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2357
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$8,625.00 |
*VERY RARE CONSECUTIVE NUMBERED PAIR OF PASADENA AMP MODEL 180 AUTO MAG SEMI-AUTO PISTOLS WITH ORIGINAL CASES, ACCESSORIES, LOADING DIES, AMMUNITION, BRASS AND HOLSTER.1) AUTO MAG AMP 180. SN A00294. Cal. 44 Auto Mag. Pistol is of bright polished stainless steel with 6″ ventilated rib tapered rnd bbl that has red ramp front sight and fully adjustable rear sight. Pistol is mounted with fully checkered black composition 2-pc grips. Accompanied by two matching numbered magazines. Also accompanied by orig black plastic, foam lined carrying case with a bottle of orig Auto Mag gun oil and a set of Allen wrenches for adjusting the sight and removing the grips. CONDITION: Extremely fine plus, pistol is all matching, including two magazines. Overall retains virtually all of its orig factory bright polish, showing very little wear. It has been fired but very little. Mechanics are crisp. Brilliant shiny bore. Plastic case is fine, however, the foam rubber lining has dramatically deteriorated to mostly fine black dust. Accessories are equally fine. 2) AUTO MAG AMP 180. SN A00295. Cal. 44 Auto Mag. Pistol is of bright polished stainless steel with 6″ ventilated rib tapered rnd bbl that has red ramp front sight and fully adjustable rear sight. Mounted with fully checkered black composition 2-pc grips. Pistol is accompanied by two matching numbered magazines. Also accompanied by its orig black plastic, foam lined carrying case with a bottle of orig Auto Mag gun oil and a set of Allen wrenches for adjusting the sight and removing the grips. Additionally accompanied by four full, red, white and black 50-RD boxes of orig 240 gr. jacketed hollow-point ammunition, another identical box containing six orig rnds, an empty identical box, a large quantity of once-fired brass, a set of RCBS form & trim dies with reamer & extended shell holder, a 4-die set of RCBS reloading dies and a Bianchi brown leather holster. These pistols were among the very first orders placed with the Auto Mag corporation by a gentleman named Molisar of Las Vegas, Nevada, which is acknowledged by a letter addressed to Mr. Molisar on Auto Mag letterhead dated March 24, 1971. Additionally accompanying is a confirmation of this order which shows both SN’s and states that delivery will commence April 8, 1971 and also includes loading data for the cartridge. Additional sheets in the folder give step-by-step procedures for utilizing other brass to form into Auto Mag cartridges. Additionally accompanied by each pistol’s owners manual, warranty card and an invitation to join the Auto Mag owner’s group. These early Pasadena Auto Mags are becoming increasingly scarce on the market today and a consecutive numbered pair is virtually unknown, especially having absolute documentation as to them having been produced and shipped as a pair. CONDITION: Extremely fine plus, pistol is all matching, including two magazines. Overall retains virtually all of its orig factory bright polish, showing very little wear. It has been fired but very little. Mechanics are crisp. Brilliant shiny bore. Plastic case is fine, however, the foam rubber lining has dramatically deteriorated to mostly fine black dust. Accessories are equally fine. Ammunition boxes show external wear and light soil. Ammunition is bright and clean. Both sets of dies are crisp and appear new, probably never having been used. Holster shows moderate wear and scratches with some light soil. Empty brass is fine. 52583-1, 52583-2 JRL (6,500-8,000) – Lot 2357 |
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2358
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$1,035.00 |
*FINE BELGIAN BROWNING HIGH POWER 9MM PISTOL WITH CASE.SN 76C36942. Cal. 9mm. 4-3/4″ bbl. Bright blue finish overall with 2-pc factory checkered walnut grips. Fixed rear sight with spur trigger. Sgl action operation. All Belgian made and assembled variation. Manufactured 1976. Is housed in a black Browning marked zipper case and includes a mec-Gar 15-rnd magazine. CONDITION: Very fine, with very slight finish loss at leading edge of slide from possible holster wear. Front strap has thinning finish typical of light usage. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is bright and shiny. Visible numbers matching. Browning case is good with several areas of minor abrasion and oil soiling on interior. 52616-6 TDW (1,000-2,000) – Lot 2358 |
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2359
