*LOT OF TWO MODERN HANDGUNS.

1) SMITH & WESSON 29. SN BAR4129/J09586. Cal 44 Mag. Smith & Wesson Model 29-3 Silhouette DA revolver. Blue finish with 10-5/8″ ribbed bbl that has a special 4-position adjustable front sight and adjustable rear sight. It has target trigger & hammer and is mounted with S&W medallion Magnum grips. CONDITION: New and unfired. 2) UBERTI 1875 OUTLAW. SN J09586. Cal 45 Colt. Uberti Model 1875 Outlaw. Blue & color case hardened with 7-1/2″ bbl, full front sight and mounted with 2-pc smooth walnut grips. Trigger guard is brass. CONDITION: New and unfired with only faint cylinder line. Grips are equally new. 51567-6, 51567-7 JRL (1,000-1,500) – Lot 3140

*COLLECTOR’S LOT OF THREE SMITH & WESSON REVOLVERS.

1) SMITH & WESSON MODEL 14. SN K172887. Cal. .38 S & W. 6″ bbl. Six-shot revolver. Custom two-piece checkered grips. Case colored hammer and trigger. CONDITION: Very good, as used and carried, retaining 65% blued finish with minor corrosion on front of frame and near muzzle. Hammer and trigger retain approximately 80% case color. Custom grips with heavy varnish. Mechanics are very good, as is bore. 2) SMITH & WESSON MODEL 19-3. SN K985824. Cal. .357 mag. 4″ bbl. Six-shot revolver with blued frame. Case colored hammer and trigger. Two-piece Rosewood medallion checkered grips. CONDITION: Excellent, as very lightly range used, retaining about 98% orig finish. Grips are excellent. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is excellent. 3) SMITH & WESSON 1905. SN 469245. Cal. .38 S & W. 6″ bbl. Six-shot fluted cylinder. Blued frame. Two-piece checkered walnut grips. CONDITION: About good, retaining 20-30 %orig metal finish. Minor pinprick erosion around cylinder and recoil shield. Mechanics are good. Bore is fair with a few pits. 51138-56, 51138-57, 51138-58 JSL (1,000-1,500) – Lot 3141

*SMITH & WESSON 29-2 DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER.

SN N682550. Cal. 44 Mag. 6″ bbl with rib. Orange insert serrated ramp front sight with white outline adjustable rear sight. Case colored target hammer and target trigger. 3-screw action with pin bbl. Full nickel finish. Checkered 2-pc goncalo alves target grips. PROVENANCE: Gerard Ruth Collection. CONDITION: Near new retaining excellent nickel finish showing slight cyl drag line. Very good bore. Very good grips. 51594-3 (1,500-2,000) – Lot 3142

*SCARCE JOHN MARTZ CUSTOM BABY LUGER.

SN 3786e. Cal 9 MM. Bright metal gray finish with 2-1/2″ bbl, with standard Luger front sight. Chamber is marked with a “G” and the toggle “S/42″. Mounted with full-checkered, shortened walnut grips. Overall length is 7″ and overall height is about 4-3/4”. Trigger, lock-bolt, magazine release, thumb safety and ejector are straw colored. Left front side of frame is marked “MSTR” and right side of receiver has engraved proofs. Pistol is of mixed numbers. Accompanied by a Martz custom stand with aluminum rotating top on a walnut base which when rotated open exposes compartments for 2 baby Luger magazines and 7 cartridges. Cartridges are permanently mounted in the display stand. John V. Martz (1925-2013) began altering Lugers & P38s in about 1968 and for the remainder of his career produced numerous works of art with these 2 models of pistols. CONDITION: Extremely fine. Overall retains virtually all of the Martz custom bright finish. Grips are crisp. Mechanics are crisp, bright shiny bore. Base has a crack in the wood, otherwise the stand is very fine and 2 magazines are fine. 51709-28 JRL (5,000-7,500) C&R – Lot 3143

*COLLECTOR’S LOT OF TWO HIGH STANDARD PISTOLS.

1) HI STANDARD G380. SN 4677. Cal 380 ACP. 4-3/4″ bbl, blue finish, checkered 2-pc Bakelite stocks. Left side of bbl is marked “Cal. 380 Auto. CTG”. Frame lug shows Hi-Standard address & patent mark on left side. Slide is marked “Hi Standard” over “Model G 380”. SN is stamped on forestrap. Pistol is equipped with plain Patridge style sights. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Fine. Bbl retains 99% blue finish with only a few scratches. Markings are sharp. Bore is bright with strong rifling. Breech of bbl is finished matte on top. Slide also retains 99% of the blue finish that is matte finished on top with a few small scratches. Frame retains 99% of the bright blue finish on both sides. Trigger guard & straps have a matte blue finish that only shows a few minuscule handling marks. Grips are fine with sharp checkering and no losses. Magazine retains 95% bright blue with a few small scratches. An opportunity to obtain a rare Hi-Standard Model G 380 pistol that is seldom seen in this condition. C&R 2) HI STANDARD C. SN 2619. Cal 22 Short. 6-3/4″ rnd bbl, full blue finish, 2-pc checkered plastic grips. Left side of bbl lug shows Hi-Standard address & patent mark over caliber designation. Left side of slide shows “Model C” over “22 SHORT”. SN is stamped on forestrap. Magazine is not marked. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Very fine to excellent. Bbl retains 99% bright blue finish with slight muzzle wear and one small scratch on left side. Receiver also retains 99% of the bright blue finish with only some slight scratches on the bbl lug. Slide retains 99% bright blue with only a few small scratches. Bore is bright with strong rifling. All markings are sharp & clear. Grips are fine, intact with sharp checkering. Magazine retains nearly all of the blue finish with a distinct temper mark. A very fine Hi-Standard Model C that would be almost impossible to improve upon. C&R 51517-106, 51517-109 (5,500-6,500) – Lot 3144

*COLLECTOR’S LOT OF FOUR HIGH STANDARD PISTOLS.

