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PICKUP & SHIPPING DETAILS PICKUP WILL BE HELD AT OUR AUCTION HALL LOCATED AT 303 MAIN STREET LOGANVILLE, GA 30052. PICKUP DATES ARE MONDAY & TUESDAY, JANUARY 13-14TH FROM10AM - 6PM SHIPPING: SHIPPING CAN BE ARRANGED ON ALL GUNS IN-HOUSE FIRST STEP IS GETTING YOUR LOCAL FFL TO EMAIL US A COPY OF THERE LICENCE TO BRAXTON@AUCTION78.COM WE USE SHIPPING SAINT TO GET YOU THE BEST RATE. SO BE ON THE LOOKOUT FOR A TEXT OR EMAIL TO SELECT PICKUP OR SHIPPING AND PAY ONLINE FOR THE SHIPPING. IT'S THAT EASY! SHIPPING PAYMENT: JUST ENTER YOUR CARD INFORMATION WHEN YOUR SHIPPING AMOUNT IS READY ON SHIPPING SAINT AND YOU ARE DONE. WE WILL HELP AS MUCH AS WE CAN. SHIPPING RATES GO UP EACH DAY SO KNOW WHAT YOU ARE BUYING AND BE SMART WHEN IT COMES TO SHIPPING. OUR STORE NUMBER IS 770-466-0748 FOR ANY QUESTIONS.

SHOWS WEAR FROM USE AND HAS HOLSTER WEAR. THE REAR SIGHT IS MISSING. THE ACTION IS NOT WORKING AND COCKING THE HAMMER DOES NOT ADVANCE THE CYLINDER.

NOT WORKING THIS IS A PARTS ONLY GUN. SEE PICTURES.

MISSING THE HAMMER, GRIPS, HAMMER SPRING, AND TRIGGER GUARD AT A MINIMUM. SEE PICTURES FOR DETAILS. HAS RUST OVER MOST THE GUN

THIS IS A FUBE FED BOLT ACTION RIFLE. IT IS IN NICE SHAPE OVERALL. THERE ARE SOME SMALL RUBS/ DINGS IN THE STOCK AND THERE IS SOME LIGHT SURFACE RUST ON THE BARREL.

THE SMALL HANDLE THAT OPENS THE BRECH IS BROKEN OFF BUT YOU CAN STILL OPEN AND CLOSE IT. HAS SURFACE RUST ON THE BARREL. THE STOCK LOOKS DECENT

COMES WITH A BAYONET WITHOUT A SHEATH. THIS RIFLE WAS MADE IN BERLIN, GERMANY. SEE PICTURES FOR DETAILS.THE SERIAL NUMBER IS C7256 BUT THE BAYONET DOES NOT MACTH

THE LAST PATENT DATE IS 1882. HAS A 6" BARREL. THE ACTION APPERS TO BE FUNCTIONING FINE BUT NO GUARENTEE THAT IT IS SAFE TO SHOOT. SEE PICTURES FOR CONDITION

HAS THE FOLDING BAYONET THAT IS ATTACHED. THE SERIAL NUMBER IS 6033. THE STOCK HAS LINE CRACKS FROM DRYING OUT.

THIS RIFLE WAS MADE IN 1889 AND WAS CONVERTED TO THE 6.5MM CARTRIDGE. COMES WITH A BAYONET THAT IS MARKED TERNI 1886 ON THE SHEATH

HAS A STOCK STORAGE COMPARTMENT. HAS DUAL SET TRIGGER. HAS A HEAVY OCTAGON BARREL. SEE PICTURES FOR DETAILS.

THE CALIBER APPEARS TO BE 6.5. THE STOCK SERIAL NUMBER DOES NOT MATCH. THE RIFLE SERIAL NUMBER IS OB5404. THE BAYONET HAS THE SHEATH AND THE FROG. COMES WITH THE SLING

HAS A HALF OCTAGON BARREL. HAS A 2 CLICK HAMMER LOCK MECHANISM. APPEARS TO BE A .30 CAL SMOOTH BORE.

THIS IS A TOP BREAK 5 SHOT .32 CAL REVOLVER. IT STILL HAS A GOOD BIT OF ORIGINAL FINISH BUT DEFINITLY HAS WEAR. APPEARS TO BE FULLY FUNCTIONAL BUT NO GUARENTEES IT IS SAFE TO SHOOT.

WHEN YOU REMOVE THE BARRELS THEY ARE MARKED WITH THE BELGIUM ELG IN A OVAL MARK. DOUBLE BARREL SIDE BY SIDE HAMMER FIRED DUAL TRIGGER SHOTGUN. HAS WEAR FROM USE SEE PICTURES.

