**FANTASTIC SAVAGE MANUFACTURED AUTO ORDNANCE COMMERCIAL 1928 THOMPSON MACHINE GUN (C&R).

SN S-17738. Cal. 45ACP. 12-1/2″ bbl with compensator. Superb condition Savage manufactured 1928 Thompson with New York address on right side of receiver. “S” prefix SN with “S” proof mark on bbl on left side next to receiver. “Cutts” marked compensator without bullet logo and adjustable Lyman rear sight with vertical foregrip on finned bbl with detachable buttstock. Matching numbers between upper and lower assemblies. Hand-stamped mark between New York address and patent numbers on right side of receiver “MPD / 515” which indicates Memphis Police Department former ownership. These commercial finished Savage manufactured guns were taken into service by police departments. This specimen includes two orig 50-rnd drum magazines. One marked with “NEW YORK NY” address and “JULY 27 1920 DECEMBER 7 1920” patent dates and the other drum marked with “BRIDGEPORT” address. Firing mechanism moves smoothly when operated by hand, this weapon appears fully functional. This is a National Firearms Act item and requires BATF approval prior to transfer. This weapon is fully transferable on an ATF form 3 or form 4 as Curio & Relic eligible. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish, just outstanding with over 96% original Du-Lite blue finish, as is correct, with lustrous finish on compensator, magazine latch, selector, safety, and rear sight leaf, and less lustrous blue trigger frame and receiver. Some loss of finish at high edges and where cocking knob rides in actuator slot. Cocking knob has finish in recessed areas with bolt devoid of finish. Wood is exceedingly nice with only some slight handling marks and retains a beautiful brown color. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. New York drum extremely fine, dull grey blue finish as is often found with wear to bare metal at high edges with winding key thinning to a grey patina. Bridgeport drum retains about 90% of its orig blued finish with scattered areas of corrosion on back side and outer diameter, turning a dark brown. Spring tension is good on both drums. This is without a doubt the most attractive Savage manufactured Model 1928 that Julia’s has carried. The Savage manufactured guns of this era are widely acknowledged to be the most durable of the Thompson 1928 model machine guns. According to the William Douglas Firearms Museum, there were only 150 specimens of this model ever manufactured. Finding one in this condition would make a fantastic addition to any gun collection and shooting it upon occasion would not appreciably diminish its collector value. 53085-1 (25,000-35,000) C&R – Lot 1076

**RARE SAVAGE MANUFACTURED COMMERCIAL MODEL 1928 THOMPSON MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC).

SN S-93310. Cal. 45 ACP. 12-1/2″ bbl with dual logo Cutts compensator. Scarce Savage manufactured commercial Thompson Model 1928 with Thompson logo forward of rear sight and also on Cutts compensator on left side. Compensator also exhibits Cutts diamond logo at top front. Upper and lower assemblies match SN. Savage proofed bbl. Detachable wood buttstock with sling swivel has faint outline of what appears to be a rack number “58”. Includes one orig 50 round “New York N.Y.” 1920s patent date drum magazine, and one 20 rnd Seymour magazine. The Savage manufactured 1928 Thompson machine guns are widely held as the most durable of the manufactured Thompsons. This specimen has particularly attractive wood and high luster finished bbl with du-lite finished receiver and lower assembly. This is a National Firearms Act item and requires BATF approval prior to transfer. This weapon is fully transferable on an ATF form 3 or form 4 as Curio & Relic eligible. CONDITION: Overall finish and appearance extremely fine. High lustrous orig blued finish on bbl and compensator with extremely fine dull du-lite finish on receiver, grip frame, and forend iron. Somewhat of a plum finish around magazine well due to the metallurgical hardening in that area. Wood is very fine to extremely fine with some very light handling marks. Mechanics are crisp. Bolt is very clean and bright. Very fine to extremely fine brilliant bright bore. Drum exhibits a somewhat dull refinish over light pitting which presents very well with this gun. It is not often one finds this model available in such nice, clean condition. The orig vintage 50 round N.Y. drum is a definite plus. 53165-8 JWK (24,000-30,000) C&R – Lot 1077

