Session FOUR APRIL 9, 2008 Auction begins at 7pm
1151. Framed display under glass of Weatherby ammunition, 12 bullets each marked as to caliber, with emblem "Nothing Shoots Flatter, Hits Harder, or is More Accurate". $50$100. 1152. Box lot consisting of books on the Civil War, Civil War bullets and metal fragments, White Mountain Hunter knife in original box, toy gatling gun, etc. Est.: $100$200/lot. 1153. Older reproduction of a Marlin Firearms Co. poster, showing cowboy with woolly chaps stalking an elk, framed in rustic wood, approx. 18"x16" overall. A nice decorator. Est.: $50$100. 1154. Interesting brass belt buckle, approx. 4" high by 2" wide, marked "Station Master GWR Birmingham", in overall good condition; back is stamped "Made in England". Est.: $75$100. 1155. 1935P dollar, NGC AU58, tough Pmint to obtain. Est.: $50$100. 1156. H&R Hammerless topbreak double action revolver, .32 cal., blue finish, hard rubber grips, #152053. Revolver shows approx. 85% original finish, bore is excellent, action is tight. Hard to find in blue. Est.: $100$200. 1157. Iver Johnson Target Sealed 8 double action revolver, .22 cal., #M89270. Revolver retains approx. 85%90% original blue, action is a little loose, bore is very good, stocks show light handling, but otherwise a nice little gun. Est.: $100$200. 1158. Lot of four (4) excellent condition rifle scopes, including a Simmons Whitetail Classic in box; a Redfield 2x7x, a Redfield Tracker, and an Ultra Vision 39x32. Est.: $100$200/lot. 1159. Ammo lot: 500 rounds of 3006 cartridges. Est.: $100$200/lot. 1160. 2007S Presidential Proof dollar, PF69 UltraCameo, in original pack. Est.: $100$150/set. 1161. Iver Johnson Champion single shot shotgun, 12 ga., blued finish, walnut stocks, NSNV, in good mechanical condition with an excellent bore and tight action; light plum color overall. Est.: $100$200. 1162. Russian MoisinNagant bolt action rifle, 7.63 cal., #NT6995. This 1942 dated Russian service rifle remains in very good original condition with thin original blue, very good bore, with functioning action. Est.: $100$200. 1163. Lot of reloading dies for big bore rifle cartridges; 6 sets by RCBS. Est.: $100$200/lot. 1164. Unusual organizational sword with wrapped pewter grip, hilt shows initials "UIRH", name "Jos. Shea" on blade, blade agent marked "Limerick, Baltimore, Maryland" and shows American eagle, in good condition with scabbard. Est.: $100$200. 1165. Savage pump rifle, .22 cal., 24" octagon barrel, brown patina finish, wood stocks, #2566. Rifle is in overall fair condition showing an old cleaning to metal surfaces that has gone back to a light patina, good bore, markings and action, good wood, no magazine and missing front sight. Est.: $100$150. 1166. U.S. 1874 nickel threecent piece, NGC MS62, nice. Est.: $90$180. 1167. U.S. 1856 large cent, EF45 chocolate brown. Est.: $100$200. 1168. Beautiful oftheperiod prewar quality print of cowboy and his horse by F.E. Schoonover, approx. 6"x19" image size, framed in period crinkled glass frame, all in overall good condition. Est.: $150$300. 1169. Ammo lot: 16 boxes of .22250. Est.: $100$200/lot. 1170. Custom Hollywood Celebrity knife mounted on wooden plaque, approx. 10" overall with stag and wood grip, overall fine condition, by Stapal. Est.: $150$200. 1171. H&A "XL" Bulldog double action revolver, .38 cal., nickel finish, hard rubber grips, #5390. Revolver remains in very good overall condition having been lightly cleaned at one point, nickel shows approx. 90% thinning overall, case color on triggerguard remains approx. 40% vivid, grip panels are in very good condition; action is tight, bore is excellent. Est.: $100$200. 1172. S&W Hand Ejector double action revolver, .32 cal., 4" barrel, blue finish, hard rubber grips, #65196. Revolver remains in fair to good original condition showing heavy cleaning at one point and very little original finish, grip panels show slight loss at heel of left grip, action remains tight, bore is very good. Est.: $100$200. 1173. Bonanza ungraded US coin lot, consisting of JFK half dollars; specifically including two half dollars, 1966 & 1968; four half dollars, 1972 & 1977; twenty five bicentennial half dollars, 1976; five half dollars, 1983, 1984, 1986 & 1988; twenty 1971 half dollars; eighteen 1974 half dollars; thirty one 1972 half dollars; twenty 1971 half dollars and nineteen 1973 half dollars. Est.: $100$200/lot. 1174. Limited edition Winchester rifle bullet board, Series No. 1, displaying bullets from .224 thru .458, nicely mounted on old wood frame, 23"x15", with reproduction of Winchester advertising poster in background. Est.: $200$300. 