THERE DO NOT APPEAR TO BE ANY MAKERS MARK. THE ONLY VISABLE MARK IS THE SCRE UNDER THE BARREL IS MARKED 74. HAS NICE ENGRAVING. UNIQUE DESIGN WHERE THE HAMMER IS ALSO THE REAR OF THE CHAMBER. SEE PICTURES FOR DETAILS.

HAS A DEMASCUS TWIST STEEL BARREL. THE ONLY VISABLE MARK IS A 3 STAMPED INFRONT OF THE TRIGGER GUARD.

THE CADET RIFLE BECAME POPULAR DURING WW1 WHEN BOY SCOUTS AND GROUPS USED THEM FOR BOYS TO PRACTICE SHOOTING AND DRILLING. THIS WAS TO MIMIC A FULL SIZE RIFLE WITH THE FULL LENGTH STOCK. THIS IS A TAKE DOWN RIFLE WITH THE SCREW UNDER THE RECEIVER. THE BORE COULD USE A CLEANING. IT IS HARD TO SEE THE CONDITION. THIS RIFLE HAS BEEN DRY FIRED AND THE FIRING PIN IS SLIGHTLY MUSHROOMED.

THIS GUN WAS BOUGHT BY A LADY WHO BOUGHT IT FOR SELF DEFENSE. SHE SHOT IT ONCE THEN LEFT IT LOADED. IT IS IN GREAT SHAPE. COMES WITH THE RUGER LCR ZIPPER CASE.

THIS GUN WAS BOUGHT BY A LADY WHO BOUGHT IT FOR SELF DEFENSE. SHE SHOT IT ONCE THEN LEFT IT LOADED. IT IS IN GREAT SHAPE AND COMES WITH A THE ORIGINAL ZIPPER PADDED CASE.

THE SERIAL NUMBER APPEARS TO BE 19850. THE STOCK HAS BEEN REFEINISHED AND THERE IS RUST ON THE BARREL. SEE PICTURES.

SERIAL NUMBER 72334. COMES WITH THE DUST SHIELD AND THE BAYONET W/O A SHEATH. HAS JAPANESE PROOF MARKS ON THE CHAMBER. THE STOCK MAY HAVE BEEN REPLACED AT SOME POINT. THE STOCK IS A SINGLE PIECE LIKE YOU USUALLY FIND ON A TRAINING RIFLE BUT THIS IS A REAL RIFLE.

THIS SPORTING RIFLE WAS MADE IN LANCASTER PA. IT HAS A HEAVY OCTAGON BARREL. HAS A DUAL SET TRIGGER. HAS A NICE STOCK. THE BARREL DOES HAVE SOME PITTING ACROSS MOST OF IT. HAS A BRASS STORAGE COMPARTMENT IN THE STOCK.

HAS A NICE CASE HARDENED FRAME. THERE IS A SIDE LEVER THAT BREAKS THE ACTION. THE BUTTON ON THE SIDE ALLOWS THE RIFLE TO FOLD ALL THE WAY. HAS " G B U" PROOF MARKS WITH CROWNS ABOVE THEM.

PERCUSSION LOCK BUT THE HAMMER DOES NOT STAY LOCKED BACK. HAS DUAL SET TRIGGERS. HAS A HEAVY OCTAGON BARREL AND HAS THE STORAGE IN THE STOCK. HAS A HEART AND MOON INLAY THAT IS MADE OF GERMAN SILVER. THE RAM ROD IS BROKEN.

THE RIFLE SHOWS WEAR FROM USE. SEE PICTURES FOR CONDITION. THE MARK ON THE CHAMBER HAS BEEN REMOVED. THE SERIAL NUMBER ON THE ACTION IS L5562. THE NUMBER ON THE STOCK AND CLEANING ROD IS B6938. THE BAYONET NUMBER IS S9695. HAS THE SHAKING HAND PROOF MARKS. THE BAYONET AND THE TOP HANDGUARD IS MARKED RA

COMES WITH A SLING. THE SHOTGUN HAS SOME LIGHT WEAR BUT IS IN GOOD SHAPE. HAS A 18.5" CYLINDER BORE BARREL WITH A 3" CHAMBER. COMES WITH A PISTOL GRIP FOR IT.

HAS A FIXED FULL CHOKE. THE SERIAL NUMBER IS 719390 AND IT MATCHES ON THE RECEIVER AND MAGAZINE TUBE. THE SHOTGUN DOES SHOW ITS AGE AND HAS WEAR AND SOME SURFACE RUST SEE PICTURES.

HAS A NICE 22.5" OCATGON BARREL. THIS IS A TAKEDOWN MODEL WITH THE LEVER ON THE RIGHT SIDE. HAS A NICE PETINA AND A POLISHED FRAME.