**FINE WWII VINTAGE BRIDGEPORT M1 THOMPSON WITH MAGAZINES AND WEB GEAR (CURIO & RELIC)

SN 178768. Cal. .45 ACP. Bbl 13 3/4″. Fine Auto Ordinance Bridgeport Thompson in its classic military configuration, including desirable side-mounted forend swing swivel. Both upper and lower exhibit small “S” proof marks, indicating Savage manufacture. Includes 5 20-rd Bridgeport marked magazines w/in orig web magazine pouch, attached to pistol belt and shoulder suspension straps. Also included are 6 GI 30-rd magazines in M3 grease gun magazine pouches. Gun exhibits typical right and left receiver markings and proof marks w/fixed peep sight. Smooth bbl, non-detachable buttstock and orig GI web .30 M1 carbine sling complete this ensemble, which also includes an orig brass 2-pc cleaning rod w/tip and an orig armed forces ordinance manual, which encompasses all 3 of the military model Thompson machine guns. The MI and M1A1! machine guns were the final refinement of the Thompson machine gun model, which were far less costly to produce than their predecessors. This is a National Firearms Act item and requires BATF approval prior to transfer. This weapon is fully transferable on an ATF form 4 as Curio & Relic eligible. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish very fine, orig high lustrous blue finish on bbl w/a dull gray parkerized re-finish on other parts. Number on underside of lower does not match upper receiver SN. Mechanics are crisp, bore is fine, shiny with some firing residue in the grooves. Wooden forend originally had sling swivel mounted on underside, but this swivel has been re-located to the left side w/the corresponding vacated hole professionally filled, with a matching piece of walnut. Very professional work. Underside of receiver turning a gray patina. Wood furnishings have some light handling marks and have been lightly sanded and refinished. Butt stock exhibits evidence of the sling swivel having been on top of butt stock w/2 discernible plugged holes. Currently, rear sling swivel is at bottom of butt stock. It was popular, particularly for British forces, to have the sling swivels located at top of butt stock and side of forend. Magazines and web gear are in very fine condition, as is the ordinance manual. The Thompson is universally held in high regard by both veterans, collectors and also recreational shooting enthusiasts. It is not often that specimens w/the sling swivels in this configuration surface. This should find a welcome spot in a discerning Thompson afficianado’s ollection. 53232-1 JWK (15,000-20,000) C&R – Lot 1078

**FINE REFINISHED AUTO-ORDNANCE BRIDGEPORT MODEL 1928 A1 THOMPSON MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC).

SN S155547. Cal. .45 ACP. 12-1/2″ bbl. Attractive 1928 A1 Thompson machine gun with unmarked Cutts compensator with Bridgeport address and right hand side mounted sling swivel on a vertical handgrip. Buttstock assembly is from a later model gun and has aluminum attachment hardware. Upper and lower assemblies SNs match however, lower is a renumber. Savage marked bbl with “S” visible on left side. Includes one contemporary, new in the box 50 rnd drum mag without any markings on backside. This is a National Firearms Act item and requires BATF approval prior to transfer. This weapon is fully transferable on an ATF form 3 or form 4 as Curio & Relic eligible. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine as completely refinished with some areas of discernible light pitting visible with a somewhat more moderate recess where the bbl fits into the frame at the 4 o’clock position. Bbl index mark is slightly off. Wood is extremely fine with some slight handling marks to buttstock. Mechanics are crisp. Action is extremely smooth. Bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright. The Savage mfg “Bridgeport” era Thompson machine guns are widely held to be the most durable of all mfg Thompsons. This specimen although refinished, represents the iconic, attractive Thompson silhouette and without doubt would be a very smooth firing, comfortable machine gun at the range. A great gun to provide many years of enjoyment into the future. 53236-1 JWK (15,000-20,000) C&R – Lot 1079

Revised: 3/19/2018

Please Note: Typographical error in the title, the gun is an M1A1 Thompson, which is correct in the description.

**HIGH CONDITION AUTO ORDNANCE WEST HURLEY THOMPSON M1 MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC).

SN M575A. Cal. 45 ACP. 10-3/4″ bbl. Minty West Hurley M1A1 configured Thompson with fixed rear peep sight, side cocking handle, and non-detachable buttstock. Magazine well not cut to take drum mags and will only accept stick magazines. Includes spare vertical foregrip with retention screw, one leather sling, two 30 round Seymour magazines, one 30 round Bridgeport magazine and one 20 round 1920s patent date magazine as well as a black nylon carrying case. This model of Thompson is the final iteration as produced in great quantity for the US military. It saved considerable time and money in manufacturing over previous models. These guns were made by West Hurley right up until the point when machine guns could no longer be registered for private individual ownership in response to market demand. This is a National Firearms Act item and requires BATF approval prior to transfer. This weapon is fully transferable on an ATF form 3 or form 4 as Curio & Relic eligible. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish extremely fine. Deep lustrous blue finish with some slight pitting visible on side of bolt as viewed through charging handle slot under a gray patina with slight pin prick oxidation at left hand side of receiver outer most edge which will likely clean up. Wood furnishings are also extremely fine with only the slightest of handling marks. Magazines are in commiserate condition albeit the patent date magazine has been refinished with cold blue touch up giving it a somewhat mottled appearance in strong light. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is extremely fine, shiny, bright, with sharp rifling. An exceedingly attractive Thompson in a difficult to find configuration. 53174-1 JWK (12,000-18,000) C&R – Lot 1080

**OUTSTANDING RELATIVELY EARLY WEST HURLEY MANUFACTURED 1928 THOMPSON MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC).