1175. Lot five (5) booklets, incl. a long out of print original "Custer's Indian Battle", by Col. Bates, hand inscribed by Bates and dated 61136, in fair condition showing some water damage; and four (4) different Winchester advertising catalogs, one for HighPower Rifles and Ammunition, one for Shotguns and Loaded Shells, one Winchester .22 cal. Rifles and Ammunition, and a red/white/blue Catalog 89. Great research references for the serious Winchester collector, all in fair+ condition and long out of print. Est.: $150$300/lot. 1176. Original factory Smith & Wesson black fabric covered cardboard box for a .38 DA Perfected Model revolver, nickel, 4" barrel, in overall good condition with end label. Would greatly enhance a fine condition gun of this configuration. Est.: $150$300. 1177. Art glass overlaid bowl, signed "D'Argental", competitor of Galle'. Est.: $150$300. 1178. Mideastern hand woven rug, probably Afghanistan, approx. 56"x76", early 20th Century. Original tag price $1,200. Est.: $150$300. 1179. Early ammo box lot: Eighteen (18) boxes, mostly military, including 9mm Luger, .280 rimless, .50 Express, .43 Spanish, .57 Snyder, .38 Colt DA, .38 S&W, and .38 Army Marksmanship unit (AMU). For Colt target pistols. Est.: $250$500/lot. 1180. Lot of four (4) Remington knives, all in their factory boxes: 175th Anniversary; Model 4468; Model 4243; and a Waterfall Model R2. All folders in excellent condition. Very collectible. Est.: $200 $400/lot. 1181. 1893P dollar, XF45 P/Q, key to putting a date set of dollars. Est.: $250$500. 1182. 1877P trade dollar, CH/AU. Est.: $300$500. 1183. Bonanza lot of thirteen (13) various glass paperweights. An instant collection with different sizes, designs, ages, etc. Est.: $250$350/lot. 1184. A.H. Fox Gun Co. SxS hammerless shotgun, 12 ga., 28" barrels, Sterlingworth fluid compressed steel barrels, checkered wood stocks, #126714. Shotgun is in overall good condition showing an even brown patina on the barrels and silvery case hardening on the receiver with traces of case color in protected areas; good bores, action and markings, good wood with worn checkering. Est.: $250$450. 1185. Ammo lot: 200 rounds 22250. Est.: $200$400/lot. 1186. Good condition military kepi hat, dark blue with black bill and strap attached by spread eagle gold buttons; size 7 1/8 marked inside sweat band and marked in the interior lining "Henderson & Co. Band & Military Clothiers 11th & Race Sts., Philadelphia"; appears to be of late 1800's vintage with crossed sabers "7" cavalry brass insignia on front of kepi that likely was a later addition, as the size of the piece is larger than one would expect with this era's style of kepi. Est.: $200$400. 1187. 1884CC U.S. Morgan silver dollar, from GSA Hoard, MS64 PCGS. Est.: $200$400. 1188. Artwork by Dave Chapple, of two pintail ducks in stream, image size 11"x14", beautifully and professionally framed and matted, overall frame size 21"x23. A lovely rendition for the hunter's gun room. Est.: $250$500. 1189. U.S. Model 1860 staff and field officer's style sword with late styling, blade marked "Knights of St. John" and maker marked "Charles Svendsen, Cincinnati, Ohio", in good overall condition. An unusual sword with military pattern, with scabbard. Est.: $200$400. 1190. Ruger 10/22 semiauto rifle, .22 cal., blued finish, checkered walnut stocks, #11375164. Rifle remains in very good original condition showing light muzzle wear and just the slightest scuffing to the stock; complete with Leupold 4power scope with clear optics, scope covers, and nylon sling. Est.: $250$400. 1191. Mauser Model 1898 Columbian bolt action rifle by R. Famage, 3006 cal., #F.28158 nonmatching, in very good original condition, metal shows light pitting, probable old arsenal refinish, with wood showing oil stains, dings and mars; tight action, excellent bore. Est.: $200$400. 1192. Colt Model 1903 Pocket Hammerless, .32 ACP cal., blued finish, hard rubber grips, #438824. This nicely refinished pistol remains in excellent overall condition with tight action and very good bore; grips show light flattening to checkers but otherwise very nice; correct Colt twotone magazine included. Est.: $300$600. 1193. 1854 U.S. silver Seated Liberty quarter, with arrows, AU to unc, dull. Est.: $300$500. 