1) HI STANDARD D. SN 81009. Cal 22 LR. 6-3/4″ medium weight rnd bbl, full blue finish, target sights, rear sight sight is adjustable for windage & elevation,2-pc checkered walnut grips with thumb rest. Left side of bbl lug shows Hi-Standard address & patent mark over caliber designation. Left side of slide reads “Hi-Standard” over “Model D”. SN is stamped on the forestrap. Magazine is not marked. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Very good to fine. Bbl retains 90% blue overall with some muzzle wear especially on right side and a few light scratches. Slide retains 95% blue with high point wear and a few light scratches. Markings are sharp. Frame shows 80% bright blue finish with most of the loss on the grip straps. Magazine retains almost all of the blue finish with only slight scratch marks. Grips are very good with sharp checkering and no losses. A really nice Hi-Standard Model D. C&R 2) HI STANDARD DURA-MATIC MODEL 101. SN 734380. Cal 22 LR. 6-1/2″ bbl, full blue finish, 1-pc Bakelite grip with checkering and thumb piece. Bbl & top of bbl lug shows primitive engraving. Left side of bbl lug is marked “Dura-Matic”, left side of slide is marked “Hi-Standard” with lightning bolt finials. Right side of bbl lug is stamped with 3-line Hi-Standard address and caliber mark. Right side of slide is marked “M-101” toward the rear. SN is marked on forward right side of slide and on right rear of frame. Magazine is not marked with the exception of “5 & 10″ cartridge counter marks. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Very good. Bbl retains a considerable amount of bright blue finish most of which is covered by the engraving. Slide retains 90% bright blue finish on the sides. Top of slide is matte blue with a few scratches. Frame shows a dull matte blue finish with high point wear and clear markings. Grip is very good, intact with sharp checkering. Magazine retains nearly all of its blue finish with slight scratch marks. An interesting Hi-Standard pistol with primitive decoration. C&R 3) HI STANDARD C. SN 78547. Cal 22 Short. 4-1/2” bbl, full blue finish, checkered plastic grips with Hi-Standard logo in a circle in the middle. Left side of bbl lug shows Hi-Standard address, patent mark & caliber designation. Left side of slide shows “Model C” over “22 SHORT”. SN is stamped on forestrap. Magazine is not marked. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Fine as professionally refinished. Pistol shows 99% of the blue finish overall. Markings are sharp and not washed out. Bore is bright with strong rifling. Bolt face is somewhat battered as is breech end of bbl. Grips are very good, intact with only a few small bruises. Monograms are sharp. A handy little Hi-Standard Model C in a fun caliber to shoot. C&R 4) HI STANDARD MODEL 107 OLYMPIC SUPERMATIC TROPHY. SN T0000006. Cal. .22LR. 5-1/2″ heavy round bbl with flutes at muzzle. Target sights. 2-pc checkered highly figured walnut grips with thumbpiece. Pistol is masterfully engraved. Engraving has been attributed to John Warren of Cape Cod, Mass. One of only 200 made. Bbl is engraved at breech in a scroll motif with a fine punch dot background. Slide is also engraved on both sides with full coverage scroll. Top of slide also shows scroll accents in front of sight. Right side of slide has a five circle Olympic logo inlaid in gold. Frame is engraved on the forward flats and on both trigger guard flats. Trigger guard is plain. Front strap and backstrap are expertly stippled. Bbl has three holes on the bottom for mounting weights. “HQ” within oval proof is stamped at the breech end. Cal designation is stamped on left side of bbl lug over model stamp on left side of frame. Right side of bbl lug shows two-line Hi-Standard address over model # and SN stamped on right side of frame. SN appears on right side of frame and on top left flat of slide. Sides of rear sight show scroll accent. Mag has cartridge counter marks five and ten stamped on right side. “6” is stamped on right side of base. Grips show wonderful figure overall. Pistol is housed in a pine case with red velvet liner. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Very fine as refinished after engraving. 99.9% of blue finish remains with slight loss on the mag catch. Bore is bright with sharp rifling. Face of bolt shows slight erosion. Engraving is sharp and crisp. All markings are sharp and crisp. Grips are fine with sharp checkering and no losses. Mag shows nearly all of the re-blued finish. Wide spur nickel trigger shows some flaking. A masterfully engraved Hi-Standard pistol attributed to one of the most talented American engravers of the 20th century whose work is now being appreciated. C&R 51517-108, 51517-111, 51517-112, 51517-113 (5,000-6,000) – Lot 3145

*PAIR OF UNCOMMON AND DISCONTINUED SMITH & WESSON REVOLVERS.

1) SMITH & WESSON 681. SN AEN 6348. Cal. 357. Model 681, L Frame. 4″ bbl. Stainless steel construction. Six-shot fluted cylinder. Two-piece checkered rosewood grips with S & W medallions. CONDITION: Very good, as range used and carried. Mechanics are excellent. Bore is very good. There is an area of light scratching on right side of frame behind cylinder. Grips with light handling marks. 2) SMITH & WESSON MODEL 58. SN S258343. Cal. .41 mag. 4″ bbl. Blued finish. “N” frame. Six-shot fluted cylinder. Two-piece walnut checkered grips with S & W medallion. Case colored hammer and trigger. Trigger with trigger shoe. Housed in its orig Smith & Wesson blue box with proper end label. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining 97% orig blued finish with minor flaking and a couple of light handling marks. Case colors are excellent and grips with only very minor handling marks. Box is excellent with only minor fraying. 51138-54, 51138-55 JSL (750-1,250) – Lot 3383

*SMITH & WESSON MODEL 629-2 REVOLVER WITH BOX AND HOLSTER.

SN BEO 6205. Cal. .44 mag. 4″ magna-ported bbl. Six-shot unfluted cylinder. Brushed steel finish. Two-piece finger groove rosewood grips currently installed on gun. Orig finger groove hard rubber grips are included as is orig box and a brown leather Desantis #14 holster. CONDITION: Excellent and lightly used with minor handling marks. Dragline visible. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is bright and shiny. Box is very good with scuff marks and corner losses. Holster is very good. 51544-10 JSL (500-1,000) – Lot 3384

*HIS AND HERS SMITH & WESSON MODEL 29-2 .44 MAG REVOLVERS.

1) SMITH & WESSON 29-2. SN N858998. Hers – Cal. .44 mag. 4″ bbl. Blade front sight. Six-shot revolver. Two-piece checkered rosewood grips with Smith & Wesson medallion on sides. Case colored hammer and trigger guard. PROVENANCE: The Esteemed Collection Of Noted Expert And Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining 97% orig blued finish. Dragline is present on cylinder. Trigger and hammer retain 80% orig case color. Grips are excellent with minor handling marks. 2) SMITH & WESSON 29-2. SN N816599. His – Cal. .44 mag. 8-3/8″ bbl. Blade front sight. Six-shot cylinder. Blued action with case colored hammer and trigger. Two-piece checkered rosewood grips with Smith & Wesson medallions on top. PROVENANCE: The Esteemed Collection Of Noted Expert And Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining 97% orig blued finish. Cylinder with dragline present. Hammer and trigger with approximately half of orig case color remaining. Grips are excellent with only very minor handling marks. Mechanics are crisp. Bores bright and shiny. 51569-222, 51569-280 JSL (1,000-1,500) – Lot 3385

*SHOOTER’S LOT OF THREE RUGER PISTOLS.

1) RUGER BLACKHAWK. SN 6794. Cal. 44 mag. 6-1/2″ bbl. Blade front sight. Three screw frame. Flat top target pistol. Six shot cylinder. Large two-piece wood grips which are checkered. PROVENANCE: The Esteemed Collection Of Noted Expert And Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Good. Retains 60-70% blued finish. Grips are good with minor chipping at butt and scattered scratches. Bore is very good. C&R 2) RUGER OLD ARMY. SN 1479. Cal. .45. 7-1/2″ bbl. Stainless steel bbl frame and cylinder. Blade front sight. Top of bbl with maker’s name and address. Cylinder marked “For Black Powder Only” and left side of frame marked “Ruger Old Army”. Two-piece walnut grips with Ruger medallion. Housed in a Ruger brown leather holster with brass hardware. PROVENANCE: The Esteemed Collection Of Noted Expert And Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Very good, with scattered light scratches and handling marks. Bore is very good. Holster is excellent. C&R 3) RUGER 22 AUTO. SN 54299. Cal. .22LR. Ruger MK II semi-auto pistol with 4-1/2″ bbl, blade front sight, two-piece checkered hard rubber grips with medallion on left. Type 2 magazine. PROVENANCE: The Esteemed Collection Of Noted Expert And Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Good. 65% orig blue remaining with scattered scratches and use marks. Grips are somewhat worn. Mechanics are good. Bore is good. 51569-220, 51569-221, 51569-223 JSL (700-1,200) – Lot 3386

*LOT OF 3 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOLS.