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$3,737.50 |
*ICONIC BREN TEN SPECIAL FORCES EDITION MANUFACTURED BY DORNAUS & DIXON CA.SN 84SFD0348. Cal. 10mm. 4″ bbl. Sgl and dbl action design with dark phosphate finish. Three dot high visibility combat sights with 2-pc stippled plastic factory grips. Ten rnd staggered magazine appears to be early variation without reinforced foreplate. These iconic guns chambered for the Norma 10mm cartridge and marketed by noted firearms expert Jeff Cooper were submitted for consideration for adoption as a US Military Special Forces side arm. Due to magazine issues, these firearms were removed from consideration. Housed in what appears to be original number matched shipping box. CONDITION: Extremely fine and possibly unfired. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is bright and shiny with sharp rifling. Box is intact but slightly stained from storage. All description is legible and visible. A unique opportunity to own one of America’s great developmental handguns. 52616-3 TDW (2,000-3,000) – Lot 2359 Click here to view provenance |
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2360
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$690.00 |
*DETONICS .45 ACP MARK IV PISTOL.SN CR21065. Cal. 45 ACP. 3-1/2″ stainless steel swamped bbl. Compact carry design from the mid-1970’s. 3-dot high visibility sights with commander type hammer and large extended hammer safety. Checkered front and rear straps with 2-pc checkered Detonics wood grips. Extended magazine release. 6-rnd magazine capacity. With horned trigger guard and throated magazine well. These were some of the first performance carry automatics of the 1970’s, this one being made at Detonics Bellevue, WA facility. CONDITION: Very fine, showing slight carry wear with finish loss at high points of blue sights. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is bright and shiny. A small trace of takedown scratch is evident below slide stop. Visible numbers matching. 52616-2 TDW (1,000-1,500) – Lot 2360 |
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2361
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$2,587.50 |
◊*LOT OF TWO MANURHIN MR73 .357 CAL REVOLVERS.1) MANURHIN MR73. SN HA01031. Cal. 357. 6″ bbl. Adjustable target rear sight. Rubber grips made in France. Accompanied by Manurhin plastic case, three Seidler speed loaders. All external numbers matching. CONDITION: Very fine with slight drag line around cyl. Minor handling marks. All markings clear. Grips are fine with minor handling marks. Bore is bright with sharp rifling. Case and speed loaders have light handling marks. 2) MANURHIN MR73. SN C23045. Cal. 357. 4″ bbl. Fixed sights. Black rubber grips. Import marked on left side of frame. Accompanied by Sickinger black leather holster. All external numbers matching. CONDITION: Very good, showing finish wear and thinning. All markings clear. Grips are fine with light handling marks. Bore is fine, bright with sharp rifling. Mechanics are fine. Holster is fine with light handling marks. IMPORT 51951-2, 51951-3 (2,000-2,500) – Lot 2361 Click here to view provenance |
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2362
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$1,552.50 |
*BROWNING HIGH POWER 9MM NAZI PROOFED WITH POST WAR POLICE HOLSTER & EXTRA MAGAZINE.SN 70094A. Cal. 9mm. Browning High Power Nazi proofed with post war police holster. Slide receiver and bbl are matching numbered. Wartime finish. Nazi proof on slide receiver and bbl. Front sight is narrow, rounded flat type. Rear sight is flat with U-notch. Stocks are European wood with checkering inside a plain border. Rear grip strap is slotted for shoulder stock. Left side of slide marked “FABRIQUE NATIONALE D’ARMES DE GUERRE” over “HERSTAL BELGIQUE” over “BROWNING’S PATENT DEPOSE”. Accompanied by a near new postwar police-type holster and spare mag. Inside flap of holster is marked with questionable Nazi type acceptance mark. CONDITION: Stock screws show minor buggering with numerous dings and dents on edges. Finish is thinning all over. Bore is dirty but lands appear to be crisp. Primary mag with button floorplate disassembly is in near pristine condition. Spare mag is a postwar later-type with tang for floorplate removal. Overall excellent condition wartime production high power. Overall appearance is very pleasing. Primary mag in superb condition, secondary mag shows wear and has cracked upper rear corner. Holster is in near new condition. We do not guarantee the holster acceptance mark is original as holster looks too new. 52390-5 (1,000-1,250) C&R – Lot 2362 |