1194. U.S. Type III replica gold dollar, in 14K bezel on 16" 14K Y/G chain. Est.: $350$500. 1195. 1913 U.S. $5 Indian gold, about uncir. Est.: $350$500. 1196. Bonanza lot of collectible ammunition, many full boxes, some partials including approx. 27 boxes of .22 cal. of several different brands (RemUMC "dogbone"; Winchester Leader Staynless, etc.); two bricks of Winchester .22LR in wooden display boxes; 3 boxes of shotgun shells, 10, 12 & 28 gauges; two boxes of Winchester 12 gauge rifle slugs; one box of .35 Winchester; and several other boxes of handgun and rifle ammo. Est.: $300$500/lot. 1197. Smith & Wesson K38 DA revolver, .38 Spec. cal., early production series, 6" barrel, blued finish, diamond checkered wood grips, target sights, hammer and trigger, #K293207. Revolver shows approx. 96% original bright blue with wear at the edges and index line around cylinder; grips are fine, great case colors to hammer and trigger, action is crisp, bore is excellent. Est.: $300$600. 1198. Winchester Model 94 lever action Carbine, 3030 cal., 20" barrel, blue finish, wood stocks, #1567069. Carbine is in overall good condition with approx. 60% muted original finish remaining on metal parts, good bore, action and markings, wood has been refinished and shows a crack on the forearm and nicks and mars on the buttstock from storage and carry; aftermarket rubber buttpad added. Est.: $200$400. 1199. Italianmade SxS hammerless shotgun, 12 ga., 271/2" barrels, #59026. Shotgun is in overall good condition showing approx. 70% muted blue finish to barrels, frame is "in the white"; bore, action and markings are good; checkered wood stocks are good, sling swivels present. Est.: $300$500. 1200. Marlin Model 1893 lever action rifle, rechambered to .357 Magnum per stamping at breech of barrel, 24" octagon barrel, reblued finish, wood stocks, #105988. Rifle is in overall fair condition as reconditioned; bore is fair, action is good, wood has been refinished and shows two dowel repairs at wrist, left side of receiver taped for a sidemount rear sight. Est.: $350$550. 1201. S&W .35 Auto, .35 S&W Auto cal., blued finish, wood grips, #663. Pistol remains in good overall condition showing approx. 85% original finish with light scuffs and highpoint edgewear overall; action is good, bore is very good. Est.: $300$600. 1202. Colt Model 1908 Pocket Hammerless, .380 cal., blued finish, black hard rubber grips, #106246. This desirable Shanghai Municipal Police model has been refinished probably in China and numbered #2192 in addition to its Colt serial number; pistol has replaced Chinese hard rubber checkered grips, as well as lanyard loop to left side of frame. A hard to find variation of the Colt Pocket Hammerless. Est.: $250$500. 1203. Winchester Model 90 pump rifle, .22 WRF cal., 24" octagon barrel, blue finish, wood stocks, #799208. Rifle is in overall very good condition showing approx. 80% muted original finish, very good bore, sharp markings, very good wood with some scattered nicks and mars from carry and storage; adjustable tang sight, replaced "Patent Pending" ramp front sight. Est.: $400$600. 1204. Remington Model 700 bolt action rifle, .375 H&H mag. cal., 25" round heavy barrel, blue finish, checkered wood stock, #B6385996. Rifle is in overall fine condition showing approx. 98% original finish to metal surfaces, fine bore, markings and action; receiver tapped for scope mounts, jeweled bolt, fine stock with several scratches from storage, hard rubber buttpad, leather sling. Est.: $400$600. 1205. Decanter with sterling silver Art Nouveau style overlay, well marked. Est.: $250$500. 1206. Nice quality watercolor of Rocky Mountain Trapper, by wellknown Southern California artist Jordan, dated 1981, 10"x8" image size, nicely framed and matted. Est.: $250$500. 1207. Lot of two (2) American Indian beaded buckskin items, one a belt and the other a rifle case showing some age. Est.: $300$600/lot. 1208. U.S. Liberty $5 gold, Indian head, 1909 dated, in holder, ungraded. Est.: $250$500. 1209. 1853 Type I Liberty Head U.S. gold dollar, MS64 NGC. Est.: $400$500. 1210. Sako Model LS79 bolt action rifle, .270 cal., #112085. Rifle remains in very good overall condition showing light field use, blue to metal surfaces is approx. 85%90%, blondish stock shows excellent skipline checkering, rubber buttplate is worn and needs to be replaced; with Bausch & Lomb Balvar 8 scope with clear optics; action is good, bore is excellent. Rifle needs a light cleaning and its old leather sling replaced. Est.: $400$600. 