1) COLT 22 AUTO. SN 33294. Cal. 22. Colt Woodsman Semi-automatic pistol. 6-5/8″ bbl, full blue finish, 2-pc checkered walnut grips. Pre-Woodsman variation. Top of bbl shows 2-line Colt address. SN is stamped on forestrap. Checkered grips are plain without medallions. Magazine has “Colt” caliber mark on base. Adjustable sights. CONDITION: Fine. Bbl retains 90% bright blue finish with slight muzzle wear and a small mar on the right side. Slide also shows 90%+ blue finish with high point wear and a few small scratches. Frame retains 95% blue with high point wear and a few small scratches. All markings are sharp and clear. Grips are very good, intact with only slight bruising. Magazine shows nearly all the blue with only slight scratching. Very nice pre-Woodsman pistol. C&R 2) HIGH STANDARD MODEL. SN 82748. Cal. 22LR. High standard Model A semi-automatic pistol. 6-3/4″ bbl, full blue finish with 2-pc checkered walnut grips. Left side of bbl lug shows high standard address, patent mark and Cal. designation. Left side of slide is marked “HI-STANDARD” over “MODEL A”. SN stamped on forestrap. Magazine is not marked. CONDITION: Fine as professional re-finished. Bbl shows 95% of the blue with a few small scratches and mars. Slide also shows 95% blue with high point wear. Sights very good. Receiver also retains 95+% blue. Grips are fine with sharp checkering and only a few small bruises. Magazine retains nearly all of the blue finish. C&R 3) RUGER MARK I. SN 22829. Cal. 22LR. Early Ruger Mark I semi-automatic pistol. 4-7/8″ bbl, full blue finish, 2-pc checkered plastic grips with a red Ruger logo on left grip. Left side of frame shows “RUGER” followed by Cal. designation. Right side of frame has SN on forward end; rear of receiver shows 2-line Ruger address. Magazine is not marked. CONDITION: Very good to fine. Bbl retains 95% blue that is drifting to a somewhat plum color with a few minuscule scratches. Frame also retains 95%+ blue with some light scratch marks. All markings are clear and sharp. Grips are also fine with sharp checkering and only a few slight bruises. Ruger logo retains almost all of the red color. Magazine shows a considerable amount of blue with scratches overall. An opportunity to obtain an early production Ruger Mark I pistol with red logo. C&R 51686-2, 51686-3, 51686-4 TEP (1,800-2,400) – Lot 3387

*INNOVATIVE AND SOUGHT AFTER HECKLER & KOCH P-7 M8 PISTOL WITH BOX AND HOLSTER.

SN 16-102196. Cal. 9mm. 4″ bbl. This pistol has many interesting and advanced features, such as grip safety release, cocking indicator, luminescent sights and thumb release mag ejection. Includes orig box, manual and two mags as well as holster and clip on leather pouch for spare mag. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish near excellent with little to no signs of wear or use. Bore also near excellent. Holster and mag pouch extremely fine, serviceable. This would make a great carry gun. 51544-8 JWK111 (1,000-1,500) – Lot 3388

*FACTORY ENGRAVED FREEDOM ARMS CASULL PREMIER GRADE SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER.

SN F7429. Cal. .44 MAG. 4-3/4″ bbl, full brushed stainless steel finish, 2-pc laminated wood grips. Revolver is engraved in a vine motif with a fine punch dot background. Engraving appears on both sides of the front sight, at the breech end of the bbl,ejector rod housing, on the front of the frame, in front of cyl, on recoil shield and loading gate, on rear of frame, around screws, apron of backstrap, and heel of backstrap butt. Bottom of trigger guard is also engraved. Cyl shows engraving on front and rear between bolt stops. Engraving has been attributed to Master Engraver Bill Mains, and is of B+ coverage. Left side of bbl shows Freedom Arms cal mark with Freedom, Wyoming U.S.A. address. Left side of frame shows patent mark, right side of frame is marked “FREEDOM ARMS PREMIER GRADE”. SN is stamped on bottom of frame and rear of cyl, SN is also written with electric pencil on left inside of backstrap. Right inside of backstrap has number 90312-92 written in electric pencil. *NOTE* Because of the hardness of the steel, these revolvers are extremely difficult to engrave. Grips are not marked. Included are 5 snap caps for this revolver. CONDITION: Fine. Revolver shows a satin polish stainless steel finish overall with only a few slight scratch marks near the muzzle. Engraving and all markings are sharp. Grips are fine. A chance to purchase a wonderful Freedom Arms revolver. 51761-16 TEP (2,750-3,750) C&R – Lot 3389

*EXCELLENT LOT OF THREE HIGH STANDARD AUTOMATIC PISTOLS.

1) HI STANDARD MODEL B – US MARKED. SN 108522. Cal 22 LR. 4-1/2″ bbl, full blue finish with checkered 2-pc plastic grips. Left bbl lug shows “Made in USA” over “The Hi-Standard MFG Co.” over “New Haven. CONN.” over “Patent Pending” with caliber designation at the bottom. Left side of slide is marked “Hi-Standard” over “Model “B”. SN is marked on front strap. Magazine is not marked. Top of bbl is marked “Property of U.S.” in small letters. Right side of bbl lug is marked “Property of” over “U.S.” An ordnance wheel proof is stamped below. Both grips show a Hi-Standard monogram in a circle on both sides. Pistol is housed in an original Hi-Standard Model B box. Box has a red label on top. Box contains an instruction tag for this pistol. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Excellent. Bbl shows 99% of the bright blue finish with very slight muzzle wear on either side and a couple of minuscule scratches. Bore is bright with strong rifling. All markings are sharp. Ordnance wheel proof is lightly struck. Slide also retains 99% blue finish with only slight high point wear. Frame retains 99% blue finish with a sharp mark. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering and clear logos. Magazine retains nearly all of the orig blue with only a few slight scratch marks. Box is very fine with no broken corners and slight oil stains on the inside. Top label has slight loss due to abrasion. SN is written on top of box and has been written over another number. An extremely fine Hi-Standard Model B pistol with U.S. Property marks that would be almost impossible to improve upon. C&R 2) HI STANDARD 102 SUPERMATIC. SN 994407. Cal 22 LR. 6-3/4″ heavy rnd bbl, target sights, dull gray/blue matte finish, checkered 2-pc Bakelite grips with Hi-Standard medallions. Left side of bbl lug shows caliber mark followed by an eagle over a ribbon. Left side of slide is marked “Hi-Standard”. Right side of bbl lug shows 2-line Hi-Standard Hamden address. Right side of slide shows Model mark to the front with SN to the rear. Right side of frame above trigger guard also shows SN. Left side of frame is marked “Supermatic” over “Tournament” over “U.S.”. Rear sight is adjustable for windage and elevation. Magazine is finished bright and appears to have been painted white. Bottom is marked “Hi-Standard”. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Very good. Bbl has a dull matte gray finish overall with numerous handling marks and scratches. Both sides of muzzle show wear. Bore is bright with strong rifling. Slide also is a dull matte gray finish with numerous handling marks and scratches. Markings are sharp and clear. Frame also has a dark matte gray finish with handling marks and scratches overall. Grips are fine with sharp checkering and very good medallions. Magazine has a white chalky appearance as noted. A very interesting U.S. marked Hi-Standard Supermatic pistol. C&R 3) HI STANDARD E. SN 42973. Cal 22 LR. 4-1/2″ heavy bbl, adjustable rear sight, full blue finish, 2-pc checkered walnut grips with thumb rest. Bbl is unmarked. Receiver lug shows Hi-Standard address, patent mark and caliber destination on left side. Slide reads “Hi-Standard” over “Model E”. SN is stamped on the forestrap. Magazine is not marked. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Very good. Bbl retains 90% bright blue finish with some muzzle wear on the left side and slight high point wear. Slide retains 90% blue finish with high point wear. Rear sight is very good. Frame retains 70% blue with most of the wear on the fore and back straps. Grips are fine with sharp checkering and only a few slight handling marks. Bore is bright with strong rifling. Magazine retains nearly all of the blue with a distinct temper mark at the top. A very nice Hi-Standard Model E pistol in far above average condition. C&R 51517-103, 51517-107, 51517-110 (4,750-5,750) – Lot 3390

*PRIME CONDITION HIGH STANDARD MODEL B PISTOL IN APPROPRIATE HIGH STANDARD BOX.