SN 1814A. Cal. .45ACP. 12-1/2″ bbl. Very fine attractive West Hurley vintage Thompson model 1928 with Thompson bullet logo on top of receiver and also on top of Cutts compensator. Attractive detachable walnut wood buttstock. Receiver SN is the only visible SN. One 30 rnd mag included. Typical Auto-Ordnance markings with model and SN markings on both sides of receiver have been white filled and stand out beautifully. The Thompson machine gun was originally marketed to anyone who wanted to buy it but most often purchased by police and security agencies. Later it was taken into military service and utilized in large numbers in WWII. Still later, through to current day it became a collector’s item and primarily a recreational firearm. There was sufficient demand in the private sector for these guns for them to be manufactured for private ownership through the mid 1980s, at which time the U.S. Firearm Owners Protection Act prohibited the new registration of machine guns for individual private citizen ownership. These guns have been steadily becoming more and more sought after. This is a National Firearms Act item and requires BATF approval prior to transfer. This weapon is fully transferable on an ATF form 3 or form 4 as Curio & Relic eligible. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish, deep lustrous blue finish with loss of finish to bare metal where the charging handle rides in top of the receiver. sliver of bare metal at center of rear sight base where top of sight folds down, otherwise the occasional handling mark on metal and wood. But overall an exceedingly handsome fine condition specimen with crisp mechanics. Brilliant bright bore. And attractive walnut wood. A very fine Thompson anyone would be proud to own, shoot, and display. 53171-11 JWK (15,000-20,000) C&R – Lot 1081

**NEAR MINT WEST HURLEY MODEL 1928 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

SN 2533A. Cal. .45ACP. 12-1/2″ bbl. Very fine example of the West Hurley manufactured Thompson, with Thompson bullet logo at top of Cutts compensator and forward of adjustable rear sight. Typical Auto-Ordnance West Hurley address on right side of receiver with model, SN, and cal markings on left side of receiver. One 30 rnd mag included. Incoming E-File Form 3 indicates Quality Fabrications Inc. as the manufacturer. Popular and iconic vertical forend with detachable wood buttstock make this an instantly recognizable iconic American classic. This is a National Firearms Act item and requires BATF approval prior to transfer. This weapon is fully transferable on an ATF form 3 or form 4. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is exceedingly fine near mint, orig deep lustrous blue finish on all metal parts with some slight loss of finish at the edges of the upper and lower receiver which probably occurred during disassembly for cleaning. Bolt exhibits a somewhat gray patina. Mechanics are crisp. Brilliant bright shiny bore with exceedingly clean chamber. Wooden furnishings show only the slightest handling marks. This is one eye-catching Thompson machine gun! 53171-14 JWK (15,000-20,000) C&R – Lot 1082

***SUPERB CONDITION PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE BRIDGEPORT M1A1 THOMPSON MACHINE GUN WITH SLING (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

SN 587427. Cal. .45 ACP. Bbl is 10 1/2 “. Fantastic condition specimen of the American WWII classic Thompson M1A1 machine gun which includes 1 30-rd magazine and orig brown cloth sling. “U.S. PROPERTY” marked on top of receiver with Thompson bullet logo forward of rear sight. This specimen marked on bottom of receiver forward of mag well “INTER AMERICAN” in tiny lettering on both sides (Importer). The M1A1 Thompson as made in Bridgeport was the final iteration of the Thompson produced in great quantity for the United States military and incorporated cost-saving design changes, which included non-detachable buttstock, side-cocking charging handle, and fixed peep rear sight. Magazine well, will only accommodate stick mags. This model was never fitted with a Cutts compensator. These Brigeport Thompsons also were extremely durable in construction as well as finish. A great opportunity for a Class III dealer to get a fantastic military collectors item. This is a National Firearms Act item and requires BATF approval prior to transfer. This item is transferable ONLY to current FFL/SOT dealers on a form 3. As a Pre-86 dealer sample under current regulations it may be retained personally when as sole proprietor FFL/SOT dealer relinquishes their FFL, making this a desirable status machine gun for dealers. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish extremely fine. Orig gray Parkerized finish with “S” proofmark visible forward of mag housing with appropriate inspection marks on left side of receiver. Very slight loss of finish where magazine slides into magazine well. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is very fine, shiny and bright. Attractive brown wooden furnishings exhibit light handling marks. Sling is strong and serviceable with a bit of staining. An extremely fine specimen in top condition and will no doubt make some dealer/collector very proud. Nice military collectible. 53160-2 JWK (10,000-15,000) C&R – Lot 1083