1211. Marlin Model 1894S lever action Carbine, .44 Rem. mag. or .44 Spl. cal., 20" round barrel, blue finish, smooth wood stocks, #10085593. Carbine is in overall very good to fine condition showing approx. 97% original finish with several small spots of erosion and light surface rust on the frame that should clean; fine bore, action and markings, wood shows several slight nicks from storage. Est.: $200 $350. 1212. Ruger No. 1S Medium Sporter single shot rifle, 4570 cal., 22" barrel, blue finish, walnut stock and Ruger recoil pad, #13312327. Rifle remains in excellent overall condition with a few light storage impressions in the stock and a small mar in the rib. Est.: $400$600. 1213. U.S. Model M8 flare pistol, U.S. Air Force issue 1943, made by Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co., with rare extension, in fine to excellent condition. Est.: $300$600. 1214. Ammo lot: 500 rounds .22 Hornet. Est.: $300$600/lot. 1215. 1822 bust half dollar, key date, CH/AU. Est.: $500$750. 1216. 18920 U.S. Morgan silver dollar, MS63 PCGS. Est.: $250$400. 1217. U.S. 1857 flying eagle cent, MS63 dull. Est.: $200$400. 1218. 1883 U.S. $10 gold, MS61 NGC, coronet Type 2. Est.: $350$500. 1219. 19th Century small sword with faceted steel decorated hilt, original scabbard marked "P&S Firmin, 153 Strand", and "13 Conduit St., London", in nearly fine condition, in original scabbard showing slight tatters. Est.: $300$600. 1220. U.S. Model 1850 officer's sword, with nice engraved scabbard, imported blade that has been re nickeled, in fair overall condition. A typical sword of the Civil War era that needs TLC and restoration. Est.: $300$600. 1221. English 19th Century faceted steel hilted small sword, with original brocade hanger and scabbard, nicely etched blade, in very good+ to nearly fine condition. Est.: $300$600. 1222. Heavyduty large English materialcovered wood case, trimmed in leather, by Fortnam & Mason Sports Dept., London in overall good to very good condition, approx. 53" long, 11" wide and 9" deep. This case is set up for 4 rifles and fits a shotgun butt Winchester Model 1895; top lid is stenciled "E.B.B.". Quite an impressive casing with good strong handle and lock. Est.: $600$1,000. 1223. Remington Model 700 bolt action rifle, .458 Win. mag. cal., 25" heavy round barrel, blue finish, checkered pistol grip wood stock, #B6302962. This big game rifle is in overall fine condition with approx. 98% original finish remaining on metal surfaces, fine bore, action and markings, fine wood, jeweled bolt and leather sling. Est.: $500$750. 1224. Colt Python DA revolver, .357 Magnum cal., 8" barrel, nickel finish, Hogue Monogrip, #LA4549. Revolver is in overall fine condition showing approx. 98% original finish remaining, fine bore, action and markings. Est.: $600$900. 1225. High Standard Model G semiauto pistol, .380 cal., blued finish, checkered black plastic grips, #4059. Pistol remains in excellent original condition showing little use with just the slightest wear at muzzle. Est.: $400$800. 1226. Beautiful Webb art glass vase in Japanese style, with gold applique, very desirable. Est.: $300 $600. 1227. Display model of CrisCraft classic wood cruiser, nicely displayed with good quality upholstery and decoration. A display model only, not articulated in any way. Est.: $400$800. 1228. 1924 U.S. Double Eagle $20 gold, MS64 PCGS, St. Gaudens. Est.: $1,000$1,200. 1229. 1832 bust half dollar, AU; 1871 seated dollar, fine+; 1875 half dollar, CH/AU; 18910 dime, XXF. Est.: $700$800/lot. 1230. Lot of ten (10) 1886P Morgan silver dollars, choice BU. Est.: $300$500/lot. 1231. 1882CC U.S. Morgan silver dollar, BU prooflike. Est.: $275$500. 1232. Colt MK IV Series 70 Gov't Model semiauto pistol, .45 ACP cal., electroless nickel finish, Pachmayr grips, #82343B70. Pistol remains in very good original condition showing little use and in need of a cleaning; bore is excellent, action is tight. Est.: $600$800. 1233. Colt Vest Pocket semiauto pistol, .25 ACP cal., blued finish, hard rubber grips, #336226. Pistol shows approx. 80%85% of its original blue finish, small parts retain approx. 90% of their case color finish and slight highpoint edgewear; grips remain in excellent condition showing a little wear, complete with one Colt magazine. Est.: $400$800. 