina overall with traces of blue. Bbl has some slight roughness toward the muzzle. Front sight has been trimmed. Rear sight has shim. Markings are sharp and clear. Bore is very frosty with visible rifling. Receiver retains traces of blue in protected areas with the balance turning a mottled silver/grey patina. Hammer and lever both show a grey/brown patina. Stocks are good, almost full sized and may have been lightly cleaned. Stocks show handling marks overall and a few white paint spots. Mechanics are fine. A chance to get a Winchester 1894 carbine in a rare caliber. 52405-14 TEP (800-1,200) C&R – Lot 3055 |
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3056
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$4,600.00 |
*WINCHESTER MODEL 95 TAKEDOWN RIFLE WITH “CLIMBIN’ LYMAN” 38 RECEIVER SIGHT.SN 409226. Cal. 30-06. 24″ bbl. Takedown. Full blue finish, straight grain American walnut stocks with crescent buttplate. Bbl shows “NICKEL STEEL BARREL / ESPECIALLY FOR SMOKELESS POWDER” in front of Cal. designation on the left rear side. Front sight is a Lyman bead. Rear sight mortise has been plugged. “WP” proof appears at breech of bbl and top ring of receiver. Upper tang is marked “MODEL 95 / WINCHESTER / TRADEMARK REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. & FGN.”. SN appears on lower tang under lever. Winchester address and patent mark is rolled on left side of receiver under receiver sight. CONDITION: Extremely fine. Bbl retains 98% bright blue finish with only a few slight scratches, especially toward the muzzle and a slight stain at the breech. Front sight is very good. Markings are sharp and clear. Bore is bright with strong rifling. Receiver also retains 90% bright blue finish with some flaking on right side and front top ring. There are a few stains on the takedown ring. Magazine and lever also show 90% blue finish with some abrasions from operation. Lyman receiver sight also retains 80% blue. Bolt shows 95% blue. Hammer shows 90% blue with most of the wear on front face. Stocks are very fine, full sized and retain nearly all of their orig varnish finish with only miniscule handling marks overall. Buttplate shows 80% blue finish that is drifting to a plum/brown with some wear in the middle. Ebony schnabel insert is fine. Mechanics are crisp. A very fine example of a Winchester Model 95 takedown rifle made in 1923. 52418-3 TEP (4,000-6,000) C&R – Lot 3056 |
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3057
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$0.00 |
*WINCHESTER MODEL 1895 SADDLE RING CARBINE.SN 400638. Cal. .30-40 Krag. 22″ rnd bbl, blue finish, saddle ring attached, straight grained American walnut stocks, with hand guard and carbine butt. CONDITION: Fine as refinished. Bbl shows 50% blue that is turning a pleasing plum/brown. Sights are very good. Bbl band shows nearly all the blue finish. Bore is bright with strong rifling. Receiver retains 90% blue finish, as does the hammer and lever. Receiver marking is sharp and clear. Tang marking is sharp and clear. Stocks are very good, full sized, and show only small handling marks overall. A nice example of a Winchester ’95 carbine in 30 Krag cal that was very popular with Texas Rangers in the early 20th century. 52327-1 (3,000-4,000) C&R – Lot 3057 |
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3058
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$920.00 |
*WINCHESTER MODEL 1895 RIFLE.SN 47523. Cal. 30-40 Krag. 28″ rnd bbl, blue finish, straight grained American walnut stocks with hard rubber shotgun buttplate. Forend has Schnabel tip with ebony insert. CONDITION: Very good to fine. Bbl retains 95% of the blue finish. Sights very good. Bbl markings are sharp. Bore is bright with sharp rifling. Receiver retains 80-85% blue finish with some wear at the top sides. Bolt shows 90% blue. Hammer and lever show considerable blue finish with some erosion on the forward part of the lever. Tang markings are clear and sharp. Stocks are very good, full size, with most of the orig varnish remaining. Stocks have minuscule handling marks overall. Buttplate is fine, with sharp checkering and clear logo. Ebony insert is fine. A very nice 95 Winchester rifle in far above average condition. 52423-1 (2,500-3,000) C&R – Lot 3058 Click here to view provenance |