**EXCEPTIONALLY RARE EARLY HYDE MODEL 33 MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC).

SN 174. Cal. 45ACP. 11-1/4″ bbl. George Hyde was a German born machinist and gunsmith. He came to the United States after WWI and established the Hyde Arms Corporation in New York. The model 33 was his first machine gun design which in many ways was reminiscent of the Thompson machine gun. The model 33 is a select fire blow back machine gun with a selector which indicates “R.F.” when forward for fully automatic fire and “S.F.” when to the rear for semi-auto fire. There is a separate safety also on the left hand side and a detachable matching numbered buttstock with the latch on the underside. Cocking is achieved by pulling back the knurled knob at the rear of the rnd receiver tube. This specimen includes one orig 20 rnd magazine and the bbl does not have a compensator as did the subsequent model 35. The Hyde machine gun was a competitor to replace the Thompson machine gun with the idea that its functioning components were less complicated, had a lighter recoil and would function better under adverse conditions. However it had a disconcerting feature of the charging handle moving to the rear approximately half an inch with each shot which was noticeable to the firer’s eye. The Hyde’s magazine is attached and removed by sliding it side to side through a groove cut in the receiver. 20 rnd magazines were standard but there were also magazine units with overall capacity of 40 and 60 rnds which were simply 20 rnd capacity magazines brazed together which could be slid into line as needed. The model 33 was later followed with the model 35 which had a compensator. Neither one was adopted for military service and Hyde later went on to design the very successful M3 grease gun and liberator pistols. This specimen is an often overlooked but none the less very interesting evolution in American machine gun design. SN’s match between receiver and buttstock. Extractor not present but would appear that a machinist could construct one with little difficulty. This is a National Firearms Act item and requires BATF approval prior to transfer. This item is fully transferable on an ATF form 3 or form 4, as Curio & Relic eligible. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is fine to very fine. Orig finish turning to a somewhat gray patina with some high edge wear and handling marks. There are three noticeable scratches on left side of magazine and some handling marks and dings to the wooden furnishings. Mechanics are crisp, bore is fine with shiny rifling and grooves. This is an exceedingly scarce model of a very interesting machine gun design which exhibits high quality manufacture. The gun holds up comfortably and well. A real find for the American historical machine gun enthusiast. 52883-1 JWK (35,000-45,000) C&R – Lot 1084

**H.&R. REISING MODEL 50 MACHINE GUN (C&R).

SN 12546. Cal. 45 ACP. 14″ bbl with compensator. Very attractive Reising M-50 with typical compensator and rear peep sight, includes one orig 25 rnd mag and two reproduction 35 rnd mags. The Reising M-50 was notably issued to Marines in the Pacific Theater during WWII as an alternative to the Thompson sub-machine gun which was in short supply. Although not well received by the Marines, these guns which were also supplied to various police departments and utilized for decades after WWII. They have gained in popularity over the years with recreational shooting enthusiasts as a well made, relatively inexpensive entry level machine gun which utilizes readily available ammunition. This specimen with it’s high glossy refinish and attractive wood likely was one of the police guns. Firing mechanism moves smoothly when operated by hand. This is a National Firearms Act item and requires BATF approval prior to transfer. This weapon is fully transferable on an ATF form 3 or form 4 as Curio & Relic eligible. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent with a high lustrous refinish, showing only very minimal softening of the markings on top of the receiver. Wood has also been refinished with some light dings and handling marks. Mechanics are fine. Bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright. No doubt this will bring many hours of enjoyment to a future owner. 53085-2 (6,000-10,000) C&R – Lot 1085

**FINE COMMERCIAL FINISH HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON RISING MODEL 50 MACHINE GUN (C&R).

SN 7010. Cal. 45 ACP. 14″ bbl with compensator. 29 fin bbl with six slot compensator. This gun has typical H&R markings on top of receiver and professionally marked on right side of buttstock, “CITY OF PITTSBURGH” which would indicate it’s use by municipal authorities, probably law enforcement. Includes four orig smooth sided 20 round magazines. External SN is the only visible number. The Reising was manufactured as a result of the shortage of Thompson sub machine guns during WWII and a number of them were issued for use in the Pacific Theater as well as to law enforcement. This commercial finish specimen is quite handsome. This is a National Firearms Act item and requires BATF approval for transfer. This item is fully transferable on an ATF form 3 or 4, as Curio & Relic eligible. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is about 75% orig commercial blue thinning to a gray patina with some very light pitting on top of receiver. Bbl retains more of it’s finish. Trigger guard mostly a grey patina with mottled appearance with a similar condition on the high edges of the magazine well. Very smooth stock has some slight dings and handling marks and has been lightly sanded. “CITY OF PITTSBURGH” markings very crisp. Magazines are in fine condition. Mechanics are fine. Bore and compensator show residue from firing with strong rifling and some shine showing. 52939-18 JWK (4,500-6,500) C&R – Lot 1086

**EXCEEDINGLY FINE ORIGINAL FINISH CHINESE TYPE 56 UNDER-FOLDING BAYONET MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC).