1234. Colt preWoodsman semiauto pistol, .22 cal., 61/2" barrel, blue finish, diamond checkered walnut grips, #19535. Pistol remains in fine overall original condition showing approx. 95%+ original blue, early grips remain in very good condition showing just slight flattening to the checks; gun is complete in a fitted case containing oiler, rod, cleaning equipment, and a total of two correct magazines. An attractive display. Est.: $600$1,200. 1235. Browning Challenger semiauto Target pistol, .22 LR cal., blue finish, thumbrest checkered walnut stocks, #78160T7. This cased Target pistol comes with all accessories incl. combination tool and barrel weights, made in Belgium, in very nearly new condition with just slight handling wear. Est.: $400$600. 1236. Colt Signature Series Model 1851 Navy revolver, .36 cal., 71/2" barrel, blue and case hardened finish, walnut grips, #31108. Revolver remains in as nearly new condition, in its original shipping box, with facsimile of Colt's signature on backstrap. Est.: $600$800. 1237. Colt Black Powder Series Baby Dragoon percussion revolver, .31 cal., 4" barrel, blue & case hardened finish, #17364. Revolver is in fine condition overall showing approx. 99%+ original finish, fine markings and grips, accompanied with black Colt cardboard box with instructions. Est.: $450$650. 1238. Colt Black Powder Series Walker percussion revolver, .44 cal., 9" barrel, blue & case hardened finish, wood grips, #6725. This gun is in overall fine condition showing little handling; in original gray and black Colt box with instructions and outer white shipping box. Est.: $600$800. 1239. Colt 3rd gen. custom engraved Single Action Army, .45 cal., 51/2" barrel, blue and case hardened finish, black hard rubber grips, #SA06885. This "C" engraved revolver shows nonfluted cylinder, originally shipped in July 1979, and remains in very good to excellent original condition showing no dragline or muzzle wear, complete in fitted Colt case with all associated paperwork. Est.: $2,000 $4,000. 1240. Needham conversion of Model 1861/63 musket, marked "Norfolk", NSNV, sideplate dated 1863, with sideways trapdoor conversion. Musket remains in overall good condition showing silvery brown patina to metal parts, filled ramrod slot, pewter end cap, and standard Model 1861 buttplate. These muzzleloaders were distributed to Irish Fenian groups who battled Canadian volunteers at Ridgeway, Ontario in 1866. Many were sold thru Bannerman's in the 1920's. Est.: $500$1,000. 1241. Colt Model 1878 SxS shotgun, 12 ga., 30" barrels, #6121. Shotgun remains in good overall condition showing approx. 30% of its original finish turning plum; checkered walnut stocks remain in very good condition showing light to moderate wear overall; action functions, bores remain dark. As these barrels are damascus, we highly recommend against use. Est.: $500$1,000. 1242. Colt Pocket Navy conversion, .38 RF cal., 31/2" barrel, nickel finish, #315057. Revolver remains in good overall condition showing approx. 30%50% of its original nickel, screw slots look good with only slight marring; walnut grips retain approx. 30% of their original varnish, action is good, bore is very good. Est.: $500$1,000. 1243. Winchester Model 94 lever action Carbine, 3030 cal., blue finish, walnut stocks, #4280980. Carbine remains in near new original condition in its original box with hanging tags still attached. There is some sticky stuff on the receiver that should clean off easily, but no loss to finish. Est.: $300$600. 1244. 1932 U.S. $10 Indian Head gold, about uncir. Est.: $600$800. 1245. Halfstocked percussion fowler, by J. Henry & Son, 20 ga., 37" barrel, patina finish, walnut stocks. Shotgun shows moderate to heavy erosion at priming area, metal surfaces have turned a rich brown patina; walnut stock shows 5" crack from rod well back, correct hickory ramrod is retained. A nice overall fowler with a great look. Est.: $500$1,000. 1246. Indian tacked halfstocked Plains percussion shotgun, in approx. 10 ga., showing approx. 80 tacks, stock appears to have been cut down to halfstocked length during use, metal surfaces show heavy erosion around nipple area, with barrel and band having turned mostly a silvery brown; stock shows cracks and dings but otherwise very handsome and adorned nicely; lock appears European. Est.: $400 $800. 1247. U.S. eaglehead officer's sword, ca. 18151835, approx. 