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2363
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$632.50 |
*FINE WWII ITALIAN MODEL 1935 BERETTA.SN 580269. Cal. 7.65. 3-3/8″ bbl. Black phosphate finish on steel frame and slide. 2-pc black plastic “PB BERETTA” marked grips with metal retainers. Slide dated “1944” with traditional Italian proofs on back left of frame. Numbers matching bbl, slide and frame. CONDITION: Very good overall. Excellent bore and mechanics. Finish slightly worn with typical wear on bbl from slide operations, finish worn on frontstrap and backstraps from use, but over 60% finish remains, balance worn to thinning. 52390-6 (500-750) C&R – Lot 2363 |
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2364
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$1,495.00 |
*EXTENSIVE COLLECTOR’S LOT OF CONTEMPORARY HANDGUNS, BOTH FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.1) REMINGTON 51. SN PA44393. Cal. 380. 3-1/2″ bbl. Blue finish overall with 2-pc hard rubber Remington UMC monogrammed grips. Fixed sight. Remington’s first successful semi-automatic handgun venture. Known for their reliability and slim, concealable features. Traditional Remington address on top of matted bbl. Proper 380 marked Remington magazine. Sgl action striker fired mechanism with grip safety. CONDITION: Very good with thinning finish on slide. Bright, shiny bore with strong rifling. All visible numbers matching. Over 60% blue finish remains. Breech block was found to be sound without cracks after detailed inspection. Mechanics are functional. 2) FABRIQUE NATIONALE 1922. SN 25158/125222/124423. Cal. 380. 4-1/4″ bbls. Dull blue finish overall, having 2-pc synthetic grips with later thumb rest to comply with 1968 Gun Control Act (GCA) for import. Eight rnd magazine capacity, fixed sights, sgl action, striker fired operation with grip safe. CONDITION: Poor with light to moderate pitting evident under period refinish. SNs not found to be all matching. Bores are lightly pitted with adequate rifling. Mechanics are functional under hand inspection. 3) FRENCH MAB D. SN 101919/101904. Cal. 32. 4″ bbl. Blue finish overall with black synthetic thumb rest grips added to comply with 1968 Gun Control Act (GCA) for importation, as well as addition of rudimentary adjustable rear sight for same compliance. These guns were used extensively by French police forces both foreign and domestic. These examples both have Turkish property marks on trigger guards. CONDITION: Fair overall with most of their arsenal or depot refinish remaining. Bores are filled with storage grease and therefor not able to be inspected. Mechanics need attention and detained cleaning. 4) H&R 686. SN AU133708/AU133241. Cal. 22/22 Magnum. Duel cylinders, sgl and dbl action with non-swing-out cylinders using ejector system like a sgl action revolver. 4-5/8″ bbls with adjustable sights and 1-pc hardwood sgl action pattern grips, finished with case colored receivers and blue bbls. Mid-1980’s production in original number matched boxes, one complete with instruction manual and one without. Both with dual cylinders. CONDITION: Extremely fine, showing no indication of use. Bores are bright with sharp rifling. Mechanics are crisp. All visible numbers are matching. Boxes are very fine, one marked “Jack” and one marked “Steve”. 52646-39, 52646-40, 52646-41, 52646-42 TDW (1,250-1,750) – Lot 2364 |
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2365
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$690.00 |
*LOT OF FOUR AUTOMATIC PISTOLS.1) LUR PANZER. SN 79835. Cal. 22LR. 4-5/8″ bbl. Spanish made copy of Luger pistol. Black plastic grips marked “PANZER”. Matching SNs. One mag. PROVENANCE: Session two of the extraordinary Warren Buxton collection. CONDITION: Good, retains most of finish with light dings and handling marks. Grips fine with light handling marks. Excellent bore. Mechanics are functional. 2) AMERICAN ARMS P98. SN 002969. Cal. 22LR. 5″ bbl. All external numbers match. Designed by Erma-Werke. Looks like a P38. Made in USA. One mag, orig box. PROVENANCE: Session two of the extraordinary Warren Buxton collection. CONDITION: Excellent. Slight handling marks. Excellent grips. Excellent bore. Mechanics are fine. 3) P. BERETTA MOD 20. SN BE19353V. Cal. 25. 2-1/4″ bbl. All external numbers match. Made in USA. Black plastic grips. Orig box, manual and cleaning rod. PROVENANCE: Session two of the extraordinary Warren Buxton collection. CONDITION: Fine. Light handling marks. Fine mechanical function. Fine grips with light handling marks. Excellent bore. 4) MARS POCKET. NSN. Cal. 25. 2-1/8″ bbl. French made. Orig grips. Proper mag. PROVENANCE: Session two of the extraordinary Warren Buxton collection. CONDITION: Good showing considerable finish wear. Markings clear. Mechanics are functional. Orig grips good showing some wear. Bore is dirty. C&R 52342-169, 52342-176, 52342-177, 52342-178 (650-1,000) – Lot 2365 |