SN 11054254. Cal. 7.62 x 39mm. 16-1/4″ bbl. Exceptionally attractive Chinese Type 56 (AK-47) machine gun as mfg by Factory 66 in 1967. Carrier and bolt cover match receiver SN. Bolt and plunger are SN 62976. It was not uncommon for parts to be mixed up when these guns were disassembled in field conditions. Selector marked “L” and “D”. Cleaning kit present in butt trap. Includes one steel mag and one orig web and leather sling. The Chinese Type 56 is a select fire machine gun and widely considered one of the most durable and effective of the modern assault rifles. Iconic world wide it is a highly prized collectors item. This is a National Firearms Act item and requires BATF approval prior to transfer. This weapon is fully transferable on an ATF form 3 or form 4 as Curio & Relic eligible. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is simply outstanding. Orig lustrous blue finish on all appropriate metal parts with bayonet blade, bolt and carrier in the white. Wood is also very fine with some light handling marks and a couple of chips in the forearm on either side of where the bayonet tip is stored when folded as well as a couple chips on the right side. Mechanics are crisp. Chrome lined bore is extremely fine, brilliant. An absolutely tremendous condition specimen, which must have been bagged right after it left the factory because the orig finish is so pristine. If you are looking for a top notch condition Vietnam War machine gun, this is it! 53165-11 JWK (32,000-42,000) C&R – Lot 1087

**S & H ARMS CONVERTED ROMANIAN AK-47 (AKM) MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

SN 2302/406027. Cal. 7.62 x 39mm. 16-3/8″ bbl. S & H registered 1967 vintage Romanian folding stock AK-47 machine gun with visible external SNs matching and bolt & spring guide match as well. Wooden forend and hand guard with attractive brown composite hand grip and stamped under folding shoulder loop. This gun includes two rib steel 30 rnd mags and one multi-purpose bayonet in scabbard. The AK-47 platform is the most numerous of the assault rifles in the world today and draws top marks for endurance, reliability, and is one of the most sought after models in machine guns. The folding stock model such as this is particularly attractive for the enthusiast who wants a compact machine gun for ease of transport. This is a National Firearms Act item and requires BATF approval for transfer. This item is fully transferable on an ATF form 3 or 4. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine, enamel hard coat refinish upon re-manufacture with bolt starting to thin to a pleasing blue/gray patina with somewhat more loss of finish to the charging handle. Mechanics are crisp. Extremely fine, bright, brilliant bore. Mags and bayonet are in condition commensurate with the rest of this firearm. Whether you are a shooting enthusiast or collector of fine classic machine gun designs, this gun is certain to be of interest. 53157-6 JWK (30,000-40,000) – Lot 1088

**EXCEEDINGLY FINE CONDITION FLEMING REGISTERED VALMET M71/S MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

SN 152063. Cal. 223. 18″ bbl. Outstanding, high condition Valmet with typical markings on right and left sides of receiver. This high quality manufactured rifle has composite forend and pistol grip with wooden buttstock and” Valmet” logo buttplate. Includes one 40 round magazine and three plastic 30 round magazines. The Valmet is essentially a high quality Finland version of the AK-47 system and as such is extremely reliable and effective. Receiver number is the only external visible number. Fleming marking is visible only with bolt cover removed. This is a National Firearms Act item and requires BATF approval for transfer. This item is fully transferable on an ATF form 3 or 4. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish extremely fine. It is only upon the closest inspection that one can find a handling mark on this weapon. Orig finish is simply outstanding. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is extremely fine, shiny, and bright. It would be pretty much impossible to upgrade the condition of this fine specimen. 52939-30 JWK (12,000-18,000) – Lot 1089

**HARD TIMES ARMORY REGISTERED FOLDING STOCK FABRIQUE NATIONALE MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

SN FN023109. Cal. 223. 19″ bbl. Very desirable configuration of the FN Carbine with four position selector and folding buttstock. Typical Fabrique Nationale Herstal markings on left side of receiver with added “HT ARMORY” markings below SN upon registration. Includes detachable scope mount rail as well as standard flip up sights and spring dust cover at cocking slot. Two 30 round magazines are also included. Exterior receiver SN is the only visible number. The FN machine gun is a very high quality platform which has seen widespread use. This is a National Firearms Act item and requires BATF approval for transfer. This item is fully transferable on an ATF form 3 or 4. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is very fine with only some slight handling marks. All metal parts retain their black finish with the composite pieces in extremely fine condition. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is extremely fine, shiny, and bright. A wonderful machine gun and especially desirable in it’s folding stock configuration. 52939-17 JWK (12,000-18,000) – Lot 1090