SN 20760. Cal. .22. 6-3/4″ bbl with blue finish overall and 2-pc checkered hard plastic grips. Manufactured 1937 with typical fixed front and rear sights and 10 rnd period appropriate two-tone mag. Complemented with appropriate color labeled box denoting appropriate bbl length but without any identifying SNs. PROVENANCE: The Esteemed Collection Of Noted Expert And Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Very fine to near new condition with only the slightest traces of edgewear most likely from living within its box. Bore and mechanics are equally as fine. Grips are excellent, with no damage, distress, or material loss. Box, while being fully intact, has numerous scuff marks at corners and fading label. There is no evidence of repair or restoration. 51569-76 TDW (600-800) C&R – Lot 3391

*FINE WALTHER PPK PISTOL IN .22LR IN ORIGINAL BOX.

SN 109260. Cal. .22LR. 3-1/4″ bbl. Fine German post war specimen with “Ulm/Do.” address with “Made in West-Germany” on left side of frame. Comes with two mags, one without finger extension. Orig cleaning rod and brush and manual with firing target in orig factory box with matching SN. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is just outstanding. High lustrous finish with a tiny nick to the front of the grip frame which would not be noticeable except the condition is so stellar. Bore is excellent, shiny, and bright. Grips are mint. Box has some scuffing to the corners and edges but still in fine condition. A great find. 51500-27 JWK107 (750-1,250) C&R – Lot 3392

*WALTHER PPK/S PISTOL IN BOX.

SN 134676S. Cal. .22LR. 3.86″ bbl. Fine specimen of a Walther PPK/S with Ulm address and marked with Interarms logo on right side of slide. Comes in orig box with matching SN and two mags, one without finger extensions. Also included is cleaning brush, orig manual, and test target with matching SN. CONDITION: Near excellent blue lustrous finish with some firing residue in recessed points. Grips have some slight handling marks. Overall, a very nice and high quality .22 pistol. 51176-38 JWK120 (400-600) – Lot 3393

*UNCOMMON ARMINIUS SINGLE SHOT 22 TARGET PISTOL CHAMBERED FOR 22 LR.

SN 207. Cal. 22 LR. 9-5/8″ bbl. Blue finish with two piece checkered walnut grips. Exposed hammer design. Single action with top break action. Pre-war proofs on bbl and receiver. A very fine quality unusual single shot target pistol. PROVENANCE: The Esteemed Collection Of Noted Expert And Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Good overall with considerable finish loss. Gun retains approximately 30% blue with excellent bore and mechanics. Walnut grips are worn with minor chipping at bottom and numerous bruises and abrasions. Pistol is missing the rear sight otherwise seems complete. 51569-66 TDW (300-500) C&R – Lot 3394

*EXCEPTIONALLY RARE DECKER DOUBLE ACTION POCKET REVOLVER MADE IN GERMANY.

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, however action functions but trigger is sluggish to return to battery, hence gun is not functioning at this time. 51569-660 TDW (400-500) C&R – Lot 3395

*COLLECTOR’S LOT OF .32 ACP POCKET AUTOMATICS.

