Mfg. 1884, Serial #273992. 45-70 cal. All original in "Very Good" NRA Antique Cond. Breechblock is correctly marked 1873. Stock cartouches are present but faint (SWP 1884 & circled P). Bore bright/ strong rifling

Rifle. Mfg 1891, Ser #539392. .45-70 cal. All Original in "very good" NRA Autique Cond. Bleechblock is correctly marked 1884. Stock cartouches are present (SWP1891 & circled P). Bore bright/ strong rifling.

Ultramax .45-70 405 gr. RNFP

Action Rifle, Mfg. Waffenbrik Sz. 1944, Ser #836760, 7.5 x 55 cal., 6 rd. detach. mag., All matching #'s., Buttplate soldier ID tag, 13" S.I.G. bayonet w./ scabbard, light 2-stage trigger, Bright bore/ strong rifling, leather sling

7.5 x 55 Swiss 174 gr.. JSP

Ser. #7472, Mfg. Fazerkerley Arsenal 1947, .303 British cal., All mathcing #'s, conical flash bider, 10 rd. detach. mag., no import markings, Bore bright/strong rifling, 50 rd. chest bandolier w./ 10-5 rd. charger clips, sling.

& Bellot .303 Brit. 75 rds.- military surplus .303 Brit.

(Octagon receiver), Mfg. Izhevsk Arsenal 1925, Ser. #83533, 7.62 x 54 R cal., 5 rd. mag., All #'s match, strong rifling, Dk. Artic Birch stock, Bayonet, Sling, Cleaning tools belt pouch, 30rd. belt pouch w/ 6-5 rd. charger clips, unfired since post war refurbish.

corrosive 7.62 x 54R

Mfg. Tula Arsenal 1942, Ser. #918, 7.62 x 54R cal., 5 rd. mag., All #'s match, strong rifling, Bayonet, Sling, Cleaning & tool belt pouch, 30 rd. belt pouch w/ 6-5 rd. charger clips, unfired since post war refurb.

Mfg. Izhevsk Arsenal 1944, ser. #PA6501, 7.62 x 54 R cal., 5 rd. mag. All #'s match, strong rifling, muzzle counterbored, folding spike bayonet, sling, tools & cleaning kit belt pouch, 30 rd, belt pouch w/ 6-5 rd. charger clips, unfired since post war refurbish.

Russian "Golden Tiger" 124 gr. 7.62x39 FMJ-BT non-corrosive

"Overland" Shotgun, Mfg. Amadeo Rossi, Sao Leopoldo, BZ 1982, Ser. #T121192-9792, 12 ga., 28" bbl., 3" Chamb., Mod & F,C., Mirror Bores, double triggers, extractors, beaver tail forearm, high gloss finish, saddle-ring left side, (Period correct for "Cowboy Action Shooting")

barrel shotgun, Mfg. Ithaca Gun Co., N.Y. 1922, Ser# 124989, 12 ga. boxlock, 2 3/4 chamb., 30" bbl., Mod & F.C. Mirror bores, double triggers, receiver engraved with water fowl scene, original leather takedown case included.

Mfg. Winchester Repeating Arms, New Haven Ct., 1909, Ser. #E455925, 16 ga. 2 9/16" chamb., 26" bbl. full choke, 5rd. mag., exposed hammer, takedown frame, bright bore, all original in very good NRA "Antique" cond.

5 Boxes #4 Shot, 5 Boxes #7 1/2 Shot

"Takedown," Mfg. Winchester Reapeating Arms, New Haven Ct. 1946, Ser. #1090383, 12 ga. 2 3/4" chamb., 30" bbl. Full choke, 6 rd. mag. takedown frame, mirror bore, walnut stock, "Redhead" recoil pad. Very good condition.

gun, Mfg. Josef Cap, Liege Belgium 1893, sidelock, 12 ga., 2 3/4" chamb., 27" Turkish Damascus bbls., Walnut stock, splinter fore end. NOTE: Due to needing blackpowder leads, the firing pins are disabled for safety. For display only - i.e. a "wall hanger"