**HARD TIMES ARMORY REGISTERED BELGIAN FOLDING STOCK FN-FAL MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

SN S1596903. Cal. .308. 19-1/2″ bbl with flash hider. Marked with typical FN Herstal markings and “Made in Belgium” on right side of receiver, with Gun South INC. importer marking and SN. “Howco Dist. Inc. Laurel MD. US.” marked on right side mag well. HT Armory registration markings hand stamped on right side of receiver. The FN-FAL machine gun was designed to fulfill multiple rolls including being able to be compact enough to be handy when mounting and dismounting vehicles. This version with it folding stock caters to that role. The FN-FNL design has seen service in a number of countries and is widely regarded as a highly durable and effective rifle caliber machine gun. This version has a hard composite handgrip and handguard, and is marked on left side of receiver “Cal. 7.62mm NATO .308”. Includes one 20 rnd mag. This is a National Firearms Act item and requires BATF approval prior to transfer. This weapon is fully transferable on an ATF form 3 or form 4. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish, extremely fine black hard coat finish on receiver and other metal surfaces including bbl, with a blued finish on flash hider assembly. Composite pieces also extremely fine. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is very fine, shiny and bright. Bolt shows evidence of firing with preservative oil. A very fine modern machine gun, sure to give many hours of enjoyment to the automatic arms enthusiast. 53171-21 JWK (12,000-18,000) – Lot 1091

**QUALIFIED MANUFACTURING STEYR AUG MACHINE GUN SEAR REGISTERED IN MULTIPLE CALIBERS INSTALLED IN .223 HOST GUN WITH SUPPRESSOR (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

1) STEYR AUG A1. SN A-064. Cal. .223. 21-3/4″ bbl. Qualified Manufacturing auto-sear registered in configuration calibers .223 and 9mm installed in a Steyr AUG host gun SN 901SA239. Typical Steyr AUG .223 with green composite stock and integral optical sight, what is not typical is that this ensemble also includes an automatic weapons company M22 silencer installed on a Steyr AUG .223 bbl. Additional accessories include three other Steyr AUG bbls, two of which have bi-pods fitted. Two spare buttstock assemblies, one spare .223 bolt, two semi-auto sear boxes. The spare bolt, receiver and currently installed bbl all match in SN. Bolt in the gun is numbered “900SA643” which matches the SN of the bbl fitted with the suppressor. The Steyr AUG platform is one of the most widely recognized modern firing systems in the world. Its compact rugged design make it ideal under a variety of conditions. This is a National Firearms Act item and requires BATF approval prior to transfer. This item is fully transferable on an ATF form 3 or form 4. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish are extremely fine with nearly all of its black hard coat finish on metal parts with some slight handling marks. Mechanics are crisp. Bores are brilliant & bright. Optics are clear. This is an absolutely terrific ensemble as it includes not only several spare bbls but the quick change nature of these bbls and being able to within seconds snap on a suppressed bbl make this a truly stellar find for the modern military machine gun enthusiast. What more could one ask for? NFA 2) ARMAMENT SYSTEMS SUPPRESSOR. SN S-0691. Automatic Weapons Co. Model M22 Suppressor in .223 affixed to Steyr AUG bbl SN 900SA643. CONDITION: Extremely fine. Outstanding original finish with clean baffles, possibly unfired. NFA 52939-29, 52939-42 JWK (15,000-20,000) – Lot 1092

**HIGHLY SOUGHT SPRINGFIELD ARMORY U.S. M60 MACHINE GUN WITH NUMEROUS ACCESSORIES (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

SN 10073. Cal. .308. Bbl 24-1/2″. Exceedingly fine specimen of the U.S. American M60 machine gun marked on top of trunnion as manufactured “Springfield Armory” with SN on left side of trunnion and typical weld reinforcement on both sides below rear sight. Current ATF registration form lists Rock Island Armory Inc. with “Genesco, IL” address as the manufacturer. This lot includes three spare bbls; one without bipod assembly, two without carrying handle; one spare top cover, one spare bolt, one spare feed tray, one combination tool, and some other small parts such as sling swivels, aircraft sight, safety switches and two Cam actuator assemblies. Additionally there are two bbl carrying bags, six cardboard belt boxes with carriers, two handgrip assemblies, two bipod legs, one mainspring assembly and one blank firing attachment. The M60 machine gun saw extensive use by American forces during the Vietnam conflict and remained the staple 30cal. machine gun right up into the modern era. SN at left side of trunnion which is the only visible SN. This is a National Firearms Act item and requires BATF approval prior to transfer. This item is fully transferable on an ATF Form 3 or Form 4. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is very fine to extremely fine with the gun retaining nearly all of its original military finish. Bottom of hand guards cut for swivel attachment. Some handling marks and dings to the top cover as is typical with this machine gun, but otherwise shows very little use. Mechanics are crisp. Bores are excellent, shiny and bright. Previous owner had an extensive machine gun collection and many of them were apparently seldom, if ever fired. This gun with its several spare bbls and other spare parts would make an ideal addition to any modern military historical enthusiast. 52939-10 JWK (25,000-35,000) – Lot 1093