1) BERETTA 1915/19. SN 235651. Cal. 32ACP. 3-1/4″ bbl. Numbers matching slide, frame and bbl. Sheet metal “PB” marked grips, hammerless design, blue finish overall with slide having a somewhat purple/plum coloring. With flap holster that is unmarked, however is believed to be proper and correct. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with typical minor edge wear, with several small scratches in frame and slide, but nothing of major distress. Sheet metal grips are exceptionally fine and are rarely seen in this condition. Traditional Italian proof marks on left rear with a small “1929” stamped underneath that. Holster is very fine with sound stitching, leather is still supple, no visible markings. C&R 2) GALESI MODEL 6. SN 147219. Cal 32 ACP. 3-1/4″ bbl, full blue finish, 2-pc stippled plastic grips with Galesi monogram on top. Left side of the bbl is marked “Industria Armi Galesi-Brescia-Brev. Mod. 6”. SN is stamped on forestrap of frame. Last 2-digits of SN appear on inside of slide at rear. Italian proofs are stamped on left side of frame behind trigger and on slide above frame proofs. “1946” is also stamped behind trigger which is the year of manufacture. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Fine. Slide retains 90% bright blue finish with slight muzzle wear and some scratches. Markings are sharp. Model mark is lightly struck. Frame retains 80% blue with most of the loss on the grip straps. Markings are sharp. Grips are very good, intact with clear monograms. Magazine retains nearly all of the blue finish with some slight scratch marks. A fine example of a Galesi pistol made right after WWII. C&R 3) GALESI MODEL 9. SN 157692. Cal 32 ACP. 3-1/4″ bbl, full nickel finish with blue trigger and safety lever. Pistol is engraved overall in a vine motif. Left side of slide reads “Industria Armi Galesi Brescia-Brev. Mod. 9”, 2-pc plastic grips with stippled finish and Galesi monogram. SN is stamped on front strap. Last 2-digits of SN are stamped on inside of slide at the rear. Magazine is blue with a finger-piece style bottom plate. Pistol shows Italian proofs on the frame, behind the trigger with one proof on the slide above. “1949” is stamped with proofs which indicates date of manufacture. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Very good. Pistol retains most of the nickel finish. Engraving is sharp. Markings are sharp. Grips are very good, intact with clear monograms. An attractive Galesi Semi-automatic pistol. C&R 4) WALTHER PP. SN 144854P. Cal. 32ACP. 3-3/4″ bbl, full blue finish, checkered 2-pc plastic grips. Magazine has plastic grip extension. Left side of slide shows “WALTHER” banner, “WALTHER” 2-line address patent and Cal. mark, followed by “MOD PP”. Right side of slide shows “Eagle N” proof adjacent to the same proof on the breech of bbl. SN is stamped on right side of frame behind trigger. Forestrap is marked “R.F.V.17115 W”. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Fine. Slide shows 95% bright blue finish with some slight muzzle wear and a few scratches. Markings are sharp. Frame shows considerable blue that has drifted to a smooth plum/brown patina overall. Safety shows considerable bright blue. All markings are sharp. Grips are fine, intact with sharp checkering in logo. A very nice pre-war Walther PP. C&R 5) WALTHER PPK. SN 286074K. Cal. 32ACP. 3-1/4″ bbl, full blue finish, 2-pc checkered plastic grips with “WALTHER” banner. Left side of slide is marked with a “WALTHER:” banner, followed by a 2-line “WALTHER” address patent and Cal. mark. “MOD.PPK” is marked to the rear. SN is stamped on right side of frame behind trigger. Right side of slide below ejector port has an “Eagle/N” proof with corresponding proof at breech end of bbl. Magazine has “WALTHER” banner on right side above model and Cal. mark. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Fine. Slide retains 90% bright blue finish, turning somewhat plum toward the muzzle with a few light scratches overall. Markings are sharp. Frame retains a considerable amount of blue that is drifting to a plum/brown with some high point wear. Markings are sharp. Grips are very good, intact and show slight shrinkage. Magazine has most of the blue finish with some scratch marks, marking is clear. A nice pre-war Walther PPK. C&R 6) FRANZ STOCK POCKET. SN 33995. Cal. 32ACP. 3-1/2″ bbl. Blue steel construction with 2-pc Commercial Stock marked hard rubber grips. Hammerless striker fired design. Slide is marked “FRANZ STOCK-BERLIN CAL. 7.65”. Commercially finished with commercial magazine marked “FS” on base. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Fine with slight holster wear on front and leading edges of slide. Minor wear at front of trigger guard and high points of slide and rear sight. Grips are very fine. Bore and mechanics appear excellent by manual inspection. C&R 7) FN 1900 POCKET MODEL. SN 711032. Cal. 32ACP. 4″ bbl, full blue finish, 2-pc checkered hard rubber grips with “FN” logo picturing this pistol at the top of each grip. Left side of slide shows “FN” mark. Left side of frame shows “FN” logo over “BROWNING’S – PATENT” over “BREVETE – S.G.D.G.”. SN is stamped on the right side of the frame, right rear of the slide and right side of sight. Belgium proofs appear on the left side opposite the SNs. Magazine has “FN” mark on lower left side. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Fine. Slide retains 95% matte blue finish with muzzle wear, especially on left side as well as a few scratches. All markings are sharp. Frame retains 95% matte blue finish with slight edge wear and a few minor scratch marks. Grips are very good with clear logos and some minor abrasion on the checkering, especially on right grip. Magazine shows almost all of the blue finish with some light scratch marks. A nice example of the revolutionary FN Model 1900 pistol. C&R 8) COLT 1903 HAMMERLESS. SN 361640. Cal. 32ACP. Right slide marking “Colt Automatic Calibre 32 Rimless Smokeless”. Bbl marking: none visible through ejection port. Left slide marking “Patented April 20 1897, December 22 1903 Colt’s Pt. F.A. Mfg. Co. Hartford, CT. USA”. Prancing pony at rear of slide. Upper left trigger guard bow marked “R” over “VP”. Upper right trigger guard bow marked “34”. Smooth, long trigger. Checkered slide stop. Serrated mag release. Thin rounded front sight and rounded rear sight with “U” notch. Magazine marked “Cal. 32 Colt”. Stocks finely checkered with Colt and prancing pony medallions. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Stock brass escutcheon rings with screw, excellent. Right slide has dings on upper corner edge, front and rear. Top of slide has numerous small scratches. Left slide has minor dings and scratches. Minor erosion on trigger guard bow bottom. Bore is very good with minor pitting in grooves. C&R 51517-31, 51517-37, 51517-38, 51517-65, 51517-66, 51517-81, 51517-84, 51517-85 (4,500-5,500) – Lot 3396

*OUTSTANDING LOT OF 19 POCKET PISTOLS FROM .22 TO 25 ACP.