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2366
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$230.00 |
SPECIAL DANA-FARBER CANCER INSTITUTE LOT.This lot consists of twelve past Julia auction catalogs, together with their prices realized list. These catalogs serve as a valuable reference source. We regularly sell our past auction catalogs to collectors and dealers alike for that purpose. Please note, the hammer price of the lot will be matched dollar for dollar up to a $1,000 match and donated to the Dana-Farber Institute, commonly known as the “Jimmy Fund” locally. Founded in Boston in 1947, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute is world-renowned for its leadership in adult and pediatric cancer treatment and research. Your gift provides Dana-Farber with crucial dollars that can be directed where and when they are needed the most. Thank you for your participation. CONDITION: Very good. 52734-2 (300-400) – Lot 2366 |
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2367
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$7,475.00 |
*SUPERLATIVE TOKYO ARSENAL MANUFACTURED 7MM JAPANESE BABY NAMBU.SN 1385. Cal. 7 mm. 3-1/4″ bbl. Deep arsenal rust blue finish with checkered walnut 2-pc grips and nickel aluminum based magazine. Straw finished trigger, magazine release and extractor. The Baby Nambu with a believed production of less than 6500 has always been the iconic WWII Japanese collectible. Rarely found in prime or top collector’s condition as these guns were of early manufacture in the 1920’s and survival was rather small. These were a private purchase item and were typically purchased only by significant officers. CONDITION: Extremely fine, with most all finish remaining, with the slightest loss of finish on the front of the trigger and the top left spring guide to the left of chamber. The bore is bright with sharp rifling and after detailed disassembly, all numbers were found to be matching including the magazine and all major components. Mechanics are crisp as to be expected, and in addition to this fine pistol are 2 orig WWII cartridges cal. 7 mm Nambu, one with Cupro nickel jacket, the other traditional brass jacket. This is an outstanding example and will be a wonderful addition to any collection. 52544-1 TDW (4,000-6,000) C&R – Lot 2367 |
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2368
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$9,200.00 |
*ULTRA-RARE JAPANESE ISSUED SUGIURA SHIKI 6.35 POCKET PISTOL.SN 192. Cal. 6.35. 3″ bbl, blue finish overall. Checkered brown wood grips. Manufactured in China under Japanese occupation from 1944-1945. It is estimated that fewer than 500 of these unique Pocket model pistols were ever produced. These guns were made for the China Expeditionary Force with extremely limited distribution. Observed SN range is from 103-475 with fewer than 10 having been observed or identified. An extreme rarity for Japanese collectors with little information having been printed or confirmed. SN 192 is a relatively new discovery and one of the finer examples to have been observed. 8 rnd magazine capacity, straight blowback operation with concealed hammer. CONDITION: Very good overall with most blue finish remaining, having approximately 25% thinning with numerous small abrasions on slide and grip straps. Bore is frosted with strong rifling and mechanics are functional, all visible numbers are matching. This being said, this is an exceptional example of the Sugiura Shiki 6.35 pistol. 52707-1 TDW (2,500-3,500) C&R – Lot 2368 Click here to view provenance |
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2369
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$1,725.00 |