Rifle, conversion to 10 ga. muzzle loading shotgun, Conversion Mfg. by Bannerman & Sons Co. Brooklyn NY., price in their 1896 catalog was $2.15 Fired many times, wad only, at New Years celebration. Includes 200 waxed wads & 200 winged perc. caps (No Transfer Fee & No 4473 Required)

Flintlock Pistol (Reproduction), Mfg. for Hawes in Italy, 1980's, Ser #859, 66 cal., 9" smooth bore bbl., oil finish walnut stock, Brass furniture, authentic of the original in size, weight, & markings. Was in common use in the Revolutionary War period.

Mfg. by Pietta, Gussago, Italy, Ser. #38217, 6 shot cyl. w/ roll engraved Naval Scene, .36 cal. 7 1/2 octagon bbl., Brass frame & backstrap (Confederate), one piece walnut grip, 50 rds .36 cal. ball ammo & 100 percussion caps included.

Mfg. by Pietta, Gussago, Italy, Ser. #38220, 6 shot cyc. w/ roll engraved Naval Scene, 36 cal. 7 1/2 octagon bbl., Brass frame & backstrap (Confederate), one piece walnut grip, 50 rds. .36 cal. ball ammo & 100 percussion caps included.

Pocket Revolver, Mfg. by H&R for Fred Biffar & co., Chicago, Ill., 1898, Ser. #158710, .325 w cal., 3" bbl., bright bore, strong rifling, double action, 5 shot, auto eject, appears to be shot very little, excellent cond.

Hammer" Pocket Revolver, Mfg. Hopkins & Allen Co. Norwich, Ct. 1885-1898, Ser. #2654, .32 s&w cal., 3" bbl., strong rifling, minor pitting, double action, 5-shot, auto eject, Nickle finish, unique patented "folding hammer": non-snag draw from pocket or purse, yet able to thumb cock, very good condition.

85 gr. FMJ

Single Action Pocket Revolver, Mfg. Hopkins & Allen Co. 1870-80, Ser #1161, .22 short cal., 2 3/16" bbl., 7 shot cyl., spur trigger, birds head grip, hammer cock & trigger release works, cyl. indexing worn, Unsafe to Fire- Display Only

action pocket revolver, Mfg. Hopkins & Allen Co. 1870-80 Ser. #19373, .22 short cal., 2 3/8 bbl., 7 shot cyl., spur trigger, birds head grip, hammer cock & trigger, release works, cyl. indexing worn out, Unsafe to Fire-Display Only

revolver, Mfg. Iver Johnson's Arms & Cycle Works, Fitchburg Mass., 1912, Ser.#C64528, .38 S & W cal., 2" bbl (rare), Bright bore, strong refling, double action, 5-shot, auto eject, transfer bar safety, round butt w/ owl head grips, excellent condition.

Remington 146 gr. lead RN.

Revolver, Mfg Sebley & Scott Ltd., Birmingham, England 1956, Ser. #A911, S.P.F. 431 (Singapore Police Force) .380-200 cal., 38 S&W, 5" bbl., double action, 6-shot, auto eject, butt lanyard ring, bright bore, strong rifling, excellent cond.

revolver, Mfg Great Western Arms Co., Los Angelos, Ca. 1957, Ser. #12905, .221 r cal., 5 1/2 bbl., 6-shot, manual eject, stag grips, (Great Westerns were machined as exact copies of the original Colt model P.) Very accurate, excellent cond.

Mfg. Utica Cutlery Co. Utica NY., M16-M7 bayonet style, 7" stainless blade, 11 1/2 O.A.L., stacked leather handle, 1" end lanyard ring, 7 rivet leather belt sheath w/ snap closure, very good condition

in their original WWII packaging. "20 cartridges, Pistol Ball, Caliber .45 M1911, Ammunition Lot W.C.C. 6058, Western cartridge company, disposal of eptied cartridge cases must be made as prescribed by A.R. " One corner opened revealing head stamp: "WCC 42"=1942 Brass was somewhat darkened. Fine steel wool fixed that.

