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3343
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$2,530.00 |
*FINE MAUSER MANUFACTURED S/42 1937 DATE LUGER AND BYF 1942 DATE P-38.1) MAUSER P-08 LUGER. SN 328r. Cal. 9mm. Fine straight specimen of S/42 Mauser Luger with Weimar Era style droop-winged eagle proofs. Mismatched 4856v aluminum based mag with Eagle over 63 proof. Other visible parts appear matching. Grip number not discernible inside grips. CONDITION: Overall finish and appearance extremely fine. Over 90% blued finish with high edge wear to bare metal and some areas of light pitting. Markings are very clear. Straw is over 80%. Bore has strong rifling turning dark in grooves. Grips show some bruised diamond wear and loss of several diamonds, particularly on the right side, but overall a clean and handsome pistol with 1934 dated ROBERT LARSON holster. C&R 2) BYF/ MAUSER P-38. SN 1378a. Cal. 9mm. Straightforward relatively early “byf42” Mauser P-38 with typical Eagle over 135 proof marks and reproduction mag. Bbl, frame, and slide all matching SN. Trigger fires in sgl action only. Otherwise, appears functional. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish very good to fine with several scattered spots of poor storage pitting, mostly along high points with finish otherwise thinning to bare metal particularly at high points. Very fine attractive brown grips. Bore is very good with some slight frosting. C&R 51138-77, 51138-78 JWK122(1,200-1,800) – Lot 3343 |
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3426
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$0.00 |
*LOT OF TWO MILITARY HANDGUNS.1) JAP TYPE 94. SN 67881. Cal. 8mm Nambu. 3-3/4″ bbl. Typical late war specimen of the type 94 pistol with smooth grips. Manufactured by Nambu’s gun company under Nagoya arsenal supervision in 1945 February. Mag is #015. The fit of this pistol is quite nice for this model. Lanyard loop not present to rear of safety. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Overall appearance and condition extremely fine to excellent, with little to no apparent use. Screw slots on left side show evidence of turning and some slight greying to the finish where it is thinning. Bore is shiny and bright with some slight corrosion near the muzzle. C&R 2) SMITH & WESSON 1917. SN 69035. Cal. .45 ACP. 5-1/2″ bbl, full blue finish with plain 2-pc walnut grips. Top of bbl shows 2-line S&W address and patent mark. Left side of bbl reads “S.&W.D.A. 45”. Bottom of the bbl toward the muzzle is stamped “United States Property”. A Springfield Armory Eagle proof is stamped at the bottom breech of the bbl. Military inventory NO. 104785 appears on the bottom of the bbl flat, rear face of cyl, and on the butt of the grip. *NOTE* This is not a SN. SN 69035 is stamped on the crane mortise of the frame and on the crane opposite the mortise. Frame has Springfield Eagle proof stamped on left side at rear of trigger bow, there is an ordnance bomb proof stamped on the left top side near the hammer. Butt is marked U.S. over Army Model 1917 at the heel with Army military inventory number stamped at the toe as noted. Cyl has Springfield Armory Eagle proof stamped on the rear face along with the Army inventory number as noted. Right grip has Army inventory number written in pencil at the top. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Very fine. Bbl retains 95% blue finish with only slight wear on the left and right side of the muzzle. Markings are sharp and clear. Bore is bright with strong rifling. Frame also retains 95%+ of the blue finish with a few light scratches, especially on the right front of the frame. Grip straps show very slight wear. All markings are sharp and clear. Cyl retains 95% of the blue finish with a few small spots between two flutes and slight drag mark around the rear periphery. Grips are fine with only a few small handling marks and 1 small dent on the bottom of the left grip. (*NOTE* Most of the markings on this revolver have been filled with white machinist ink in order to make them clearly readable.) A very fine S&W Army Model 1917 Double Action Army revolver in a condition that is hard to improve upon. C&R 51517-83, 51517-116 (2,000-3,000) – Lot 3426 |
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3427
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$1,150.00 |