**NEW IN BOX SPRINGFIELD M1A (M-14) MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

SN 038696. Cal. .308. 25″ bbl with flash hider. Absolutely new in box, fantastic find, Springfield Armory M1A select fire machine gun. This is the first of two consecutively numbered Springfield Armory M1A machine guns in this auction. Includes never fitted, still wrapped up bipod, mag, and orig diagram, warranty, and technical manual. Cardboard outer sleeve also included. The Springfield Armory M1A was produced in response to market demand for the US GI M-14 select fire machine gun. The M1A incorporates the action and selector design which was the M-14 and improves it with attached bipod and pistol grip wooden stock. Fold down forward handgrip also a nice innovation. And this traditional albeit redesigned flip up buttplate. The M-14 was the successor to the M1 Garand and BAR within the American rifle squad, with the intention that any soldier issued it could be an automatic rifleman if needed. This is a National Firearms Act item and requires BATF approval prior to transfer. This weapon is fully transferable on an ATF form 3 or form 4. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is factory new in box. Unfired. 53171-13 JWK (15,000-20,000) – Lot 1094

**SPRINGFIELD ARMORY SAR-48 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

SN SA-1591. Cal. 7.62 X 51MM. 22-1/2″ bbl w/flash hider. Extremely high quality and effective machine gun made right here in America. Marked on right side of receiver “1005-SA-48-MATCH” together with Springfield Armory (GENESEO, IL.) logo. This rifle includes one 20 rnd magazine, one 30 round parkerized magazine and a gunner’s tool kit in tin box with brush and pull-through. This American version of the FN-FAL also includes a black web sling and features a fold down bi-pod, and carrying handle. Marked on bottom of receiver, forward of magazine well “IMBEL, ITAJUBA / BRAZIL”. Mechanism operates smoothly by hand under proper spring tension. This weapon appears fully functional. This is a National Firearms Act item and requires BATF approval prior to transfer. This item is fully transferable on an ATF Form 3 or Form 4. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish are extremely fine. Dark black enamel finish and blue on all metal parts. Composite, handguard & buttstock show some light handling marks. This is a very attractive and fine condition specimen. Bore is excellent, shiny & bright. A top quality rifle caliber machine gun of the highest order of reliability and effectiveness. 53239-1 JWK (15,000-20,000) – Lot 1095

**NEAR MINT SPRINGFIELD ARMORY M1A MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

SN 038697. Cal. .308. 25″ bbl with flash hider. Outstanding condition Springfield Armory M1A-E2 machine gun which is the second of a consecutively numbered pair offered in this auction. Includes bipod marked “US Bipod rifle M2”, and one 20 rnd mag. The Springfield Armory M1A was produced in response to market demand for the US GI M-14 select fire machine gun. The M1A incorporates the action and selector which is a copy of the M-14 design and improves it with attached bipod and pistol grip wooden stock, as well as a fold down forward handgrip. The M-14 was the successor to the M1 Garand and BAR within the American rifle squad, with the intention that any soldier issued it could be an automatic rifleman if needed. This is a National Firearms Act item and requires BATF approval prior to transfer. This weapon is fully transferable on an ATF form 3 or form 4. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near mint with only a slight barely discernible wear to the finish where the charging handle and bolt have been pulled to the rear. With some slight brassing to the high edges of the hardware of the flip up butt. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is exceptional, shiny and bright. The condition of this and the other M1A in this auction are the best that can be found. Forward thinking investors, don’t miss this opportunity! 53171-12 JWK (12,000-18,000) – Lot 1096

***EXTREMELY FINE PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE TRW M-14 MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

SN 1472609. Cal. .308. 25-1/2″ bbl with flash hider. Beautiful TRW M-14 machine gun with triangular logo on top of receiver. Bipod and flash hider are present. One magazine included. Extremely attractive walnut stock with eagle under three star cartouche on left side and flip-up buttplate. Bolt and bbl are also TRW. Upper hand guard is hard brown composite which is typical. Receiver SN is the only visible SN. There is a slip of paper with the number “II” taped with clear tape on the right side of stock, just above the magazine well. The M-14 was the army’s successor to the Browning automatic rifle with the doctrine that it could provide automatic support fire as well as fulfilling the role that the semi-automatic M-1 Garand did, with the obvious advantage over the ground of a detachable 20-round box magazine. This is a National Firearms Act item and requires BATF approval prior to transfer. This item is transferable only to current FFL/SOT dealers on an ATF Form 3. Under current ATF guidelines, this weapon may be kept personally when an FFL/SOT sole proprietor relinquishes their license. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine, retaining nearly all its gray/green smooth finish with the receiver and buttplate having more of a gray tint with the bbl and bipod having more of a dark green tint. Wood is very fine with just the slightest of handling marks and typical blemishes where bipod legs have contacted the wood. Mechanics are crisp. Mirror bright bore with extremely clean action. This is as nice an M-14 as one will ever find, obviously exceedingly well cared for. A scarce specimen of a very highly sought machine gun model. 53145-2 JWK (10,000-15,000) – Lot 1097