1) BERETTA 950B. SN B62189. Cal 25 ACP. 2-3/8″ tip-up bbl, full blue finish, 2-pc checkered plastic grips with Beretta logo over Jetfire logo on left side. Right grip shows shield with target in center below Beretta logo. Right side of slide is marked “P. Beretta-Mod 950B-Cal 6.35″ SN is stamped on right side of frame above trigger. Last 4-digits of Sn appear on right bbl breech. Italian proofs are seen on left rear of frame near hammer. Magazine is not marked. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Fine. Bbl retains 98% blue finish. Bore is slightly frosting with clear rifling. Slide, safety & bbl hinge all show a deep plum color which is common for this pistol. Alloy frame has most of the black anodized finish. Frame markings are sharp. Grips are fine, intact with sharp checkering and logos. Magazine retains nearly all of the blue finish with a few light scratches. A fine handy Beretta tip-up pistol. These were popular because of the ease of unloading. 2) ORTGIES POCKET MODEL. SN 5500. Cal 25 ACP. 2-1/2” bbl, full blue finish, plain wood grips with Ortgies medallion at top. Left side of slide is marked “Deutsche Werke Artiengesellschapt . Werk Erfurt” over “Ortgies’ Patent”. SN appears on the bottom forward part of frame with “Germany” stamped over it. There is a crown “N” proof stamped on right side of frame above trigger and on the right rear of the slide. SN is also stamped on the rear inside of the slide. Magazine is nickel plated, left side is stamped 6.35mm over Ortgies logo. Barrel breech also shows caliber designation. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Very good. Slide retains 50% blue that is drifting to a plum patina with muzzle wear and slight scratches overall. Markings are sharp & clear. Frame retains 80% blue with high point wear and sharp markings. Magazine shows most of the nickel finish with some erosion at the top. Grips are very good, intact with small handling marks overall. Very good example of an Ortgies pocket pistol made before WWII. 3) CLEMENT 1909. SN 36258. Cal 25 ACP. 4-5/8″ bbl, blue finish, 2-pc checkered hard rubber grips with intertwined “C” logo in an oval at the top. Top of bbl rib is marked “Automatic Pistol Clement’s Patent” with hyphen finials. SN is marked on left side of frame above trigger, on bbl adjacent to frame number and on left side of bolt. Right side of frame, bbl and bolt show multiple Leige proof marks. Left breech of bbl is stamped “C.P” in front of “JB” in a circle. Magazine is not marked. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Very good to fine. Bbl retains 50% plus blue finish that has blended with a smooth plum/brown patina with slight muzzle wear and high point wear. All markings are sharp and clear. Bolt retains a considerable amount of blue with sharp marking. Frame retains 80% blue with most of the wear on the grip straps. Markings are sharp & clear. Grips are very good with sharp checkering and clear logos. Right grip is missing a chip on the forward edge. Magazine shows considerable blue with scratch marks overall. A very scarce Clement’s patent pistol with long barrel. 4) BERNARDELI POCKET MODEL. SN 91998. Cal 25 ACP. 2″ bbl, full blue finish, checkered 2-pc plastic grips with Bernadelli logo on left side and crossed rifle logo on right side. Left side of slide is marked “V. Bernadelli Guardone V.T. Cal. 6.35” over “Made in Italy”. SN is stamped on left side of frame above trigger. Last 3-digits of SN appear on the inside rear of slide. Italian proof marks show at breech end of bbl and on right side of frame behind trigger. Magazine is not marked. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: About fine. Slide retains 95% bright blue finish with some high point wear and sharp markings. Frame retains 80% bright blue finish with most of the wear on backstrap. Pistol does not stay on cock. Grips are very good with sharp checkering and no missing pieces and clear markings. Magazine retains nearly all of the blue with some slight scratch spots. A very fine Bernadelli pocket pistol that needs minor repair. 5) HAENEL POCKET MODEL. SN 54463. Cal 25 ACP. 2-1/16″ bbl, blue finish, 2-pc plastic grips with Haenel logo in an oval at the top. Left side of slide is marked “C.G. Haenel Suhl. Schmeisser’s patent”. SN is stamped on right side of frame above trigger. Last 4-digits of SN appear on inside of slide at rear. Crown “N” proofs are stamped on the right side on breech of bbl, slide & frame above trigger. “S-F” are stamped on frame near safety lever. Magazine catch is stuck precluding removal of magazine. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Very good. Slide retains 50% blue finish that is blending to a smooth plum brown patina with muzzle wear and sharp markings. Bbl is a smooth plum brown patina with a few scratches. Frame is also a smooth plum brown patina overall with generous traces of blue. Frame markings are sharp. Grips are very good, intact with sharp checkering and logo. Magazine base shows almost all of the blue finish. Magazine catch is stuck as noted. A nice example of a Haenel pocket pistol in above average condition. 6) BUFALO POCKET MODEL. SN 13410. Cal. .25ACP. 2″ bbl. Full blue finish. Checkered plastic grips with “CB” logo in an oval at the top and a buffalo head in a circle in the middle of the grip. Left side of slide is marked “Automatica Espanola” followed by patent no. over “Bufalo” cal. 6.35. Proof marks are stamped below and also on frame below that. Frame is stamped “Fuego” and “Seguro” near the safety. Left side of frame has SN stamped above trigger. Made in Spain is also stamped above trigger. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Very good to fine. Slide retains 90% dull blue overall with sharp markings, some high point wear and a few light scratches. Frame retains 50% with most of the wear near trigger and on grip safety. Grips are very good, intact with sharp checkering and clear logos. Mag retains most of the blue with light scratch marks overall. 7) OWA POCKET MODEL. SN 17360. Cal. .25ACP. 1-7/8″ bbl. Full blue finish. 2-pc. checkered plastic grips with OWA logo at the top. Left side of bbl is marked “Cal. 6.35 – Arsenal. Vienna Austria” and “Pat. IA Kulturstaaten”. There are also two proof marks stamped to the rear with “22” below which could be year of manufacture. SN is stamped on left side of frame above trigger. “P” is stamped on bbl hinge, followed by # “20176”. “20” is stamped on bottom flat of bbl. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Very good. Pistol shows 60% blue finish overall that is drifting to a grey brown patina. Markings are sharp. Grips are very good with sharp checkering and clear logo. Mag shows most of the blue finish with some slight scratch marks. 8) GALESI POCKET MODEL. SN 415617. Cal 25 ACP. 2-1/8″ bbl, full blue finish, 2-pc faux ivory grips with “AG” logo at top. Left side of slide is marked “Soc. It. Flli. Galesi-Brescia-Cal. 6.35”. Right side of slide is marked “Made in Italy”. SN is stamped on forestrap. Last 3-digits of SN are stamped on the inside of slide at rear. Italian proof marks appear on bbl breech, right side of slide and right side of frame behind trigger. Magazine is nickel finish with a black plastic base and is not marked. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Very good to fine. Slide retains 80% blue with muzzle wear especially on left side and high point wear overall. Markings are sharp. Frame also retains 80% blue overall with sharp markings. Trigger retains a considerable amount of blue finish. Grips are very good, intact with a few slight age cracks around medallions. Magazine is very good. A very nice Galesi pocket pistol. 9) CZ DUO. SN 180718. Cal. 6.35mm. 2″ bbl, blue finish, 2-pc hard rubber grips. Left side of slide shows “CZ AUT. PISTOLE “DUO” R. 6.35MM” over “MADE IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA”. There is a Czech proof to the rear over “49” which is probably the manufacture date. SN is stamped on the right side of slide behind ejector port. Last three digits are stamped on inside of left grip. Grip could not be removed without risk of breaking it. There is also a Czech proof at the bbl breech. Grips show “DUO” logo in a circle with a basket weave background. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Very good. Slide shows 80% blue that is drifting to a plum patina with slight handling marks overall. Frame shows 80% blue. Mag shows a considerable amount of blue. Grips are very good with clear markings and no missing pieces. 10) ASTRA POCKET MODEL. SN 267005. Cal. .25ACP. 2″ bbl. Full blue finish with 2-pc. plastic grips that are checkered and show an Astra logo in a circle. Left side of slide shows cal and model over “Astra” patent. Right side of slide shows SN behind ejector port. SN is also stamped on right rear of frame. “Esperanza y Unceta Guenerica (Spain)” is stamped on right side of slide. Mag is nickel plated and is stamped Astra on base. Rear left side of frame shows a circular cartouche with “HOPE” in the middle. Mag retains nearly all of nickel finish with some slight scratch marks. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Very good. Slide shows 80% dull blue finish with most of the wear on the left side. Frame also shows 80%+ dull blue finish. Trigger guard retains traces of blue. Markings are clear. Grips are very good, intact, with clear checkering and logos. Frame SN is almost washed out and lightly struck. 11) SPANISH POCKET MODEL. NSN. Cal. .25ACP. 2″ bbl. Full blued finish. Checkered plastic grips with Cal 6.35 in a circle at the top of the grip with a five-pointed star below. Left side of slide has an uncipherable mark at the forward edge. Slide is stamped “Model Automatic Pistol / Made In Spain” on the left side. Pistol is otherwise unmarked with the exception of the caliber mark on the grip. Mag is marked “57” on the left side at the base. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Good to very good. Slide shows 20% blued finish with wear and scratches overall. Frame shows 50% blued finish. Grips are very good with sharp checkering and clear cal mark. Mag shows considerable blue finish. 12) MELIOR POCKET MODEL. SN 43912. Cal 25 ACP. 2-1/2″ bbl, full blue finish, checkered 2-pc grips with Melior logo over “RK” in a circle. Left side of slide is marked “Melior” over “Brevets” with patent numbers & “Liege Belgique” forward part of slide is marked “Belgium”. Rear of slide shows Liege proof marks Liege proofs also appear on left side of frame above trigger. Right side of frame above trigger shows SN stamped. Right side of slide also has SN stamped. Frame is marked near safety “FEW” and “SUR”. Magazine is not marked. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Fine. Slide retains 90% brush blue finish with slight high point wear and sharp markings. Frame retains 80% blue with high point wear. Trigger & safety latch also show considerable blue. All frame markings are sharp. Magazine shows most of the blue finish with some scratch marks and erosion on right side. Grips are very good, intact with sharp checkering and logo. A nice example of a Melior pistol in far above average condition. 13) COLT JUNIOR. SN 250CC. Cal. .25 ACP. 2-1/4″ bbl, blue finish, 2-pc checkered plastic grips that show Colt logo on both sides. Left side of slide is marked “Junior Colt” over .25″. Right side of slide shows 2-line Colt address. SN appears on slide at the right rear, also shown on right side of frame above trigger. Right side of frame behind trigger “Made In Spain for Colt’s”. Left side of frame above trigger shows three Spanish proofs, one proof is stamped at left rear of slide and bbl breech. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Very good to fine. Slide shows 90% blue finish with slight high point wear and a few scratches. Markings are clear and sharp. Bore is bright with visible rifling. Frame shows 90% blue that is thinning on the straps with some high point wear. Trigger and mag base show considerable nickel finish. Mag is marked “Colt” on base. These pistols were made after WWII to replace the Colt model 1908 Hammerless .25. 14) ASTRA CUB. SN 130392. Cal 22 SHORT. 2″ bbl, full blue finish, 2-pc checkered plastic grips with Astra logo in a circle and “CUB” at the bottom. Left side of slide is marked “Astra-Uncita Y Cia. S.A.-Guernica / CAL. .22″ Short / Made in Spain”. Serial number appears on right side of frame above trigger and on the right side rear of slide. Nickel magazine is marked “Firearms INT-L CORP. / Washington. (22)-D.C.”. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Very fine. Slide retains 98% of the blue finish with slight muzzle wear and sharp markings. Frame retains 90% plus blue finish that has turned slightly plum brown on the trigger guard. Hammer & trigger are finished bright. Safety lever retains all of the blue finish. Grips are fine, intact with very sharp markings. Magazine retains nearly all of the nickel finish with only some slight scratch marks. Very fine Astra Cub pistol in nearly new condition. C&R 15) BAUER POCKET MODEL. SN 006272. Cal 25 ACP. 2″ bbl, brushed stainless steel finish, 2-pc faux Mother of Pearl grips with black backing. Left side of slide shows “Bauer Firearms Corp” over “Frasier, Michigan U.S.A.”. Right side of slide shows Bauer caliber designation. SN is stamped on left side of frame above trigger. Magazine is marked “.25 Cal. Auto.” on base. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Fine. Pistol shows a brush stainless steel finish overall with only a few slight scratches. Markings are sharp and clear. Stainless steel magazine is fine with a few scratches. Grips are fine, intact and show a nice figure. A faithful copy of the Browning “Baby” pistol made in stainless steel. 16) MAB MODEL A WAC. SN 207161. Cal. 25ACP. 2″ bbl, full blue finish with 2-pc checkered plastic grips showing “WAC” logo in an oval.. Left side of slide reads “PISTOLETE AUTOMATIQUE MAB BREVETE-S.G.D.G.” over “MODELE A CAL.25”. Right side of slide is marked “MADE IN FRANCE FOR W.A.C.”. SN is stamped on right side of frame over trigger. Last 2 digits of SN are found on the inside rear of slide. Magazine is unmarked. Bbl breech shows Cal. mark. Housed in a cardboard box with a “W.A.C.” logo on top. Box contains instruction sheet and old price tag. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Fine. Bbl retains 90% bright blue finish with high point and muzzle wear and a few scratches. Left slide mark is sharp. Right slide mark is lightly rolled. Frame retains 95% blue with high point wear and a few small scratches. Markings are sharp. Grips are very good, intact with sharp checkering and clear logos. Magazine retains nearly all of blue finish with some scratches. Box is good. Lid has broken corners, bottom is dented. Instruction sheet is slightly stained. 17) HAENEL POCKET. SN 20982. Cal. 25ACP. 2-1/8″ bbl, full nickel finish, 2-pc checkered plastic stocks with “HAENEL” logo at the top. Left side of slide is marked “C.G.HAENEL SUHL, GERMANY, SCHMEISSER’S PATENT”. SN is stamped on right side of frame above trigger. Last 2 digits are stamped on inside rear of slide. Bbl, slide and frame all show “Crown N” proof marks on right side. Housed in a cardboard box with Haenel label. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: About fine. Slide and bbl retain 90% orig nickel finish with slight abrasion overall. Frame shows 80% nickel with wear near the trigger and on the fore and backstraps. Grips are very good with sharp checkering and clear logos. Magazine catch is stuck. Box is very good, intact with readable label. 18) FABRIQUE D’ARMES DEGUERRE LIBIA. SN 37452. Cal. 25ACP. 1-3/4″ bbl, full blue finish with 2-pc checkered hard rubber grips with “LIBIA” logo. Left side of slide is marked “FABRIQUE D’ARMES DE GUERRE DE GRANDE PRECISION” over “LIBIA PATENT-DEPOSE NO. 69094”. SN stamped on grip safety. Last 2 digits are seen on inside of slide at rear. Right side of frame has “SPAIN” marked in very small letters behind trigger. Magazine is nickle plated and not marked. Pistol is housed in a cardboard box with picture of pistol on top. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Fine. Slide retains 98% blue with only a few light scratches. Frame retains 95% blue, also with a few light scratches. Grips are very good intact with sharp checkering and clear logo. Magazine retains nearly all of the nickle finish. Box is very good with clear logos and a few losses on the lid. 19) PAF JR POCKET. SN A1643. Cal. 25ACP. 2″ bbl, full blue finish, 2-pc plastic grips that are checkered with “PAF” crossed bullet logo. Left side of slide is marked “JUNIOR” over “VERVAARDIG IN SUIDE-AFRICA” over “MADE IN SOUTH AFRICA”. “PAF” logo is marked on the front of the slide on both sides. SN is stamped on the backstrap. “164” is stamped on the left inside of rear of slide. Magazine is not marked. Pistol is housed in cardboard box with leatherette finish. End label shows model and SN. Box contains wrapping paper and instruction manual. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Very fine. Slide retains nearly all of the blue finish that is turning slightly plum color on the top. Markings are sharp and clear. Frame retains 95% blue with most of the wear on the backstrap. Grips are fine with sharp checkering and clear logos. Magazine also retains most of the blue finish. Cardboard box is very good, intact with clear markings. Paperwork is clean. 51517-27, 51517-35, 51517-48, 51517-49, 51517-50, 51517-51, 51517-52, 51517-53, 51517-54, 51517-55, 51517-56, 51517-60, 51517-61, 51517-62, 51517-64, 51517-68, 51517-70, 51517-71, 51517-73 (4,500-6,500) – Lot 3397