*JAPANESE TYPE 14 PISTOL WITH HOLSTER.SN 7877. Cal. 8mm Nambu. 4-5/8″ bbl. Very clean 1943 December manufactured by Nagoya. Visible numbers match except for mags which are 992 and 132. Pressed canvas hard holster with spare firing pin and cotton rag material in pouch included. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish near excellent. Deep lusterous blue, with typical rotation scratch on left side from safety movement. Safety has not dug into wooden grip. Bore is extremely fine, as is holster. A very fine and collectible Japanese rig. 51517-82 JWK103 (800-1,200) C&R – Lot 3427 |
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3428
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$1,150.00 |
*LOT OF 3 FRENCH 22 TARGET PISTOLS.1) ARMES DES PYRENEES RANGER. SN 427593. Cal. 22LR. 7-1/4″ bbl. Marked on left side of slide “MANUFACTURE D’ARMES DES PYRENNESFSES HENDAYE / PISTOLET DE TIR “UNIQUE””. Top of slide marked “MADE IN FRANCE”. Right side of slide marked “CAL.22L.RIFLE”. Adjustable front sight. Black grips, marked “RANGER” on either side. Magazine marked on bottom “UNIQUE”. PROVENANCE: The Esteemed Collection Of Noted Expert And Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Very good with a majority of finish. Normal wear from use. Light areas of surface rust on left side of slide and bbl. Scratch marks in metal on front sight base. All markings clear. Grips are very good showing wear. Excellent bore. Good working order. C&R 2) MAB WINFIELD. SN 1246. Cal. 22LR. 4-1/2″ bbl. Marked on left side of slide: .22L.R./ “LE CHASSEUR” MADE BY “MAB” IN FRANCE FOR “WAC”. Adjustable sights. Black plastic grips with thumb rest on left grip, marked “WINFIELD”. Unmarked magazine. PROVENANCE: The Esteemed Collection Of Noted Expert And Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Fine with finish wear on high points. Minor surface rust on grip straps. Markings clear. Grips are fine with light handling marks. Bore has strong rifling. Excellent working order. C&R 3) UNIQUE D3. SN 497682. Cal. 22LR. 8-1/4″ bbl. Marked on left side of slide “MANUFACTURE D’ARMES DES PYRENEES FSES-HENDAYE”. Marked on right side of slide: “UNIQUE” MOD/D.3 – Cal.22 L.R-. “MADE IN FRANCE” on top of bbl. Black plastic grips with thumb rest on left grip. “UNIQUE” marked magazine. PROVENANCE: The Esteemed Collection Of Noted Expert And Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Fine with light handling marks, scratches on bbl. A few light areas of surface rust. Markings are clear. Excellent bore with strong rifling. Excellent working order. C&R 51569-31, 51569-39, 51569-45 GER (1,500-2,000) – Lot 3428 |
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3429
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$0.00 |
*FINE WWII ITALIAN MODEL 1934 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. 51709-3 TDW (600-800) – Lot 3429 |
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3430
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$2,012.50 |
*LOT OF THREE BELGIAN SEMI-AUTO PISTOLS.1) FN BROWNING HIGH POWER. SN 149315. Cal 9 MM. Blue military finish with 4-3/4″ bbl, fixed sights and rnd hammer spur with hole. Mounted with checkered walnut grips. Accompanied by one orig blue body, split base magazine. Left side of the slide and adjacent on the frame are marked with the WaA 140 Waffenampt mark along with a tiny spread winged eagle. CONDITION: Very good plus. Retains about 88-90% thinning orig blue with fine spots of pitting on left side of slide and left front edge of frame. Backstrap is a dull orig blue and the front strap shows a mostly cleaned area with scattered fine pitting. Grips show light to moderate wear with a hand worn patina. Mechanics are fine, bright shiny bore. C&R 2) FN BROWNING 1910/22. SN 32725. Cal 32 ACP. Nazi marked Model 1910/22 semi-auto pistol. Blue finish with 4-3/8″ bbl, fixed sights with red paint and mounted with “FN” embossed checkered hard rubber grips. Left side of frame and side are marked with the Waffenampt WaA 105 & small Nazi eagles. There is another Waffenampt also on the slide that appears to be WaA 101. About fine, all matching. Retains about 80-85% orig blue. Grips are fine. Bright shiny bore. CONDITION: About fine, all matching. Retains about 80-85% orig blue. Grips are fine. Bright shiny bore. C&R 3) FN BROWNING 1910. SN 18055. Cal 9 MM Kurtz (380 ACP). Engraved nickel finish “FN” Browning Model 1910 semi-auto pistol. Mounted with smooth, homemade brown wood grips. Engraved in American style with about 70% coverage foliate arabesque patterns that have fine pearled background. Engraving is reminiscent of the Nimschke shop. CONDITION: Very good to fine overall retains most of a restored nickel finish. Grips are sound showing a hand worn patina. Mechanics are fine, strong bright bore, dark in the grooves. C&R 51138-51, 51138-52, 51138-53 JRL (1,500-2,500) – Lot 3430 |