*EXTREMELY SCARCE AND SOUGHT JAPANESE TYPE 38 FOLDING STOCK PARATROOPER CARBINE.SN 4703. Cal. 6.5 Jap. 19″ bbl. One of the scarcer models for the Japanese collector. This Type 38 carbine retains all of its orig hinge pieces and non-matching dust cover from another rifle. Visible numbers non-matching. Forend cap and bolt match receiver SN. Lower receiver floor plate numbered 44 as is right hand side receiver hinge. Chrysanthemum intact on top of receiver. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is fair to good orig finish with light to moderate pitting particularly on dust cover with loss of finish to gray patina on hinge hardware. Mechanics are fine. Stock has period era repair on both sides just to the rear of receiver and flexes slightly in its socket as is all too common. Bore is very good with some light pitting. A fine example of a scarce item for the WWII Pacific Theater collector. 52603-1 JWK (2,500-3,500) C&R – Lot 2369 |
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2370
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$2,875.00 |
RARE NA&A CO MADE MAUSER 71 BRITISH CONTRACT 11 MM RIFLE.SN 1120H. Cal. 11mm. 33-3/4″ bbl. Gewehr 71 rifle made by NA&A Company in 1875. This particular rifle is one of 75,000 made on contract by the English firm National Arms & Ammunition Company for the Prussian Government. Bears the manufacturer’s triangular logo on the top receiver flat. Standard British proofs on left side of bbl, receiver and top of bolt handle flat. Dated 1875 on right side of receiver. Standard Imperial German proof marks. Matching SN’s throughout. Trigger guard is rough finished. CONDITION: Good condition, showing some bbl blue, mostly a pleasing patina. Extremely light pinprick pitting in areas. All markings clear. Stock has numerous small dings and handling marks. With Rarely found matching serial numbers throughout. Some dings at the top left receiver bridge. Bore is bright with sharp rifling. Fine mechanical function. 52270-1 GER (2,500-3,500) – Lot 2370 |
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2371
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$0.00 |
DUTCH BEAUMONT MODEL 1871/78 RIFLE CONVERSION TO BOX MAGAZINE FEED WITH BAYONET.SN 2949. Cal. 11.3 x 51 R. 32-3/4″ bbl. Dutch Beaumont bolt action rifle, Vitali converted to fire four rnds from fixed box mag. Bbl dated 1875 with typical proofs. Visible numbers non-matching. Bolt is all matching to itself. Originally a single shot rifle, many were converted to box mag feed as this one is. Includes one orig socket bayonet. Orig cleaning rod not present. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is fair to good orig finish turning a nice smooth gray/brown patina with somewhat more finish remaining on mag housing. Mechanics are crisp. Good bore with strong rifling, dark throughout. Wood is very good with some light handling marks. 52607-2 JWK (750-1,000) – Lot 2371 |
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2372
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$3,450.00 |
*NEAR MINT CONDITION GERMAN 98K “ar 42” MAUSER FIELD TRIAL SNIPER RIFLE.SN 2327. Cal. 8mm. This fantastic specimen has all matching numbered parts and has correct eagle over 26 proof marks with eagle over Swastika firing proofs. Laminated flat buttplate stock retains it’s SN and eagle over 26 cartouche, however, no issue cartouche present which leads this cataloger to the conclusion that it was never issued. This rifle would have had a low power 1.5x “Aim-point” type scope. The intended purpose was to equip 10% of infantry with a low powered scope which would have high light gathering ability useful at dawn and dusk. This rifle was made at the Mauser plant in Berlin-Borsigwalde (the old DWM plant) with the bolt stop re-designed as a scope base. CONDITION: Absolutely fantastic lustrous, orig finish with some thinning at the muzzle and along the high points with some brassing to the top ears of the scope mount and some areas of light pitting and brown patina on the buttplate which seams to be inescapable on these rifles. Bore is excellent, shiny and bright. Stock is absolutely gorgeous with only the occasional ding, never sanded or messed with. Most of these rifles were apparently lost in the East as were the scopes and are largely overlooked by most German Rifle collectors. 52026-1 (3,500-5,500) C&R – Lot 2372 |
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2373
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$4,887.50 |