SERIAL NUMBER IS 86094. THE RIFLE SHOWS ITS AGE. THE STOCK HAS WEAR/ DINGS. THE FRAME HAS SOME PITTING. THE REAR SIGHT IS MISSING THE ELVATION ADJUSTER AND HAS BEEN BENT AND HAS A SMALL CRACK. THE BORE HAS SOME RUST.

THIS ONE IS CHAMBERED IN .38 S&W WITH A 4" BARREL. THE REVOLVER FEATURES ENGRAVING ON BOTH SIDES AND ON THE CYLINDER. THE SERIAL NUMBER IS 421401

THE RIFLE IS IN NICE SHAPE OVERALL. THERE IS WEAR FROM USE OVER THE YEAR. THE WOOD HAS SOME RUBS/ DENTS AND A HAZE IN THE FINISH. THERE IS A LITTLE BIT OF LIGHT SURFACE RUST NEAR THE END OF THE BARREL. THE SERIAL NUMBER IS 347850

THE SERIAL NUMBER IS 300642 WHICH PLACES THE YEAR OF MANUFACTURING AT 1904. THE RIFLE IS IN NICE CONDITION OVERALL. THERE ARE SOME RUBS/ DINGS IN THE WOOD. THE RECEIVER HAS WEAR FROM USE. THE REAR SIGHT LOOK LIKE IT CRACK RIGHT ABOVE WHERE THE ELEVATION ADJUSTER IS.

THE SHOTGUN IS IN NICE SHAPE OVERALL. IT HAS A 28" BARREL WITH A FIXED MODIFIED CHOKE AND A 2 3/4" CHAMBER. HAS SOME WEAR FROM USE AND HAS LIGHT PITTING ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE RECEIVER.

COMES WITH A TASCO PRONGHORN 3-9 X 40 SCOPE W/ CAPS. HAS HAD SOME SLIGHT MODIFICATION DONE TO MAKE IT EASIER TO SHOOT. AND EXTENDED HAMMER WAS PUT ON TO COCK IT WITH THE SCOPE ON. A LEVER WAS ADDED TO THE MAGAZINE TUBE END SO YOU CAN LOAD IT THROUGH THE END. THE LENGTH OF PULL WAS SLIGHTLY SHORTENED TO 12.75".

THIS IS AN EARLY SECOND MODEL J STEVENS .22 CAL POCKET RIFLE WITH A 18" BARREL. THERE IS A DOVETAIL IN THE BUTT OF THE GRIP THAT WOULD ALLOW YOU TO ATTACH A STOCK. BEING THAT THE BARREL IS OVER 16 INCHES YOU COULD LEGALLY ATTACH ONE. HAS ADJUSTABLE REAR SIGHT. THE BORE IS PITTED. THE SERIAL NUMBER IS 6060.

HAS SOME SLIGHT WEAR AND HAS BEEN SHOT BUT NOT EXTENSIVELY. STILL HAVE A VERY TIGHT CYLINDER LOCK UP.

HAS SOME SLIGHT WEAR AND HAS BEEN SHOT BUT NOT EXTENSIVELY. STILL HAVE A VERY TIGHT CYLINDER LOCK UP.

THE REVOLVER LOOKS LIKE IT WAS HARDLY SHOT. THIS REVOLVER IS VERY LIGHT AND WOULD MAKE A GREAT CARRY GUN.

HAS A CLEAN BORE. THERE ARE WHAT APPEAR TO BE VISE MARKS ON THE CHAMBER. MANUFACTURED BY MASS. ARMS CO. CHICOPEE FALLS. BREECH LOADED PERCUSSION RIFLE. THE STOCK IS IN NICE SHAPE. THERE ARE A LOT OF SMALL DINGS ON THE TOP OF THE BARREL.

THIS WAS A US CONTRACT 1864 MUSKET MADE BY PARKER'S NOW & CO IN MERIDEN CONN. IT WAS LATER CONVERTED WITH THE MILLER CONVERSION. THE CONVERSION HAS A PATENT DATE OF 1865. THE BARREL IS NOW RIFLED AND SHOOTS .58 RIMFIRE. THE FIRING PIN LOOKS A LITTLE MUSHROOMED OVER. THE CLEANING ROD IS MISSING AND THERE IS A HAIRLINE CRACK ON THE SIDE LEFT OF THE STOCK NEAR THE CHAMBER. THE BORE IS REALLY NICE

THIS IS AN EARLY COLT DERRINGER W/ A BRASS FRAME. THIS PISTOL IS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION AND THE THE FINISH ON THE BARREL, HAMMER, AND TRIGGER LOOKS GREAT. THERE IS SOME SLIGHT WEAR/ FINE LINES FROM USE. SEE PICTURES.