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3059
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$1,955.00 |
*HIGHLY DESIRABLE 1ST YEAR PRODUCTION WINCHESTER MODEL 71 RIFLE WITH 3-DIGIT SERIAL NUMBER.SN 345. Cal. 348 WCF. 24″ rnd bbl, half-magazine, full blue finish with straight grain pistol grip American walnut stocks. Checkered steel shotgun buttplate. Bbl shows Winchester model, logo and Cal. mark rolled on the left rear side. Right rear side is rolled with Winchester address. This is correct for early guns. Bbl has a hooded ramp front sight, rear sight mortise is plugged. There is a “WP” proof at the breech and on receiver ring. Receiver is of the early Type with a tang that measures 3-7/8″ with no provision for tang sights. Stock also has a shorter comb which is correct. Rifle has a bolt peep sight mounted. SN is stamped on bottom front of receiver. Forend cap has provision for sling swivel. PROVENANCE: The Forrest G. Rhodes collection. CONDITION: Fine. Bbl retains 90% somewhat thinning blue with a few minor scratch marks toward the muzzle. Magazine also retains most of its blue. Magazine cap is a silver/grey patina. All markings are sharp. Bore is frosty with visible rifling. Receiver retains 90% plus bright blue finish with some high point wear and a few scratch marks overall. Bolt retains nearly all of the blue finish as does the bolt peep sight. Hammer and lever are a smooth blue/grey patina overall with considerable blue on the rear of the hammer. SN is sharp. Stocks are very good, full sized and retain nearly all of their orig varnish finish that has scuff marks on high points with some bruising and denting overall which is commensurate with age of the rifle. Buttplate retains 90% of a slightly dull blue finish. Mechanics are crisp. A chance to purchase a very fine example of an early Model 71 Winchester rifle. 52470-26 TEP (1,500-2,000) C&R – Lot 3059 |
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3060
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$1,035.00 |
*WINCHESTER MODEL 55 TAKEDOWN RIFLE WITH LYMAN FRONT SIGHT.SN 1070505. Cal. 30 WCF. 24-1/4″ rnd bbl, half-magazine takedown. Full blue finish, straight grain American walnut stocks with steel shotgun buttplate. Bbl shows Winchester model and Cal. designation at left rear and Winchester address at right rear. “WP” in an oval appears at the bbl breech and on the top receiver ring. Front sight is a brass beaded Lyman patent. Upper tang is marked “WINCHESTER / TRADEMARK / MADE IN USA”. SN is stamped on bottom forward part of receiver. PROVENANCE: The collection of Tim Zissler. CONDITION: Very good to fine. Bbl retains 90% blue finish with slight muzzle wear and a few small handling marks. Markings are sharp, sights are very good, bore is slightly frosty with very strong rifling. Receiver retains 60% blue finish with the balance having flaked, especially at the carry point. This is a common occurrence with this vintage Winchester. Receiver is otherwise very smooth and not pitted. All markings are sharp and clear. Hammer and lever retain most of the blue finish. Stocks are very good, full sized and only show minor handling marks overall. Buttplate shows traces of blue with the balance a grey/brown patina. Forend cap retains 80% of blue. Action is crisp. A chance to obtain a very good condition Model 55 Winchester, one of only 20,500 produced. 52471-4 TEP (1,500-2,500) C&R – Lot 3060 |
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3061
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$1,265.00 |