36" overall with 31" curved blade measuring 11/4" across widest point. Sword shows a typical fluted bone grip with gilded brass mounts and blue and gilt blade; blade is in good condition showing 30%40% blue, traces of gold gilt, light to moderate erosion, staining and pinprick pitting; mounts retain 30%40% darkened gold gilt and are good. No scabbard. Est.: $500$900. 1248. L.C. Smith Specialty Trap single shot shotgun, 12 ga., 32" barrel, 107642. Shotgun is in overall good to very good condition showing approx. 95% muted original blue finish to ventilated rib barrel, mixed silvery case hardening to engraved receiver with some areas of case color in protected portions of the frame; fair bores, good action, good wood stocks with checkering, an added red buttpad and pierced leather cheek rest on left side of buttstock, with extra straight grips checkered buttstock and black hard rubber buttpad in overall very good condition. Est.: $500$800. 1249. Attractive early to mid19th Century French court sword, with eagle and Egyptian motifs, gold over brass mounts, blue and gilt blade, pearl grips, in fine to near excellent condition. A superior court sword in every respect. Est.: $500$1,000. 1250. 19th Century European court sword with fancy gilded over brass mounts, enameled Order inlaid at center of guard (possibly Order of St. Catherine), in fine to excellent condition, original scabbard retained with slight damages and minor leather deterioration; pearl scales and blade are near mint. Est.: $600$1,200. 1251. Original giclee' on canvas, by America's most desired western artist Howard Terpning, entitled "The Force of Nature Humbles All Men", hand signed and numbered #197/250, in museum quality frame by Toby, measuring approx. 36"x50" (artwork dimensions only, not including frame). These highest quality prints on canvas are among the most desirable artworks in the market today. (Refer article Art of the West magazine where this exact issue has sold upwards of $20,000 at auction without this superb quality frame which is approx. $3,000 by itself.) The original oil painting of which this is derived from is valued at approx. $1.5 million dollars. Est.: $5,000$10,000. 1252. Perazzi MX3 O/U shotgun in heavyduty steel case with accessories and four insert tubes, and factory paperwork, 12 ga., 28" barrels, blue finish, checkered wood stocks, #PU70393. This gun is in overall fine condition showing approx. 97% original finish, fine bore, action and markings, beautifully grained wood stocks. A quality Italian ventilated rib shotgun. Est.: $3,000$4,000. 1253. Complete Type Set, 71 pcs., graded from good to gem BU & Proof. (Gray Sheet value: $8,000+) Est.: $5,500$6,500. 1254. Loose diamond: 1.32 cts., round, E colorless, VS2, with EGL cert. Est.: $6,000$7,000. 1255. U.S. 1881 Morgan silver dollar, S Mint, MS65 DMPL by PCGS. A desirable combination of date, mint and condition. Est.: $1,500$2,000. 1256. Ladies platinum, diamond and synthetic sapphire bracelet, with 84 round singlecut diamonds weighing approx. .52 cts. of JK color and VS2SI2 clarity, with 42 rectangleshaped stepcut synthetic sapphires. An elegant piece. Est.: $3,000$5,000. 1257. Ladies sapphire and diamond ring, with center sapphire approx. 1 ct., surrounded by approx. .65 cttw in pave' set diamonds, set in 14K Y/G. Est.: $1,000$1,500. 1258. Bronze of whitetail deer in motion jumping over fallen tree and rocks, by Dave Chapple, #2/75, on hardwood base, overall approx. 20" high by 18" long by 12" wide, shows nice detail. Est.: $500$1,000. 1259. Lot of collector's ammo, six (6) boxes, incl. sealed box of Win. .41 short Colt with red label; sealed box of 9mm Win. long shot cartridges; and four (4) Frankford Arsenal 12 packs of Revolver Ball cartridges, .45 cal., all in very good to fine condition, one marked 1875, two marked 1878, and one marked 1879. A great small lot of collectible ammunition. Est.: $800$1,200/lot. 1260. U.S. Model 1843 HallNorth breechloading percussion Carbine, .58 cal. rifled, 21" round barrel, dated 1843. (Refer Flayderman's #9A278.) This Carbine was one of the notorious Hall Carbine Affair involving John Fremont and financier J.P. Morgan. The Carbines were purchased from the New York Arsenal for $3.50 and were resold to U.S. forces under John Fremont after being rifled by W.W. Marston for the then staggering sum of $22 each. These Carbines were shipped to Fremont at St. Louis, and many were carried West on his California expedition. Carbine remains in original very good condition showing 30%40% original brown drifting to patina, traces of quenched case hardened colors on breech, slight to moderate erosion and pinprick pitting, with slightly heavier pitting on the breechblock; stock is very good with an outline of cartouche showing on both sides of stock behind the breech, minor storage type marks and nicks, but generally very good overall; Carbine shows a "JH" inspection mark behind the rear sight and retains its original ramrod. A far betterthanaverage example of this Fremont's Folly Hall Carbine. Est.: $2,000$4,000. 