Musket completely disassembled by professional gunsmith and preserved, NOT restored. Wonderful photographs (68 of them) of disassembled musket - know the soul of this gun. Rare, good quality. Weapon served in the Indian Army (Revolution from the East India Company).

Sword fully marked with proof marks from its origin State of Massachusetts. Scabbard has battle damage and possible bullet fragment hole in the scabbard. Rare, good quality.

Fine pistols! .44 caliber muzzleloading dueling pistols from the middle part of the 20th century. Comes with shot & accessories. Also, a cool box for your new treasures! They pack a good punch!

SN 334871

SN 481596

SN 348890

SN 207900

Ammunition

SN 982966

(4 Bullets Missing)

SN 1441733

SN 50947 (Compass is in the stock)

SN 43243

SN 71052

SN 601909

2 1/2" SN SG22206

SN 667913

SN 511ZY50382

SN BUEY508

SN TD218-23CC01636

8 Shot (8 Rounds)

(No Key) 81"H x 49"W x 18"D

Front Paws 65", Back Paws 50", Right to Left Diagonal 75"

Points (1.3" - 2.1" long). Late Archaic to Middle Woodland (3000 BC - 1000 AD). Mounted in a 5.25" x 8.25" folk-art style frame. Some pieces have damage typical of field finds and the frame is used with some wear.

Points (1.1" -2.4" long). Late Archaic to Middle Woodland (3000 BC -1000 AD). Mounted in 6.5" x 12.5" folk-art style frame. Some pieces have damage typical of field finds and the frame is used with some wear.

Points (.7" - 1.8" long). Late Archaic to Middle Woodland (3000 BC - 1000 AD). Mounted in a 10.7" x 10.7" frame. Some pieces have damage typical of field finds and the frame is used with some wear.

Points (.63 - 1.2" long). This is a collection of 'blunts'. Ancient arrowheads re-purposed in hide-scraping tools. Material ranges from Indiana hornstone to Ohio Coshocton. Late Archaic to Middle Woodland (3000 BC - 1000 AD). Mounted in a 10" x 13" 1960's vintage frame. Some pieces have damage typical of field finds and the frame is used with some wear.

Points (1" - 3" long). Middle Archaic to Early Woodland (4000 BC - 500 AD). Mounted in a 10.5" x 14.5" 1960's vintage frame. Some pieces have damage typical of field finds and the frame is used with some wear.

Points and (2) bone awls. Middle Archaic to Early Woodland (4000 BC - 500 AD). Arrowheads are 1" - 2" long and the awls are 3.1" -3.2" long. Mounted in a 10.5" x 14.5" 1960's vintage frame. Some pieces have damage typical of field finds and the frame is used with some wear.

Points and (2) bone awls. Middle Archaic to Early Woodland (4000 BC - 500 AD). Arrowheads are 1.1" - 2.4" long and the awls are 2.7" - 3.2" long. Mounted in a 10.5" x 14.5" 1960's vintage frame. Some pieces have damage typical of field finds and the frame is used with some wear.

Points (1.1" - 3.9" long). Middle Archaic to Early Woodland (4000 - 500 AD). Mounted in a 10.5" x 14.5" 1960's vintage frame. Some pieces have damage typical of field finds and the frame is used with some wear.

Points (1.6" - 3" long). Middle Archaic to Early Woodland (4000 BC - 500 AD). Mounted in a 14" x 17" 1960's vintage frame. Some pieces have damage typical of field finds and the frame is used with some wear.

Points (1.3" - 2.6" long). Middle Archaic to Early Woodland (4000 BX - 500 AD). Mounted in a 13.5" x 17.5" 1940's vintage frame. Some pieces have damage typical of field finds and the frame is used with some wear.

(Reproduced from the Original Production)

Professionally Restored & Reframed w/ original frame/finish 23" x 19"

13" x 11"

'On the Alert" Two Hunting Dogs at the Ready

Scratch, Hand Carved Wooden Pipe

Socks

Winchester, Colt, Browning, Remington: Kirkland, K. D.