*MAUSER 98K SNIPER WITH QUICK DETACHED MOUNT.SN 8764. Cal. 8mm. 24″ bbl. Late war 98K Rifle in sniper configuration with dialytan 4X Scope marked “bek”. Rifle manufactured 1945 by “BCD” (J.P. Sauer). Scope mount has eagle over “359” proof marks on both base bottoms, which is attached to receiver and on slide on upper rail. Upper rail mount also has serial number which matches barrel serial number. Bolt serial number also matches, as does extended thumb safety with last two digits of serial number on it. Forend cap and barrel band are of the stamped and welded type as seen on late war 98Ks. Mag floor plate and receiver are well marked “gnw”. Wood of stock and hand guard is of the laminated type, smooth but without any oil finish. The cupped buttplate has a crosshatched pattern on rear. CONDITION: Very fine, mechanics are functional. Bore is bright with sharp rifling. All visible numbers appear matching with exception of scope itself, which are independently numbered. Overall finish and appearance is excellent. Barrel and receiver have smooth gray finish overall with some evidence of patina forward of the barrel serial number, and on the barrel forward of the end cap. The scope mount and rail is of a deep blue as are the actual scope rings, which appear like metal bands wrapped around the scope to hold it in the saddle of the lower scope ring. Likewise the extended safety switch and bolt removal lever are also of a deep dark blue. 52528-40 TDW (2,500-3,500) C&R – Lot 2373 |
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2374
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$2,300.00 |
*EXTREMELY RARE JAPANESE CONTRACT MAUSER K98 8X57 CAL. RIFLE.SN 8588X. Cal. 8×57. 24″ bbl. Standard markings. 42 code on receiver, dated 1938. WaA63 inspected. Bolt and handguard numbers are not matching, the rest of the gun matches. Bolt number has proper X suffix, as does the rest of the gun. Missing trigger guard locking screws. The Japanese contract guns were taken out of standard production, the only difference being the commercial Mauser stamp on left side of stock. Ref: p. 311 of Backbone of the Wehrmachtby Richard D. Law. This gun falls in the accepted SN range of Japanese contract guns. Missing cleaning rod. CONDITION: Very good, with most of the blue. Some areas of minor pitting. All markings clear. Wood is good with clear cartouche on left side of stock, clear markings on bottom of stock. Some staining to left side. Stock reinforcing lug on right side has scratches and tool marks. Bore has sharp rifling. Fine mechanical function. 52318-3 GER (1,500-2,500) C&R – Lot 2374 |
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2375
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$1,437.50 |
*COLLECTOR’S LOT OF MILITARY CURIO AND RELIC FIREARMS.1) SWISS/BERN 1889. SN 29846. Cal. 7.5X55mm Swiss. 30″ bbl. Unique Schmidt-Ruben straight pull design. Complete with muzzle cover and outstanding US pattern 1905 leather sling dated 1918 with keepers. 10 rnd magazine. CONDITION: Good overall condition with most blue finish remaining. Stocks are very fine with a few typical small bruises but most finish remaining. Bore is good with strong rifling. Mechanics need attention as bolt stop lever is fractured but does currently work in this condition. All visible numbers are matching. C&R 2) ITALIAN/TERNI 1939. SN Q4182. Cal. 7.35 Carcano. 21-1/2″ bbl. Blue finish. Manufactured 1939. Marked “Terni” on chamber, however has inspection on stock from Pieto Berreta. Also found is “SA” within a box for Suomi Arsenal Finland. Fixed rear sight variation and still retains 3-pc wiping rod in compartment of butt. CONDITION: Very good overall with most finish remaining. Stock is solid, numerous storage dings and bruises but with strong cartouche and inspectors’ marks. All visible numbers appear matching. Bore is good with strong rifling. C&R3) RUSSIAN 91/30 MOISEN NAGENT. SN 30069. Cal. 7.62×54. 29″ bbl with hex receiver. Traditional 2-pc stock with hand guards, import marked on top of receiver. Dated 1936. Standard Model 91/30 rifle. CONDITION: Fair overall. Totally mismatched numbers. Bore is strong but shows use and needs cleaning. Mechanics function. Stock is solid with many bruises, nicks, and gouges. Rifle is missing cleaning rod. ; C&R4) CARL GUSTAFS STADS 1894 CARBINE. SN MB69991. Cal. 6.5X55. 17″ bbl. 1916 production, blue finish overall, walnut stocks missing ID disc. Proper slide adjustable carbine sight. A standard non-modified variation with no after-market muzzle extension, as is frequently found on imported variations; this is a non-import model. CONDITION: Fine overall condition with very little finish loss. Typical small storage scrapes and dings in stock. All visible numbers were found to be matching without detailed disassembly. Mechanics are functional. Bore is dark; no attempt was made to clean it. ; C&R5) REMINGTON #5 ROLLING 1901 BLOCK. SN 618904. Cal. 7X57. 30″ bbl with walnut stocks and commercial Remington markings on tang. SN found on tang under stock and matches buttstock. Manufactured for South American contracts, and used extensively by military and police. Rifle appears complete with wiping rod. CONDITION: Fair overall. Having been cleaned, bright with very little original finish remaining. Stocks have numerous bruises from storage and use but are solid. Shadows of case color remain on receiver. Bore is good with strong rifling. Mechanics are functional. ; C&R 52646-4, 52646-8, 52646-9, 52646-14, 52646-15 TDW (2,250-3,000) – Lot 2375 |