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3431
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$460.00 |
*SCARCE WWI MILITARY WALTHER MODEL 4 PISTOL.SN 141498. Cal. 32. 3-1/2″ bbl. Marked on left side of slide “SELBSTLADE-PISTOLE CAL.7,65.WALTHER’S-PATENT.” / Walther banner, SN. Crown N proof on slide bbl frame. Imperial German proof mark on left side of slide. Crown A proof mark on right side of frame “CR.” on left trigger guard web. Proper checkered horn grips. Magazine marked “86” on floorplate, no other markings. PROVENANCE: The Esteemed Collection Of Noted Expert And Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Good. Showing considerable finish wear and loss. Markings clear. Minor pitting in a few areas, mainly on bbl shroud sides. Grips are very good showing light handling marks. Good working order. Good bore is dirty with strong rifling. 51569-72 GER (400-500) C&R – Lot 3431 |
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3432
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$402.50 |
*RHEINMETALL 1922 PISTOL.SN 257271. Cal. 32ACP. 3-5/8″. Marked on left side of slide “RHEINMETALL ABT. SOMMERDA”. Crown U proofs. Black hard rubber grips. PROVENANCE: The Esteemed Collection Of Noted Expert And Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Good. Markings are clear. Considerable finish wear with very light surface rust with minor pitting in areas. Grip screw and escutcheon are modern replacements. Action works well. Cocking indicator pin appears to be broken off, but is present. Bore is very worn with roughness and light pitting. 51569-46 GER (200-400) C&R – Lot 3432 |
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3433
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$690.00 |
*JAPANESE TYPE 14 NAMBU PISTOL.SN 57831. Cal. 8mm Nambu. 4-3/4″ bbl. Fine specimen of a late war 1944 September knurled cocking knob Nambu manufactured by Nagoya. Visible numbers appear matching with mag also matching. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish extremely fine to near excellent with more of a grey brown finish on the metal of the grip frame with typical safety rotation scratches on left side of frame without any rotation mark on left grip panel. Slight bruise of front corner of left front corner. Bore is shiny and bright with some light pitting near the chamber. Red paint added inside rear sight notch. 51500-26 JWK104 (300-500) C&R – Lot 3433 |
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3434
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$805.00 |
*FINE NAZI PROOFED MAUSER HSC PISTOL.SN 891251. Cal. 7.65mm. 3-1/4″ bbl. Fine specimen with typical logo and Oberndorf address on left side of slide with Eagle “L” proof to rear of trigger guard on left side and Eagle over “N” on right side. Hard black grips with one mag. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent with some slight brassing near the muzzle and some handling marks and scuffing to the grips. Bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright. These high quality and advanced pistols were popular with police and armor troops alike. 51709-2 JWK108 (650-850) C&R – Lot 3434 |
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3435
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$1,437.50 |
*VERY SCARCE PRE-WAR SPECIAL ORDER COMMERCIAL WALTHER PP 22 PISTOL.SN 966828. Cal. 22LR. 3-3/4″ bbl. Marked on left side of slide Walther banner, “Waffenfabrik Walther, Zella-Mehlis” (Thur) / Walther’s Patent Cal.22″, “Mod.PP”. Pre-war commercial Crown N proof marks. 90 degree safety. Special order extended checkered wood grips. Wood bottom magazine. Applied extension on frame spur. Proper SN range. PROVENANCE: The Esteemed Collection Of Noted Expert And Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Good condition. Finish is worn and thinning. Markings are clear. Bore is very good, strong rifling with an area of light roughness towards the chamber end. Screw driver marks on frame spur extension screw. Good working order. 51569-65 GER (2,000-3,000) C&R – Lot 3435 |