*SCARCE WINCHESTER MODEL 55 TAKEDOWN LEVER ACTION RIFLE.SN 1020138. Cal 30 WCF (30-30). Standard grade rifle with 24-1/4″ tapered light weight rnd bbl, 1/2 magazine, front sight with Lyman gold bead insert and flat top rear sight. Mounted with uncheckered straight grain American walnut with straight stock that has fluted comb and serrated steel shotgun buttplate. The Model 55 was a continuation of the Model ’94 which was discontinued in 1924. There were approximately 20,500 Models 55 produced 1924-1935. The earliest rifles had their own serial range but after about 1926 or early 1927 serial numbers for the Model 55 was merged with the Model ’94. This rifle was produced in 1927 at a time when subsistence hunting was a way of life throughout the United States. The Model 55 was extremely popular in the north woods and northeast United States. They usually saw very hard service and are rarely found today with high orig finish. CONDITION: Fine to very fine. Bbl retains 93-95% strong orig blue with some minor thin spots about mid-point. Receiver retains about 75% bright orig blue with the loss areas flaked, not worn to a medium patina. Takedown bbl extension is a blue/brown patina. Hammer retains most of its orig blue and the lever about 50% blue, mostly on the sides. Wood is sound with a few light nicks & scratches and retains most of a fine factory-style restored finish on the buttstock. Forearm has a few light nicks & scratches and retains about 98% orig factory varnish. Mechanics are crisp. Brilliant shiny bore, has been fired but very litte. 52423-2 (2,500-3,500) C&R – Lot 3061 |
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3062
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$2,587.50 |
COLLECTORS LOT OF THREE WINCHESTER LEVER ACTIONS, TWO 1892 CAL. 38-40 AND ONE WINCHESTER 1894 CAL. 38-55.1) WINCHESTER 1892. SN 46162. Cal. 38WCF. 20″ bbl. Graduated leaf carbine rear sight. Full length magazine. Walnut forearm. Straight grip stock with steel carbine buttplate. CONDITION: Good. Metal fitting has faded to grey brown patina. Stock has heavily weathered appearance with large gouges, dents and handling marks. Functional mechanics. Bore has intact rifling with darkened appearance showing scattered pitting. 2) WINCHESTER 1894. SN 135216. Cal. 38-55. 20″ bbl. Graduated leaf carbine rear sight with replacement Lyman 26NB White bead pinned blade front sight. Full length magazine. Walnut forearm. Straight grip walnut stock with steel carbine buttplate. CONDITION: Good. Cleaned grey metal showing spots of light pitting. Refinished stocks show scratches, dents and handling marks. Functional mechanics. Dark bore with worn rifling having ring near muzzle. 3) WINCHESTER 1892. SN 6734. Cal. 38WCF. 24″ oct bbl. Sporting sights. Full length mag. Walnut forearm and straight grip stock with crescent steel buttplate. 1892 manufacture. CONDITION: Good. Grey metal with scattered spots of corrosion and pitting. Stocks show wear and dark spots with dents, scratches and handling marks. Functional mechanics. Bore has intact rifling with ring close to muzzle. 52696-11, 52696-12, 52696-13 (2,250-3,750) – Lot 3062 |
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3063
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$1,725.00 |
*WINCHESTER MODEL 94-22XTR LEVER ACTION TAKEDOWN RIFLE WITH ORIGINAL BOX.SN F424568. Cal. 22 LR. 20-1/2″ bbl, full blue finish, checkered straight grain American walnut stocks with Winchester hard rubber buttplate. Bbl shows Winchester address, model and Cal. mark rolled at left rear side. “WP” proof at breech of bbl. Hooded ramp front sight, adjustable buckhorn rear sight. SN is stamped on lower forward part of receiver and on lower tang assembly. Top of receiver is grooved for scope mount. Stocks are finely checkered, buttplate shows checkering with Winchester logo. Accompanied by orig box showing the Model and SN on the end label. CONDITION: Extremely fine, nearly new. Appears un-fired. Rifle retains nearly all orig blue finish. Bore appears unfired. Stocks retain nearly all of their orig finish with sharp checkering. Buttplate is also nearly new. Rifle appears unused. Mechanics are as new. Box is in very good condition with clear labels and some scuffing overall. Box contains orig Kraft paper wrap and paperwork. A very desirable Winchester lever action 22 rifle. 52528-22 TEP (1,500-2,000) C&R – Lot 3063 |