**EXCEEDINGLY SCARCE KNIGHT’S ARMAMENT COMPANY STONER 63A WITH TOP MAGAZINE FEED MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

SN 179. Cal. 5.56mm. 21″ bbl. Utterly fantastic condition, very rare Knight’s Armament Co. Stoner 63A machine gun set up with bi-pod and one Stoner-63 Cadillac Gage Co. 30 rnd magazine. Semi and full auto selector rotating switch on left side of receiver with a safety at the front of trigger guard reminiscent of the M1 Garand. Flip-up rear sight off-set to left to allow for top load magazine in the Bren gun style. Ejection port to left side. The Stoner 63A was used by Special Operations and Marine units during the Vietnam war and was widely regarded as the finest of the modern machine gun platforms. Incredibly versatile it can be converted to either right or left hand feed as well as top feeding box magazine as this model is. Very scarce in any configuration a very limited number of these guns were assembled onto Knight’s Armament Co. manufactured receivers using remaining G.I. and some new manufactured parts. Fully transferable specimens are highly sought collectors items. They are an utter joy to shoot. This is a National Firearms Act item and requires BATF approval prior to transfer. This weapon is fully transferable on an ATF form 3 or form 4. CONDITION: Overall appears extremely fine original factory blue finish throughout. Only the slightest handling marks discernible upon the closest inspection. Shows little if any use without any brassing to the magazine well. Appears unfired! Mechanics are crisp, brilliant bright extremely fine bore. Wooden handle very fine. Composite parts also very fine to extremely fine. The condition does not get any better than this. 53234-3 JWK (50,000-100,000) – Lot 1098

**MAGNIFICENT GOLD ACCENTED COLT M16A2 AS SPECIALLY MANUFACTURED FOR THE ROYAL HOUSE OF SAUDI ARABIA (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

SN 8189271. Cal 223. 21″ bbl with flash hider. New in original box with gold plated magazine, cleaning kit and Colt manual, written in Arabic, this original Colt manufactured M16A2 was specially made for the Royal House of Saud and incorporates gold plated flash hider, bolt, ejector port cover, magazine release, trigger, fold down trigger guard, retention pins, charging handle, sight adjustment knobs and clamp on carrying handle fastening knobs as well as telescoping buttstock bushing. Royal palm tree over crossed swords on both sides of magazine well make this a strikingly handsome machine gun. This is a National Firearms Act item and requires BATF approval prior to transfer. This weapon is fully transferable on an ATF form 3 or form 4. CONDITION: New in box retaining just about all of its high gloss black finish with gold accents. Anti-corrosion paper still in the bore. Magazine and cleaning kit still in orig plastic wrapping. Bolt has been pulled to the rear to check to insure chamber is not loaded but that is all. Absolutely tremendously attractive gun. Very few of these were ordered and manufactured and this is one which was held back and has now found its way to the surface. It is a fantastic handsome machine gun in extremely fine as new in the box unfired condition. 53234-2 JWK (50,000-75,000) – Lot 1099

**MINT NEW CONDITION U.S. PROPERTY MARKED HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON M16A1 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

SN XXX. Cal. .5.56 MM. Bbl 21″. Utterly new Harrington & Richardson M16A1 w/ H&R Lion logo and “PROPERTY OF U.S. GOVT). Markings on left side magazine well w/typical Harrington & Richardson address. Gun was apparently never numbered at the factory and is registered w/ three “x”s being hand inscribed below the cal. markings on the left side of the magazine well. This is the only SN marking on this weapon. This is the M16A1 in its classic military configuration with triangular handguards, forward assist and bird cage flash hider. Orig moisture absorbent straw still present in bore. Consignor states this gun came from the Harrington & Richardson Museum. Includes 1 20-rd and 2 30-rd magazines. This is a National Firearms Act item and requires BATF approval prior to transfer. This weapon is fully transferable on an ATF form 3 or form 4. CONDITION: Overall finish and appearance is new unfired. However, there is some barely perceptible loss of finish visible where charging handle has rubbed top of receiver. Mechanics are crisp, bore is extremely fine, appears to be unfired. Early rounded type butt pristine. 20 rd magazine is gray with high edge wear. 30-rd magazines very fine to extremely fine. 53170-4 JWK (22,000-32,000) – Lot 1100

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