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3436
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$1,437.50 |
*SCARCE, FINE WALTHER PPK DURAL FRAME PISTOL.SN 417616K. Cal. 7.65mm. 3-/14″ bbl. Left side of slide marked Walther banner, “Waffenfabrik Walther, Zella-Mehlis (Thur) / Walther’s Patent Cal 7,65m/m”, “Mod PPK”. Right side of frame and bbl marked with eagle N proof. Matching SN on frame and slide. Dural frame. Black plastic grips. Walther banner, “PPK 7,65m/m” marked magazine. PROVENANCE: The Esteemed Collection Of Noted Expert And Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Fine with most of the finish. Light areas of pitting on slide. Finish wear on high points. All markings clear. Excellent bore. Grips have crack at rear on top. Excellent working order. 51569-48 GER (1,000-1,250) C&R – Lot 3436 |
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3437
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$1,437.50 |
*WALTHER PPK, DURAL FRAME, NAZI POLICE MARKED PISTOL.SN 429452k. Cal. 7.65mm. Attractive Walther PPK, late war, with milled alloy frame, police marked Eagle/F. Standard configuration pistol whose left slide is marked with the Walther banner with the 2-line Zella-Mehlis address, suffixed by “Mod PPK”. 60 degree safety, fire position denoted with a red dot. The right side of the slide is marked with the full SN that is repeated on the right side of the frame. Eagle/N proofing on the right side of the exposed chamber and immediately below on the slide. Police use is reflected by the Eagle/F on the left side of the frame. Late war black plastic Walther wrap-around grip secured with a single screw. Fixed lanyard at base. Correct late Walther mag with six indicator holes marked the Walther banner/”PPK 7.65 m/m”. PROVENANCE: The Esteemed Collection Of Noted Expert And Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Restored slide with approximately 99% reapplied blue. Alloy frame with minimal sharp edge wear. Approximately 98% orig blue on trigger guard and mag. Comparable condition grips with minimal warpage and no cracks under tang. 51569-706 LMA (1,250-2,200) C&R – Lot 3437 |
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3438
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$0.00 |
*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. 51709-1 KXK (1,250-1,500) C&R – Lot 3438 |
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3439
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$4,312.50 |
*COLLECTOR’S LOT OF TWO HANDGUNS 1930 BROOMHANDLE AND COLT 1903 SPUR HAMMER.1) MAUSER BROOMHANDLE. SN 916658. Cal. 7.63. 5-1/2″ bbl with blue finish overall. Late production 1930 pattern with crown “U” proofs. Typical late production Broomhandle, likely made for the then Asian market. Commercial series with no military markings, with Mauser banner commercial stock with proper non-numbered iron. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine, with most blue finish remaining with typical light finish loss on bbl and forward section of mag assembly from being housed in its wooden holster stock. With over 95% blue finish remaining. Grips are exceptionally fine with slight bruising and oil staining. Grips are not numbered which is appropriate for commercial 1930 model. Varnish finish is somewhat worn on grips with approximately 50% remaining. Commercial banner stock consistent with condition of pistol is very fine. Oil finished with slight bruising, however, no cracks or breakage. Finish on iron is thinning with approximately 30% remaining, as with hinge in same condition. An exceptional example. C&R 2) COLT 1902 HAMMER. SN 25069. Cal. 38 Auto. Right slide marked “Automatic Colt Calibre 38 Rimless Smokeless”. No markings on bbl through ejection port. Left slide marking “Colt’s Standard Patent and Address with last patent date September 9 1902”. Circled Rampant Colt to rear of slide. Left upper trigger guard bow marked “VP”. Left lower trigger guard bow marked “6”. Right trigger guard bow is blank. Smooth short trigger. Checkered flat hammer. Stocks are brown molded plastic with Colt and Rampant Colt emblems. Brass escutcheon rings around screws. Front sight is thin, tapered and rounded. Rear sight is rounded with rnd notch. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Slight pitting in fire bluing on trigger, both sides. Slight pitting around recoil spring retaining pin. Slight erosion to rear grip strap. Slight erosion on high edges. Left stock has crack on top grip escutcheon. Curved and flat surfaces, high polished blue. Magazine bottom very good, unmarked. Slide key shows most of fire blue. Overall a very attractive gun. C&R 51517-1, 51517-7 (5,000-6,000) – Lot 3439 |
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3440
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$3,967.50 |
*UNUSUAL CHINESE COPY OF MAUSER 1930 COMMERCIAL, MARKED WAUSER, WITH LEATHER HOLSTER.SN 29308. Cal. 30. Interesting Chinese copy of a Mauser 1930 Commercial with 5″ bbl having fixed front sight and slip-in 50-1000 rear sight. Short extractor and 2-lug firing pin. Top of chamber with crudely lettered Mauser address. Left chamber flat with an elongated Crown/U, the right chamber flat with a scriptic “M” (instead of antler proof). On the left side of the frame is a WAUSER logo. A coarsely lettered and misspelled 3-line address is on the right side of frame. Full SN appears on left side of bbl extension, top of bolt, and on the back of the frame just under the locking lever. Most of the small parts, including the entire sight bar, are salt blued with the bolt, hammer and sub-frame appearing as stained metal in-the-white. Serrated walnut grips that are thicker than those used by Mauser retained by a flat-headed screw. Lanyard ring made from crudely coiled and now separating round wire. Near excellent holster with two attached pouches for stripper clips and brass rings on obverse surface for shoulder strap that has separated into several segments. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Approx 97% salt blue over metal that shows irregular polishing and a few surface imperfections, expected freckling on grip straps. Unfinished metal with moderate staining. Crisp grips. Generally bright bore with sharp rifling and mild oxidation. Perfect manual mechanics. VG-excellent holster with losses at flap, repaired retaining flap for forward stripper clip and separated shoulder strap. 51517-77 LMA (1,500-2,500) C&R – Lot 3440 |
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3441
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$5,060.00 |
*LOT OF THREE PISTOLS INCLUDING WWII F.N. HIGH POWER, 1910 F.N., AND J.C. HIGGINS .22.1) FN HI-POWER. SN 205514. Cal. 9mm. Blue military finish with 4-3/4″ bbl, fixed sights and rnd hammer spur with hole. Mounted with checkered walnut grips. Accompanied by one orig blue body, split base magazine. Left side of the slide and adjacent on the frame are marked with the WaA 140 Waffenampt mark along with a tiny spread winged eagle. Left front web of the trigger guard is stamped with a small “M”. This pistol still has the magazine safety which was mostly disabled between 1940-1943. Most of these pistols usually saw hard service during the war and afterward and are rarely found today with high orig finish. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Very fine, all matching. Overall retains about 96-97% strong orig blue with only sharp edge wear and some minor thinning to the backstrap & heel. Grips are sound and show light diamond point wear. Mechanics are crisp. Strong, sharp bore dark in the grooves. C&R 2) J.C. HIGGINS 80. SN 569249. Cal 22 LR. 6-1/2″ trapezoid bbl, plain sights, full blue finish, 1-pc Bakelite grip with thumb rest & checkering. Left side of bbl shows caliber designation over “583.800”. Left side of slide is marked “Model 80 J.C. Higgins” in a recess. SN appears on the right side of the slide toward the front and on the right side of the frame at the rear. Magazine is marked “HS” on the bottom right surface. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Very good. Bbl shows 90% bright blue with some muzzle wear and a few scratches on the bottom surface. Top of bbl is matte finished with a few scratches. Bore is bright with strong rifling. Slide also retains 95% plus bright blue finish on both sides with clear markings. Top of slide is also matte finished with a few scratches near the back sight. Frame is matte finished and shows minor high point wear and a few scratches on the trigger guard. Grip is good and shows cleaning overall. Left side of grip is heavily marred on the bottom half. Magazine retains almost all of the blue finish. These pistols were made by Hi-Standard on contract for Sears & Roebuck Co. C&R 3) FN 1910. SN 469477. Cal. 32. Fabulous prewar FN 1910, blue engraved with gold trigger and smooth mother-of-pearl grips. Standard configuration FN 1910 with small sights within knurled channel. Left side of slide with usual two-line legend referencing FN and Browning’s patent right. Just below slide address is set of Belgian proofs that are repeated on adjacent frame. Additional proofs and cal are marked on bbl with full SN on right frame. Other than slide address and areas set aside for proofing and SN, virtually entire slide and most of sides of frame are covered in a lavish scroll. Subdued accents on the trigger guard, front strap, grip safety and magazine release. Fitted with gold plated trigger and smooth mother-of-pearl panels. Standard blued mag with FN logo and cal marked on right side. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: At least 98% orig rust blue with minimal thinning of grip safety/mag release area of backstrap. Gold plating on trigger is at least 99% and mother-of-pearl grips present extremely well with only a small missing chip from the upper right corner of the right panel. Mirror bright bore. Perfect manual mechanics though the slide will not stay open when safety is pushed up to engage the front retention notch. Regardless of this minor mechanical issue, one of the best factory engraved FN 1910 extant. C&R 51517-19, 51517-79, 51517-105 (4,500-5,500) – Lot 3441 |
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3442
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$1,380.00 |
*FINE FN HI-POWER SEMI-AUTO PISTOL WITH COMMERCIAL PROOFS.SN 36837. Cal. 9 MM. Commercial blue finish with 4-3/4″ bbl, fixed sights and standard slide markings. Left front web of trigger guard is marked “SILESIA”. Hammer has rnd spur with hole and pistol is mounted with checkered walnut grips. Accompanied by one 13-rd magazine with push button base plate that is enameled. A notation on the Internet states that Silesia is a distributor in Germany. CONDITION: Very fine plus, all matching. Overall retains 96-97% strong orig blue with only sharp edge wear and some minor freckling on the backstrap. Grips show light diamond point wear with light soil on the left side. Mechanics are crisp, brilliant shiny bore. 51500-25 JRL (1,000-1,500) C&R – Lot 3442 |
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3443
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$2,530.00 |
*EXCITING LOT OF THREE MILITARY HANDGUNS OF WWI FAME.1) STEYR MODEL 1907. SN 27700. Cal. 9 mm Steyr. 5″ bbl. Budapest marking on top of bbl shroud. Rust blue finish overall. The first successful double action automatic pistol to ever see military service. Later pattern with large pin visible on right side of frame. Austrian date and property marking of 1913 on back of frame with two piece grooved wood grips complete with hardshell flap holster dated 1912 with apparent capture markings on back by a Mr. Markey Frank with a US Service Number 3359260 with the previous owner Militarintdk Ed. Rotter dated 1914. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with only slight traces of edge wear at base of lanyard loop and high points and edges of bbl shroud, muzzle and rear of ejector port. Bore and mechanics are exceptional. Holster, while having some loose stitching at ammunition carrier and missing stitches on rear of flap. Leather is supple, however does have slight scuffing and distress consistent with age. A very fine rig and would be hard to improve upon. C&R 2) PLUS ULTRA AVIATOR. SN 16222. Cal. 32 ACP with unusual extended grip frame and high capacity double stacked magazine with the capacity of approximately 20 rounds. Manufacture marking and label “Plus ultra” with a set of aviator’s wings and prop on left hand side of slide with Spanish proofs on back left of frame and magnificent horn grips with the same wing with crossed prop logo on both sides. A very rarely seen firearm, often seen in pictures but rarely in person. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Good overall with most metal finish having turned plum with areas of finish loss on approximately 2/3’s of gun with balance having turned to a dove gray. Magazine is well intact, mechanics and bore seem to be fine when manually operated. C&R 3) HUSQVARNA MODEL 1907. SN 43180. Cal. .380ACP. 5″ bbl. Very high quality and attractive, not to mention rare Husqvarna pistol with orig leather holster and three mags total. Typical maker’s name on left side with orig logo hard rubber grips and lanyard ring at left side. PROVENANCE: The Frank H. Wheaton, III Collection. CONDITION: Overall appearance extremely fine to near excellent as refinished over what appears to be fine bead blasting, giving it a matte feel. Grip screw shows slight evidence of turning with only some slight wear to the grip panels. Bore is excellent, shiny and bright. Holster is extremely fine with some green verdigris at brass fastener. C&R 51517-67, 51517-80, 51517-87 TDW (3,000-4,500) – Lot 3443 |
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3444
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$2,185.00 |
*SCARCE PRE-WAR WALTHER MODEL PPK PISTOL WITH HOLSTER.SN 766668. Cal. 7.65mm. 3-1/4″ bbl. Left side of slide marked Walther banner, “Waffenfabrik Walther, Zella-Mehlis (Thur) / Walther’s Patent Cal 7,65m/m”, “Mod.PPK”. Crown N proofs on right side of bbl and slide. 90 degree safety. SN of slide marked just forward of serrations vertically. Matching SNs on frame and slide. Brown wrap around Walther grips. Two Walther banner marked magazines with brown plastic bottoms. Comes with unmarked oversized black leather holster. PROVENANCE: The Esteemed Collection Of Noted Expert And Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Very good. Most of orig finish. Wear on high points. All markings clear. A few extremely light spots of surface rust. Bore is dirty with strong rifling. Good working order. Some minor warpage to grips, small crack by left grip screw escutcheon. Holster has wear and scuff marks. 51569-49 GER (800-1,250) C&R – Lot 3444 |
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3445
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$1,725.00 |
*FINE 90 DEGREE SAFETY PRE-WAR COMMERCIAL WALTHER PP PISTOL WITH HOLSTER.SN 756018. Cal. 32ACP. 3-3/4″ bbl. Marked on left side of slide Walther banner, “Waffenfabrik Walther, Zella-Mehlis (Thur). / Walther’s Patent Cal. 7,65 m/m”, “Mod.PP”. Pre-war commercial Crown N proof marks on slide and frame. 90 degree safety. Black plastic grips. Comes with two Walther banner marked black plastic bottom magazines. Unmarked dark brown leather flap holster. PROVENANCE: The Esteemed Collection Of Noted Expert And Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Fine with finish wear on high points and grip straps. Majority of fire blue on safety. Markings clear. Discoloration on bottom of slide where it meets frame. Good working order. Grips are fine with light handling marks. Excellent bore with strong rifling. Holster is solid with light scuff marks and scratches, strong stitching. 51569-29 GER (800-1,250) C&R – Lot 3445 |
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3446
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$1,380.00 |
*◊LOT OF TWO WALTHER PISTOLS IN BOXES: P5 AND PP.1) WALTHER P5. SN 035057. Cal. 9mm. 3-1/2″ bbl. Left hand eject. Marked on left side of slide “BMI”, eagle “N”, SN, Walther banner/”P5″, “Carl Walther/Waffenfabrik Ulm/Do.”. Marked on right side of slide “9/83”, eagle “N”. Marked on right side of frame eagle “N”, “ID”, stag antler. Front of bbl marked Walther banner, “9mmX19″/SN. Two mags. Steel cleaning rod. Orig manual. Orig box. PROVENANCE: The Esteemed Collection Of Noted Expert And Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Fine with light finish wear on high points. Grips show minor wear and handling marks. Excellent bore. Excellent working order. IMPORT 2) WALTHER PP. SN 329731. Cal. 7.65mm. 3-7/8” bbl. Marked on left side of slide Walther banner, “Carl Walther/Waffenfabrik Ulm/Do.”/”Modell PP Cal.7,65mm”, eagle “N”. “63” dated on bbl. “NW 731” North Rhine Westphalia police marking on right side of slide. Orig black plastic grips. Proper mag, with matching police number to slide. Non-matching box. PROVENANCE: The Esteemed Collection Of Noted Expert And Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Very good showing finish wear on high points. Very light surface rust on back strap. Grips show moderate to heavy wear. All markings clear. Fine bore with sharp rifling. Excellent working order. C&R IMPORT 51569-582, 51569-623 GER (800-1,200) – Lot 3446 |