1261. Early 1970's reproduction flintlock rifle by R.E. Heasley, marked "To Joe", .45 cal., 38" barrel, plum brown metal surfaces, maple stock, with very interesting patchbox showing an engraved WWII Grumann F4F Wildcat Fighter, marked "VMF 121", "Guadalcanal 1942", and below the aircraft "Lander WYO 1972"; in front of the airplane is the Marine Corps anchor, globe and eagle insignia. This Kentucky type rifle was purported to have been in the Joe Foss collection for many years up until his death. Joe Foss shot down over 25 Japanese planes and won the Congressional Medal of Honor. Should be researched. Est.: $1,200$2,500. 1262. Late American eagle headed Naval officer's sword with pearl scales, silver and gilded mounts, blue and gilt blade marked "Solingen", in very good+ condition overall other than scabbard which shows a few dents and damages; hilt and grip are near excellent, guard shows eagle and anchors. A very rare American Navy sword which we would estimate the date at 1830's to Mexican War (184748). Est.: $750$1,500. 1262A Colt Model 1848 1st Model Dragoon, .44 cal. perc., with all features as standard on this model, U.S. martially marked, #4984. Revolver shows good quality restoration, some application of brown finish, but generally very sharp edges, all original Colt parts, traces of cartouche barely visible on right grip, good action, good overall. This revolver was restored by Ron MacWillie 30 years ago who did a very good job. An early 1st Model Dragoon in the range of specimens carried by Texas Rangers and made at the tail end of the MexicanAmerican War. The type carried West to California. Est.: $2,500 $5,000. 1262B Remington Model 1858 percussion revolver, .44 cal, 8" octagon barrel, blue finish, wood grips, #10583. This gun is in overall very good+ condition showing approx. 50% original finish with balance going to a pleasing brown/blue patina; very good bore, action and markings; wood grips are good+ except for impressions on both butts from hammering. Est.: $1,500$2,500. 1262C Civil War era Burnside percussion SRC, .52 cal., 21" round barrel, #9306. Carbine is in overall untouched fair+ to good condition showing a dark patina on metal surfaces with scattered areas of erosion, good action and bore, saddlering present; buttstock is good with wear consistent with carry and storage, faintly visible cartouche on left side of wrist; forestock is wellworn and has nicks and mars from carry and storage along with several losses to the top rail areas. Est.: $900$1,800. 1263. Colt Model 1883 double barrel hammerless shotgun, fanciest grade, 12 ga., 30" damascus barrels, with hunting dog engraved frame, #54. This game scene engraved delicate damascened barrel example remains in very good overall condition with the barrels turning very slightly brown, the beautiful 19th Century game scenes remain clear and crisp, buttstock remains in excellent condition with only light to moderate flattening to checkering, forend shows heavy thinning to checking with possible repairs and refinishing, otherwise a very nice Colt Model 1883 shotgun, action is good, bores are excellent. Not recommended for shooting. Est.: $900$1,800. 1264. Colt Lightning magazinefed pump action rifle, .22 cal., 24" round barrel, blue finish, plain walnut buttstock with checkered forend, halfmagazine, #13855, British proofed. Rifle shows 75%85% original blue drifting slightly on barrel with some lightening on the edges, minor scratches and normal aging, but generally very good overall; case hardened hammer shows approx. 40% vivid hews; stocks are very good+ with light scratches and handling marks overall; action is very good, bore is very good. Est.: $800$1,600. 