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2376
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$2,300.00 |
*CURIO & RELIC COLLECTOR’S LOT.1) DEUTSCHE WERKE I. SN 6331A. Cal. 22LR. 19″ bbl. Standard markings. Proper stylized “D” on left side of stock in circle. Made without buttplate. Sgl shot. Crown B proofs. SN located on front end of stock. PROVENANCE: Session Two of the extraordinary Warren Buxton collection. CONDITION: Fine with most of the orig finish, some wear and minor handling marks. A few very minor areas of light surface rust. All markings clear. Stock is fine with light handling marks. Bore has sharp rifling. Mechanics are fine. All external numbers matching. C&R 2) ROMER GERSTENBERGER. SN 814. Cal. 22. 26″ bbl. These guns were made in the 1920’s as a set where they could be converted from rifle to pistol. We do not have the pistol bbl. The gun comes out of the matching SN stock with a lever on the bottom and the safety lever on the left side pointing down. All numbers are matching. Orig black grips on frame. Flip rear sight on bbl. Bbl marked “ROMERWERKE A.G.” under company logo. Left side of receiver marked “PATENT GERSTENBERGER-MORITZ”. Crown B proof on pistol frame. Crown BU proof on bbl. Sling swivel on bbl has been resoldered. Stock has horn buttplate. Marked “GERMANY” on upper left side at rear. Proper mag. This is a very seldom encountered gun. PROVENANCE: Session Two of the extraordinary Warren Buxton collection. CONDITION: Very good, with minor pitting along wood line on bbl and receiver. Finish is thin on bbl, having worn through in a few areas. All markings are clear. Grips on pistol frame are fine with minor crack in right grip. Wood stock has light handling marks. Checkering is good. Minor wood filler in two spots on right side. Chip out at toe of butt. Bore is fine with sharp rifling. Fine mechanical function. C&R3) . 1) Dress bayonet 14-1/2″ overall, 9-1/2″ blade. Maker marked and SNd in orig scabbard with frog. 2) Cruciform dress dagger, complete with hanger and red and white portepe. 13-1/2″ overall, 8-1/2″ dbl-edged blade. PROVENANCE: Session two of the extraordinary Warren Buxton collection. CONDITION: Very fine overall. Both knives have bright blades retaining most of their orig polish and luster. Markings crisp and discernible. 4) DECHER POCKET. NSN. Cal. 25 ACP. 2″ oct bbl. Unique dbl action design with 6 shot cyl with cyl stops and guides closely resembling that of the Mauser Zig Zag revolver. Direct slide type trigger design without trigger guard and two piece hard rubber grips with the Decker banner logo with the German patent inscription encompassing the grip screw and escutcheons. Deep rust blue finish overall. Designed with the unusual sheet metal shroud protecting the right side of cyl and a large safety lever on left side. PROVENANCE: The Esteemed Collection Of Noted Expert And Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Very fine with most blue finish remaining with typical finish loss on front strap of grip as well as backstrap. Grips are good with minor chipping with slight material loss at top of rear of both left and right grips. Bore is excellent. Mechanics need attention, action functions but trigger is sluggish to return to battery, hence gun is not functioning at this time. ; C&R5) MAB MODEL F. SN 4593. Cal. 22. 6-3/4″ bbl. Marked on left side of slide “PISTOLET AUTOMATIQUE MAB BREVETE”/”MODELE F”. Marked on right side of slide “MADE IN FRANCE FOR W.A.C.”. “W.A.C.” stands for Winfield Arms Corp. which was a retailer in the United States. Black hard rubber grips have the MAB logo on either side, as well as “WAC/CAL.22LONG” on the right grip. Magazine is missing. PROVENANCE: Session two of the extraordinary Warren Buxton Collection. CONDITION: Good condition. All markings clear. Some minor surface rust. Minor pitting on grip straps. Grips are fine with light handling marks. Bore is fine with strong rifling. We are unable to test function due to missing mag. ; C&R 52342-9, 52342-27, 52342-161, 52342-163, 52342-170 (2,500-3,000) – Lot 2376 |
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2377