THIS IS THE RARE .44 RIMFIRE VERSION OF THE FRANK WESSON CARBINE. THIS WAS MADE WITH THE 24" BARREL FOR MILITARY USE. THESE WERE SOLD TO LOCAL MILITIAS AND SMALL UNITS DURING THE CIVIL WAR. THE LAST PATENT DATE ON THIS IS 1862. THE FRAME HAS SOME PITTING AND THE STOCK HAS A SMALL HAIRLINE CRACK. SERIAL NUMBER 7129. THE FRONT "TRIGGER" OPENS THE ACTION AND THE REAR TRIGGER FIRES THE GUN.

THE MUSKET HAS A POLISHED FINISH. HAS NEWER TOOL MARKS NEAR THE CHAMBER. HAS MANY PROOF MARKS STAMPED INTO THE METAL AND WOOD STOCK.

THIS IS A RARE CALVARY CARBINE THAT WAS USED BY THE AUSTRIAL MILITARY. THE SMALL LIGHT WEIGHT FORM FACTOR MADE IT GOOD FOR HORSE BACK UNITS. THIS ONE IS DATED TO 1861. THE RAM ROD IS MISSING. THE STOCK CRACKED ALONG THE LEFT SIDE AND APPEARS TO HAVE BEEN GLUED. SEE PICTURES FOR CONDITION

THE SERAIL NUMBER IS 702040 B WHICH PLACES THIS GUN AS A 1918 MANUFACTURE. THIS WAS ACTUALLY THE SECOND TO THE LAST RIFLE MADE IN 1918. THE 1919 PRODUCTION YEAR STARTED WITH SERIAL NUMBER 702042. THIE RIFLE IS IN VERY NICE SHAPE OVERALL AND EVERTHING WORKS. THE RIFLE HAS A REAL NICE PETINA TO IT. HAS SOME WEAR BUT IT IS HONEST WEAR FROM BEING 106 YEARS OLD.

THIS IS A NICE EXMPLE OF A HALL-NORTH BREECH LOADING CARBINE. THIS HAS THE RARE .52 CAL RIFLED BARREL. THIS ONE WAS PRODUCED AND MARKED 1851. HAS A NICE PETINA FROM ITS AGE SEE PICTURES FOR DETAILS. THERE IS A CRACK IN THE STOCK OF THE LEFT SIDE BEHIND THE ACTION.

THAS THE RAMP REAR SIGHT. HAS A SERIAL NUMBER OF 369937. HAS THE VP AND EAGLE PROOF MARK. NICE CONDITION OVERALL SEE PICTURES.

THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL EXAMPLE OF A MATCHED SET OF DUALING DERRINGERS. THIS IS A COMPLET SET THAT COMES WITH EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO LOAD THE PISTOLS. ALL YOU NEED IS POWDER AND SOME LEAD. THEIR SERIAL NUMBERS ARE 958A & 958B.HAS NICE CASE HARDENING AND ENGRAVING. THEY COME IN A FAUX BOOK THAT DISPLAYS THEM WELL. SEE PICTURES THEY ARE MINT CONDITION.

THIS IS A MODEL 1836 FLINT LOCK PISTOL THAT WAS MADE IN 1839 AND IS DATED AS SUCH ON THE LOCK PLATE. THIS IS A UNIQUE DESIGN THAT FEATURES AS RETAINED RAM ROD ON A SWIVEL MOUNT. IT IS MARKED US EBP ON TOP OF THE BARREL. VERY NICE FOR ITS AGE SEE PICTURES FOR DETAILS. .54 CAL

WHITNEY CONTRACT CONVERSION. THE LOCK PLATE IS MARKED WITH THE FAMOUS HARPERS FERRY ARMORY FROM THE SLAVE REBELLION THAT JOHN BROWN TRIED TO START WHEN HE RAIDED THE HARPERS FERRY ARMORY. THIS WAS CONVERTED TO FIRE FROM A PERCUSSION CAP BUT THE NIPPLE LOOKS LIKE IT WAS KNOCKED OFF. SEE PICTURES. HAS LIGHT PITTING AND DINGS IN THE BARREL.

THE LOCK PLATE IS MARKED 1864 BUT THE CONVERSION TO TRAPDOOR WAS DONE IN 1870 WHICH IS WHAT APPEARS TO BE ON THE TOP. SHOWS WEAR FROM ITS AGE. SEE PICTURES. COMES WITH A SOCKET BAYONET THAT HAS A SHEATH.

THIS IS A DSIPLAY BOX THAT WOULD HOLD THE .22 CAL COMMEMORATIVE COLT REVOLVER FOR JOHN WAYNE.RED VELVET LINED AND HAS A PLAQUE INSIDE. THIS IS THE BOX ONLY