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3447
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$0.00 |
*LOT OF TWO WALTHER MODEL 4 WWI GERMAN PISTOLS.1) WALTHER MODEL 4. SN 72793. Cal. 7.65mm. 3-1/2″ bbl. Marked on left side of slide “SELBSTLADE-PISTOLE CAL.765. WALTHER’S-PATENT.” / Walther Banner. Crown N proof on slide frame bbl. Crown F Imperial proof on left trigger guard web. Script “M” within circle on right trigger guard web. Matching numbers of frame, slide and magazine. Horn grips. PROVENANCE: The Esteemed Collection Of Noted Expert And Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Good with some blue remaining. Black paint on bbl shroud and front sight. Light surface rust and minor pitting. Markings clear. Good working order. Bore has strong rifling with light roughness. C&R 2) WALTHER MODEL 4. SN 112065. Cal. 7.65mm. 3-3/8″ bbl. Marked on left side of slide “SELBSTLACE-P.STOLE CAL.7,65. WALTHER’S-PATENT” / Walther banner, Crown M Imperial proof. Crown N inspected. Right side of slide marked “Carl Walther WAFFENFABRIK Zella St.Blasii.”. Matching numbers on slide and frame. Hard rubber grips. Magazine is unmarked. PROVENANCE: The Esteemed Collection Of Noted Expert And Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Very good with a majority of finish. Light surface rust and handling marks. Minor dings. Good working order. Bore has strong rifling. Grips are very good showing some handling marks. C&R 51569-32, 51569-33 GER (750-1,250) – Lot 3447 |
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$2,415.00 |
*◊LOT OF TWO WALTHER P5 PISTOLS IN BOXES.1) WALTHER P5. SN 150587. Cal. 9mm. 3″ bbl. Marked on left side of slide SN, Walther banner, “P5 COMPACT”. Right side of slide marked “MADE IN GERMANY”. “IK” date code on right side of frame. Wood grips. Two mags. Factory test target, manual. Orig box. PROVENANCE: The Esteemed Collection Of Noted Expert And Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Excellent showing miniscule handling marks. Excellent grips. Excellent bore. Excellent working order. 2) WALTHER P5. SN 046421. Cal. 9mm. 3-1/2″ bbl. Left hand eject. Marked on left side of slide SN, Walther banner/”P5″, “Carl Walther/Waffenfabrik Ulm/Do.”. Marked on right side of slide “INTERARMS ALEXANDRIA/VA”/”MADE IN GERMANY”. Marked on right side of frame eagle “N”, “IG”, stag antler. Front of bbl marked Walther banner, “9mmX19″/SN. Two mags. Plastic cleaning rod. Orig manual. Orig test target. Orig box. PROVENANCE: The Esteemed Collection Of Noted Expert And Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Excellent with miniscule handling marks. Excellent grips. Excellent bore. Excellent working order. IMPORT 51569-599, 51569-612 GER (1,500-2,000) – Lot 3448 |
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$2,070.00 |
*VERY FINE WALTHER MODEL PPK RZM CALIBER 7.65 PISTOL WITH HOLSTER.SN 843677. Cal. 32 ACP. 3-1/4″ bbl with Crown N proofs on chamber and slide below ejection port. Left side of slide has traditional Walther banner with 2-line Walther address and caliber “7.65”. “Model PPK” with proper and correct “RZM” marking just forward of safety and serrations. Walther banner marked 1-pc wraparound mottled brown grips with very slight shrinkage at base and minor warp-age at top front. With both flat base and finger rest Walther banner magazines and is encased in a German date coded brown leather with white stitching holster dated “44”. CONDITION: Very fine overall, retaining virtually all of its high polish commercial blue with slight tarnishing on polished chamber and typical slight muzzle wear from holster use. Address, model markings and RZM markings are exceptionally clear with no distress. Right side of frame at SN has a slight scratch from top of frame to bottom of trigger guard. Front strap and trigger guard are excellent, retaining all of their finish. Bore and mechanics are excellent and crisp. Holster is very fine with tight stitching and leather still supple but in need of treatment. 51590-3 (1,500-2,500) C&R – Lot 3449 |