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3064
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$1,035.00 |
*WINCHESTER 94/22 LEVER ACTION RIFLE WITH WALL RACK.SN F267990. Cal 22 s,l,lr. 20″ bbl. Full length tubular magazine. Hooded ramp front sight with elevator adjustable sporting rear sight. Receiver is grooved for tip off scope mounts. Forearm and straight grip stock of nicely grained walnut have orig plastic buttplate. Frame and trigger assembly have matching SN’s. Accompanied by a Winchester marked 2-gun hardwood wall rack. CONDITION: Very fine. Retaining over 95% orig blue. Stock show small handling marks. Mechanics are fine. Bright bore with strong rifling. Wall rack has good finish showing a few small handling marks. 52612-8 DS (600-1,000) – Lot 3064 |
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3065
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$1,380.00 |
*LOT OF THREE WINCHESTERS CONSISTING OF A MODEL 55 RIFLE, A MODEL 94 CARBINE, AND A MODEL 97 SHOTGUN.1) WINCHESTER 55. SN 1077229. Cal. 32 WS. 24-1/4″ rnd bbl. Half magazine. Full blue finish. Straight grain American walnut stocks with steel shotgun buttplate. Bbl shows model and Winchester logo followed by cal. designation rolled on left rear side. Winchester address is rolled on right rear side. WP proofs appear on top of bbl and receiver ring. Lyman front sight. Sporting rear sight. Upper tang is marked Winchester/Trademark/Made in U.S.A. Lower front of receiver has SN stamped. CONDITION: Very good. Bbl shows 50% dull blue finish overall with a couple of bright spots on top of bbl. Front sight is slightly battered. Rear sight is very good. Markings are sharp. Bore is frosty with visible rifling. Receiver has flaked to a silver brown patina overall with slight traces of blue around the hammer. Hammer and lever are also a silver grey patina with traces of blue. Markings are sharp. Hammer screw is a replacement. Stocks are very good, full size and show 20% of orig varnish finish with the balance flaked off. There are four notches cut into the comb. Buttplate is a silver grey patina. Forend cap shows traces of blue. Mechanics are functional. A nice example of a Winchester model 55 “DEER RIFLE”. C&R 2) WINCHESTER 1897. SN E896759. Cal. 12 ga. 30″ full choke bbl. Takedown. Full blue finish. Straight grain American walnut stocks with Winchester hard rubber shotgun buttplate. Bbl has model, Winchester logo, gauge, and choke designation rolled on left rear side. Winchester address and patent marks appear on right rear side. WP proof is stamped on top of bbl and receiver ring. SN is stamped on bottom of frame and on takedown ring of bbl. CONDITION: Very good. Bbl retains 80%+ dull blue finish. Markings are sharp. Bore is bright. Takedown ring shows 10% blue. Magazine tube shows 50% blue with action marks. Receiver retains 50% bright blue with high point wear, a few scratches and some erosion at the carry point. Stocks are very good, full size. Toe of stock shows a repair. Stocks have handling marks overall and are somewhat dark at the wrist. Mechanics are crisp. A very popular shotgun with Cowboy ACTION SHOOTERS and folks who want a good home defense weapon. C&R3) WINCHESTER MODEL 94. SN 1289638. Cal. 30 WCF. 20″ rnd bbl. Full magazine. Full blue finish. No saddle ring mounted. Straight grain American walnut stocks with steel shotgun buttplate. Bbl has Winchester address, logo, model, and cal. designation rolled on the left rear side. Upper tang is marked “WINCHESTER/TRADEMARK/MADE IN U.S.A. SN is stamped on the forward bottom of receiver. CONDITION: Bbl retains 90% of the blue finish that has drifted to a dull plum patina. Magazine tube shows 95% bright blue finish. Bbl bands both show most of the blue with some scratching on high points. Front sight hood is missing. Sights are very good. Bore is dark with visible rifling. Receiver retains 80% bright blue with high point wear, a few scratches and carry point wear. Hammer and lever are both a plum brown patina with some traces of blue. Markings are sharp. Stocks are very good, full size and show only a few slight handling marks overall. Stocks appear to have been lightly cleaned. Mechanics are crisp. A very nice model 94 “EASTERN CARBINE”. ; C&R 52646-5, 52646-6, 52646-33 TEP (1,500-2,000) – Lot 3065 |