*LOT OF THREE P. BERETTA PISTOLS.

1) BERETTA 74. SN A18964U. Cal 22 LR. 5-7/8″ bbl with adjustable rear sight mounted on breech. Full blue finish at anodized alloy frame 2-pc checkered plastic grips with thumb rest and Beretta logos. Bbl shows an Italian proof on the right side and is otherwise unmarked. Left side of slide reads “Pietro Beretta Gardone V.T. Cal. 22 LR”. Right side of slide is marked “PB-Mod. 74 Made in Italy”. SN is stamped on forward left side of frame. Right side of frame is marked “The Garcia Corp., Wash., D.C.”. Right side of frame near takedown lever “Smontaggio” “PB” is stamped to the rear. Forward trigger guard bow on right side shows Italian proof marks. Magazine is marked on left side “Cal 22 LR Made in Italy”. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Very fine. Bbl retains 99% blue with slight drag marks on the left side. Bore is bright with strong rifling. Sights are very good. Slide also retains 99% blue that is turning somewhat plum toward the rear. All markings are sharp. Frame retains nearly all of the black anodized finish with sharp markings. A very nice and accurate Beretta Semi-automatic pistol. 2) BERETTA 1951 PARABELLUM. SN 01990. Cal. 7.65 Luger (30 Cal. Luger). Right slide and receiver marked “01990” and “Smdntaggio”. Left slide marked “P.Beretta-Cal. 7.65 Mod. 1951-Para” over “Gardone V.T. – Italia”. Left receiver horns have multiple proof marks. Magazine unmarked. Push button safety just below hammer pivot. Square front sight integral to slide. Rear sight square notch non-adjustable. Safety, slide stop, mag release and hammer are serrated. Trigger long, smooth. Butt has lanyard loop. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Stocks show minor scratches, but good+ condition. Stock screws very good. Bore has minor frosting in grooves. Slide has minor scratches, both sides. Front grip strap very good. C&R 3) BERETTA 1915. SN 8785. Cal. 9mm. 3-3/4″ bbl, full blued finish, 2-pc checkered wood grips. Left side of slide reads “PIETRO BERETTA-BRESCIA-CASA FONDATA-NEL 1680” on top line. Bottom line reads “CAL. 9M.-P.BREVETTO 1915”. SN is stamped on left rear of frame. Last 3 digits of SN are stamped on left rear of slide and on left side of trigger. Magazine is not marked. Accompanied by a military style flap holster with extra magazine in a pouch. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Very good. Slide retains 90% blue with high point wear and muzzle wear. Blue has drifted to a plum patina. Markings are strong. Bbl shows most of the blue finish with slight muzzle wear and some abrasion at the rear. Receiver retains 80% blue finish with most of the wear on the grip straps. Magazines both retain considerable blue finished with light scratch marks. Grips are very good, intact with sharp checkering. Holster shows an even dark brown patina with no crazing, stitching is intact, closure tab is intact. A nice example of a Beretta pistol. C&R 51517-28, 51517-29, 51517-32 (1,800-3,000) – Lot 3398