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$1,725.00 |
*RARE SA NSDAP MARKED WALTHER KKW 98K STYLE .22LR RIFLE.SN 2429S. Cal. 22LR. 26″ bbl. Sgl shot. 98K style with bayonet lug. Standard markings on receiver and bbl. Commercial Crown BUG proof on right side of bbl. Matching SN’s on bolt and receiver. Proper cleaning rod. Marked on left side of stock “SAd.NSDAP”/stylized SA in circle. Stock has been duffle cut under the rear band, orig front wood and metal. PROVENANCE: Session Two of the extraordinary Warren Buxton collection. CONDITION: Very good with some light surface rust, normal finish wear, pleasing patina. All markings are clear. Stock is very good with light handling marks, dings, cut as noted. Very old chip missing out of right side of stock, where it meets receiver tag. Bore is very fine, bright with sharp rifling. Mechanics are crisp. All external numbers matching. This gun would benefit greatly from a proper cleaning. 52342-6 GER (1,500-2,000) C&R – Lot 2377 |
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2378
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$690.00 |
*WALTHER SPORTMODELL MEISTERBUCHSE TARGET 22 RIFLE.SN 78428. Cal. 22. 25-1/2″ bbl. Standard markings. Factory grooved bbl for sights. Factory grooved receiver, with large adjustable target rear sight. Sight is not maker marked. “A/W” marked on rubber eye cup. Ramp front sight. Checkered wrist and forearm. Sling eye screwed into left side of forend, in checkering. Orig plastic buttplate. Plastic trigger guard. Sgl shot. PROVENANCE: Session Two of the extraordinary Warren Buxton collection. CONDITION: Fine condition. All markings clear with light scratches and handling marks. Some minor scratches in metal behind front sight ramp on left side of bbl. Stock is very good with dings, handling marks, light scratches. Checkering is good. Bore is bright with sharp rifling. Rubber eye cup is usable. Mechanics are fine. All external numbers matching. 52342-5 GER (1,200-1,500) C&R – Lot 2378 |
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2379
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$805.00 |
*WALTHER SPORTMODELL MEISTERBUCHSE .22 TARGET RIFLE.SN 33187W. Cal. 22. 25-1/2″ bbl. Standard markings. Crown BUG proofs on right side of bbl. Crown NBU on right side of receiver. Factory adjustable rear sight mounted in bbl groove. Sgl shot. Black plastic trigger guard. Checkered wrist and forend. All external numbers matching. PROVENANCE: Session Two of the extraordinary Warren Buxton collection. CONDITION: Fine with most of the orig finish. Some wear and handling marks. All markings are clear. Stock is very good with dings and handling marks, sharp checkering. Rubber buttplate and spacer are loose on bottom. Bore is bright with sharp rifling. Mechanics are fine. 52342-3 GER (750-1,000) C&R – Lot 2379 |
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2380
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$1,150.00 |
*VERY FINE WALTHER MODEL 2 BOLT AUTO .22 RIFLE.SN 9389. Cal. 22. 24-1/2″ bbl. Standard markings. Crown BUG proofs right side of bbl. Slide safety at rear of receiver. All external numbers match. Proper mag. Checkered wrist. Plastic buttplate. PROVENANCE: Session Two of the extraordinary Warren Buxton collection. CONDITION: Very fine with virtually all of the finish. Some slight discoloration at top rear edge of receiver, with very minor handling marks. Markings are crisp and clear. Stock is fine with sharp checkering. Some minor dents in right side, light handling marks. Buttplate is cracked on either side. Bore is bright with sharp rifling. Fine mechanical function. 52342-156 GER (1,000-1,250) C&R – Lot 2380 |
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2381
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$575.00 |
*WALTHER MODEL II BOLT AUTO .22 RIFLE.SN 5036. Cal. 22. 24-1/2″ bbl. Standard markings. Crown BUG on right side of bbl, Crown BU on right side of receiver. End of bbl is threaded with period thread protector. 10 rnd mag. Plastic buttplate. Checkered wrist. There is a red sticker on the right side of stock which says “GOD.JUL”. PROVENANCE: Session Two of the extraordinary Warren Buxton collection. CONDITION: Very good, with minor wear and light handling marks overall. All markings clear. Some very light surface rust. Stock is fine with minor dings and handling marks. Thread protector on muzzle is very tightly screwed on, has marks from pliers. Bore is bright with sharp rifling. Mechanics are fine. All external numbers matching. 52342-4 GER (800-1,200) C&R – Lot 2381 |