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3066
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$1,725.00 |
*VERY ATTRACTIVE MASTERFULLY ENGRAVED UBERTI MODEL 1866 RIFLE, AMERICAN ENGRAVERS TRIBUTE TO GUSTAVE YOUNG.SN GY040. Cal. 44-40. 24″ oct bbl, full magazine. Bbl and magazine are blue. Gunmetal receiver buttplate and forend cap are gold washed. Rifle is engraved in the Ulrich motif with a deep relief vignette of Liberty on one side and Grecian woman on the other side. There are also two vignettes on the sideplate. Left side shows man shooting rifle at Indians, right side shows a horseman. Engraving is nearly full coverage and as stated masterfully executed. An eagle head and dog head have been integrated into the design. These figures are a motif used by Gustave Young. Bbl is engraved at the breech. There is a platinum band inlay at the breech and muzzle. Bbl is marked “AM ENGRAVER’S TRIBUTE TO GUSTAVE YOUNG”. Cal. mark is rolled in front of rear sight. Upper tang is marked “MODEL 1866”. SN is stamped on lower tang behind lever latch. Gunmetal buttplate and forend cap also have scroll and border decoration. PROVENANCE: The collection of Robert Roughton. CONDITION: Extremely fine, near new with only the slightest indication of handling. Bbl and magazine retain nearly all of the blue finish. Gun metal parts retain nearly all of the gold wash. Hammer and lever retain nearly all of the case color. Bolt shows fire blue. Bore is mint, unfired. Action is crisp. A very attractive recreation of famous Winchester rifles made into a wonderful example of modern gun embellishment. 52332-107 TEP (1,000-1,500) C&R – Lot 3066 |
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3067
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$7,475.00 |
VERY RARE 50 ROUND BOX OF NEW HAVEN ARMS CO. 44 CALIBER RIMFIRE AMMUNITION FOR HENRY RIFLES.Very rare New Haven Arms 50 rnd box of 44 Rimfire Henry cartridges. Cartridges have flat-nosed bullets and are without handstamp. Box has full green & black label with straight line border and no end label call-out. According to One Hundred Years of Winchester Cartridge Boxes 1856-1956, Giles & Shuey, boxes with this label were produced in the period 1862-1863 at the height of the Civil War. Few survive today in any condition, especially with orig ammunition. Boxes with this label complete with ammunition are second in rarity only to the extremely rare black label boxes. CONDITION: Fair. Lid has taped broken corners with more tape on one side of the bottom for no apparent reason. The bottom is solid and intact. Label is heavily soiled with some water staining and wear, however, all of the lettering is completely legible. Box overall is mostly a dark brown patina showing wear on the edges and corners. Regardless, it is an extremely rare box. 52668-5 JRL (6,000-10,000) – Lot 3067 |
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3068
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$5,175.00 |
EXTREMELY RARE FULL BOX OF NEW HAVEN ARMS “MILITARY” 44 RIMFIRE HENRY CARTRIDGES.This box was produced during the Civil War Era, 1863-1865, and very few survive intact today with orig ammunition. This box is the type referred to as a “military” box with “wide 4s”. Box is 2-pc style made from kraft colored cardboard with medium green label and black printing with fancy border. This box is also known as the 2nd variation military box. PROVENANCE: Ex-Ray T. Giles Collection. CONDITION: Very fine. Label is complete showing light wear in a few areas where it apparently was in a lower level in the orig case and rubbed against the bottom of the box above. Box is completely sound with light water staining around the bottom and light soil. An extremely rare and hard to find orig box. Box is sealed in plastic so cartridges were not examined. Cartridges are all correct and orig “Raised H in circle” headstamp, short case, flat bullet. 52528-44 (4,000-6,000) – Lot 3068 |