Revised: 4/6/2017

Please Note: The #1 Gun (SN #16209) is a Model 1, NOT a Model 3.

*LOT OF 6 PRE-WAR COMMERCIAL WALTHER PISTOLS.

1) WALTHER MOD 3. SN 16209. Cal. 25. 2″ bbl. Marked on left side of slide “WALTHER’S SELBSTADE-PISTOLE CAL. 6,35 / D.R.P. & AUSLANDPATENTE.”. Crown N proofs. Black hard rubber grips. Unmarked bright magazine. PROVENANCE: The Esteemed Collection Of Noted Expert And Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Fine with light dings and handling marks. Most of the finish. Markings are clear. Fine grips with light handling marks. Bore is dark with strong rifling. Not in working order. C&R 2) WALTHER MOD 8. SN 90023. Cal. 25. 2-1/4″ bbl. Marked on left side of slide “WALTHER’S-PATENT CAL. 6,35” / Walther banner. Marked on right side of slide “WAFFENFABRIK WALTHER ZELLA-MEHLIS”. Crown N proofed. Black hard rubber grips. Unmarked magazine. PROVENANCE: The Esteemed Collection Of Noted Expert And Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Very good with most of the finish. Light dings and handling marks. Minor surface rust. Finish wear on high points. Markings are clear. Fine grips. Traces of rifling visible. Good working order. C&R 3) WALTHER MOD 4. SN 254233. Cal. 32. 3-3/8″ bbl. Marked on left side of slide “WALTHER’S-PATENT CAL. 7,65.” / Walther banner. Marked on right side of slide “WAFFENFABRIK WALTHER ZELLA-MEHLIS”. Crown N proof. Marked in small letters “MADE IN GERMANY” on left side of frame behind trigger. Black hard rubber grips. Unmarked, refinished magazine. PROVENANCE: The Esteemed Collection Of Noted Expert And Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Fine with light handling marks and minimal wear on high points. All markings clear. Fine bore with strong rifling. Good working order. C&R 4) WALTHER MOD 4. SN 229789. Cal. 32. 3-3/8″ bbl. Marked on left side of slide “WALTHER’S-PATENT CAL. 7,65.” / Walther banner. Marked on right side of slide “WAFFENFABRIK WALTHER ZELLA-MEHLIS”. Crown N proof. Black hard rubber grips. Unmarked magazine. PROVENANCE: The Esteemed Collection Of Noted Expert And Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Very good with most of the finish. Clear markings. Fine bore with strong rifling. Grips have light handling marks on them. Excellent working order. C&R 5) WALTHER MOD 4. SN 31265. Cal. 32. 3-3/8″ bbl. Marked on left side of slide “SELBSTLADE-PISTOLE CAL. 7,65. WALTHER’S-PATENT” / Walther banner. Crown N proofed. Right side of slide unmarked. Black hard rubber grips. Unmarked magazine. PROVENANCE: The Esteemed Collection Of Noted Expert And Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Good with finish wear long high points. Spotty finish wear on straps. Markings are clear. A few areas of extremely light pitting. Bore is dark with strong rifling. Good working order. C&R 6) WALTHER MOD 3. SN 15517. Cal. 32. 2-1/2″ bbl. Marked on left side of slide “SELBSTLADE-PISTOLE CAL. 7,65. WALTHER’S-PATENT / AMERIA MONTEREY”. Crown N proof. Black hard rubber grips. Plated magazine. PROVENANCE: The Esteemed Collection Of Noted Expert And Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Good with some finish remaining. Markings are clear. Large chip out of front left grip. Bore is dark with strong rifling. Good working order. C&R 51569-228, 51569-229, 51569-230, 51569-231, 51569-232, 51569-233 GER (1,500-2,500) – Lot 3399

*UNITED STATES PATENT FIREARMS MFG. CO. SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER WITH 2-PC MOTHER OF PEARL GRIPS.

SN 21307. Cal. .45LC. 7-1/2″ bbl. Royal blue and case color finish. Genuine 2-pc mother of pearl grips. Top of bbl shows U.S.A.F. Mfg. Co. Hartford Address in one line. Left side of bbl shows caliber mark. Black powder style frame shows three line Colt patent mark on forward left side. SN matches on frame, trigger guard, and backstrap. Cylinder was not turned. Grips not removed. Revolver is housed in an orig box with end label confirming features and showing manufacture in 1995. CONDITION: Appears new and unfired. No disassembly was affected. Pearl grips are intact and fit perfectly. All markings are sharp and clear. 51761-18 TEP (2,750-3,750) C&R – Lot 3400

*LOT OF 3 EUROPEAN PRE-WAR PISTOLS, MELIOR & 2 FRANZ STOCK.

1) MELIOR Y PISTOL SPORT. SN L0053. Cal. 22L. 3-1/2″ bbl. Made in Belgium. Matching SNs on slide, frame and magazine. Hard rubber grips. PROVENANCE: The Esteemed Collection Of Noted Expert And Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Fine with normal finish wear. All markings clear. Grips are fine with light handling marks. Bore is dirty with strong rifling. Good working order. C&R 2) FRANZ STOCK TARGET. SN S33. Cal. 22. 7-3/8″ bbl. Crown B proof marks. Black hard rubber grips. Marked on left side of slide “FRANZ STOCK-BERLIN.D.R.P.”. Unmarked magazine. Extra long bbl. Extended front of slide. Matching number on slide and frame. PROVENANCE: The Esteemed Collection Of Noted Expert And Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Very good with some orig finish remaining. Some light areas of minor surface rust and light pitting. Fine bore with strong rifling. Some brass at rear of chamber. Good working order. C&R 3) FRANZ STOCK 1915. SN 24543. Cal. 7.65mm. 3-5/8″ bbl. Marked on left side of slide “FRANZ STOCK-BERLIN.”. Crown N proof marks. Matching numbers of slide and frame. Proper magazine. Black hard rubber grips. PROVENANCE: The Esteemed Collection Of Noted Expert And Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Very good with finish wear. Light surface rust in a few areas. Markings are clear. Fine grips. Bore has strong rifling with a few pits. Good working order. C&R 51569-249, 51569-658, 51569-661 GER (1,250-1,750) – Lot 3401