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3069
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$1,380.00 |
FOUR BOXES OF COLLECTOR AMMUNITION, WINCHESTER 44 HENRY FLAT, 50 CALIBER GALLAGERS CARBINE CARTRIDGES, AND BOX OF 1873 DATED COLT 45 AMMUNITION.Winchester green label square corner 44 flat rim fire cartridges. Box appears full, however has been dropped and is broken in several locations and has subsequently been taped shut. One box Frankford Arsenal cartridges for Colt’s Revolver Cal. 45, dated December 1873. These are the early internally primed central fire cartridges, the first of the first and unbelievably rare. Two boxes containing ten Gallager’s Breech Loading Carbine ammunition with caps, marked Poultney’s Metallic Cartridges, patented December 15, 1873. CONDITION: Green label 44 rim fire box has a very good label, both top and sides. However box has, as previously has been mentioned, been dropped and broken and repaired with clear cellophane-type tape. Box appears to be full of all 50 cartridges, some of which are visible but has not been opened to verify quantity. Frankford Arsenal Colt Revolver cartridges appear to contain all 12 cartridges, but box has been dropped at some previous point and damaged, and then later repaired with clear cellophane-type tape. Cartridges are visible and label is very strong. Gallager cartridges box one is exceptionally fine, nicely sealed, but does have the application of clear cellophane-type tape on one end and appears full and un-molested. Box two of Gallager cartridges has suffered being opened, label slightly tattered, and repaired again with white cellophane-type tape, but appears to be full. Cartridges have not been removed for an accurate count. 52552-20 TDW (2,000-4,000) – Lot 3069 |
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3070
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$7,475.00 |
LARGE LOT OF ASSORTED DESIRABLE HARD TO FIND RIFLE SIGHTS.Over 55 flexible tang sights. 37 Lyman tang Gunsights of various models. 14 have application code “DA” for Win 1894, 5 of these have removable discs. 6 – “D” code for Win 1894 & 1892. 3 – “N” code for Win 1886. 1 – “NI” code for Win 1886, 33 cal. 2 – “WS” code for Win 1890 & 1906. 3 – “SA” code for Savage 1899. 1 – “SM” code for Savage, Mossberg, Meriden, or Stevens. 1 – “R” code for Rem 3. 3 – “AT” code for Rem 8 or 81. 2 – “E” code for Marlin 1889. 1 – “F” code for Stevens Favorite. 1 – “A” code for Sharps, rifle or carbine. 18 Marbles flexible joint tang sights. 12 – “W1” code for Win 1894. 1 – “W2” code for Win 1892 or 1894. 1 – “W9” code for Win 1890, 06, or 62. 2 – “W13” code for Win 1905, 1907 or 1910. 1 – “S1” code for Savage 1899. 1 – “S1-S” special vase for Savage 1899. 2 other tang sights are for unidentified models. Other rear sights include 2 mid-range Vernier tang sights for unidentified models. 1 Lyman “57SME” receiver sight. 2 incomplete Lyman no. 38 or 21 receiver sights. 1 Win smokeless powder sight for 32WS-M94. 1 Win express rear sight with broken front leaf. 1 unmarked graduated leaf sporting sight. 13 assorted sporting leaf rear sights. Also includes assorted screws, elevators, front sights, and other sight parts. CONDITION: Very fine retaining most orig finish ranging to fair condition with little or no finish. 52405-19 DS (7,000-9,000) – Lot 3070 |
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3071
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$402.50 |
WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 WOODEN SHIPPING CRATE.43-5/8″ X 16″ X 12″ crate for 10 Model 1894 lever action rifles with 26″ bbls. Left end marked with “4965” over partially visible label with red & blue markings on white background. Mid portion of label giving rifle specifications is largely missing. Right end has shipping label listing the SN’s of all 10 rifles including 1390559, some SN’s are only partially legible. Front & back of box is marked “WINCHESTER / TRADEMARK / MADE IN U.S.A.” in red letters. Orig lid is attached by 2 added brass hinges with galvanized hook at right front corner. Inside of lid has mixed orig and added markings. Inside of box has 1 brace at mid-point. CONDITION: Fair condition. Exterior has aged stained appearance with weathered erosion and chipping on corners and board ends. Bottom is reinforced with added brass screws. Lid has loose slates with side play. Only 30% of right end label remains and has areas of dark stained appearance. 52405-20 DS (500-1,000) – Lot 3071 |
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3072
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$5,750.00 |
UNION METALLIC CARTRIDGE CO. 1895 ADVERTISING CALENDAR.Lithograph advertising calendar depicts hunting dog on straw bed in front of doghouse with litter of five puppies. Foreground shows 100 rnd box of UMC paper shot shells with chewed corners. Background shows dbl bbl hammer shotgun leaning against game bag. Lower portion has twelve month 1895 calendar. Margin left of calendar marked “Factory/Bridgeport/Conn., U.S.A.”. Right margin marked “Agencies:/New York/and San Francisco”. Artist signature “Marie Guise Newcomb” sits above calendar. Bottom margin shows “copyrighted 1893 by The Knapp Co. Lith. N.Y”. Calendar size 28-1/2″ x 14″. Mounted in decorative weathered wood appearing frame on grey matting. Framed size is 33-1/2″ x 18-7/8″. CONDITION: Colors are vivid, showing little fading. Edges have light creasing and tears commensurate with age. Some show rice paper repairs. Top portion has repairs to creases. Lower left corner has tears extending into calendar margin and showing inpainting. |
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3073
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$4,887.50 |
*FINE HIGH ORIGINAL CONDITION MARLIN MODEL 1893 TAKEDOWN RIFLE IN 38-55 CALIBER.SN 200094. Cal. 38-55. 26″ tapered oct bbl with full mag, silver blade front sight with buckhorn rear sight. Bbl is marked “Special Smokeless Steel”, top of receiver marked “Marlin Safety”, top tang marked “Model 1893”. Receiver, lever, hammer, buttplate, and takedown extension are all case hardened. CONDITION: Fine. Bbl retains approximately 90-95% orig blued finish with some high edge wear and a couple small areas of loss. Mag tube retains approximately 90% orig blue finish. Receiver and extension retain approximately 85-90% orig case color, particularly bold and vivid on right side of frame, some toning and spotting on left side. Lever retains traces of orig color. Hammer retains most of it’s orig color on sides. Buttplate with approximately 80% orig color starting to tone. Buttstock and forearm are excellent with scattered scratches and handling marks and retain most of their orig finish. Bore is very good, rifling appears strong. Mechanics are fine. A scarce gun in this caliber! 52066-2 JSL (4,000-7,000) C&R – Lot 3073 |
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3074
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$0.00 |
*GORGEOUS MARLIN MODEL 1893 DELUXE LEVER ACTION RIFLE.SN 358542. Cal. 38-55. 28″ part octogon part rnd bbl with full length magazine. Left side of bbl marked “For Black Powder” with usual address and cal marking on top. Deluxe checkered walnut stocks with Creedmore grip and full steel serpentine butt. Forend is nicely checkered in 3-point pattern and wood appears to match nicely however checkering pattern is slightly different from butt and likely recut. Left side of frame is mounted with proper Lyman 21 receiver sight with proper J code on reverse. CONDITION: Very good. Bbl and magazine retain approximately 90% orig blue with scattered losses and minor handling marks. Receiver, hammer and lever retain approximately 70% orig case coloring. Buttplate with traces of orig finish. Buttstock and forearm are very good, checkering as noted above, retain most of a professionally restored finish with scattered light handling marks. Mechanics are fine with a very fine bore. Very handsome Marlin. 52418-4 JSL (4,000-6,000) C&R – Lot 3074 |