1265. Colt New Line revolver, .22 cal., nickel plated, varnished wood grips, #50903. Revolver remains in good to very good condition with 75%85% original nickel evenly drifting and toning with most of the wear confined to the triggerspur; grips are very good to excellent with 80%90% varnish, etched panel is fully legible, very good to nearly fine overall with slight scratches, screws and hammer show bright fire blue; action is good, bore is excellent. Est.: $700$1,400. 1266. Colt Single Action Army revolver, .41 cal., 51/2" barrel, 1st generation, made about 19111914, #313353. Revolver has been finely custom scroll engraved by Bill Johns and is signed by him on the triggerguard, showing deep western scroll engraving, C+ to D coverage and soft nickel finish; one piece screwless raised carved ivory grips with American eagle and shield, action is good, bore is fair to good. A very attractive upgraded 1st gen. that would retail at $5,000+. Est.: $2,500$4,000. 1267. Colt Single Action Army Ned Buntline Commemorative, .45 cal., 12" barrel, nickel finish, simulated ivory grips, #NB2001. Revolver remains in near new original condition retaining approx. 99%+ or its original finish, simulated ivory grips show beautifully with no chips and losses and mellow toning; in its original French fitted glass and walnut case with paperwork, no visible dragline or muzzle wear. Est.: $1,800$2,500. 1268. American Historical Foundation twogun cased set of Dan Wesson double action revolvers, .44 mag. cal. blue finish, 93/4" barrels, simulated ivory stocks with gold details, #CC776 & #CC777. Revolvers remain in virtually new condition and are marked "We the People of the United States" on the right side of barrels, "Constitution's 200th Anniversary" on the left grips, complete in their green felt lined walnut case, with Dan Wesson tools. Case remains in very good condition showing just slight scuff marks. Dating from 1989. Est.: $2,000$3,000/set. 1269. 1880S U.S. silver dollar, MS67 NGC. Est.: $900$1,500. 1270. 1889 Type III Indian Head U.S. gold dollar, MS64 PCGS. Est.: $750$1,000. 1271. Drilling rifle, with 16 ga. shotgun barrels and 9.3 X 7R cal. rifle barrel, 27.5" barrels, #8520. This gun is in overall very good condition showing an even dark patina to metal surfaces, beautiful relief engraving on frame with two game scenes and a third game scene engraved on the bullet trap cover; rear sight adjustable via switch on upper tang; very good bores, very good action and markings, checkered pistol grip stocks are good to very good with some scattered wear and nicks from carry and storage; several small wood fills to dings on right wrist; underlever barrel release, sling swivels. Est.: $1,000$2,000. 1272. Extremely rare Mauser 6shot Broomhandle pistol with adjustable sights, #14190. This is one of only approx. half a dozen known with adjustable sights and probably less than 50 6shots known. Pistol has been expertly restored with markings refurbished, but an authentic 6shot. Among the rarest of all pre1898 German semiauto firearms. Est.: $12,500$25,000. 1273. German Luftwaffe officer's sword, blade by Paul Weyersburg of Solingen, Germany, in very good to nearly fine condition with slight tatters to scabbard and normal aging, discoloration to grip, but at least very good+ overall to near fine. Absolutely authentic. Est.: $600$1,200. 1274. Commercial Artillery Luger, subseries of 1920, 9mm, DWM mfg., 8" barrel, closely following the military configurations except for commercial proofed on toggle, marked "Germany" on left side of frame, and #4608 with "i" initial beneath number indicating commercial sale. Luger shows 99%+ rust blue finish with straw accents, sharp edges, excellent markings, fine bore, excellent grips, unnumbered wood bottom clip, all matching visible serial numbers. These Lugers were remfg'd from military parts and sold on the commercial market, probably a factory or excellent refinish. Along with high quality reproduction stock, holster, and two extra commercial wood bottom clips which are unnumbered and correct style. A very impressive rig and a scarce variation. Est.: $2,000$4,000. 1275. Mauser Model 1896 Broomhandle semiauto pistol, 9mm, blue finish, walnut grips, #138415. This original "Big Red 9" pistol retains approx. 50% of its original finish; grips fit well showing light to moderate wear but no losses; action is good, bore is very good, all matching serial numbers. Est.: $800 $1,200. 1276. Model 1941 Johnson semiauto rifle, 3006 cal., parkerized finish, walnut stock, #B0929. Rifle remains in very good to excellent original condition with approx. 90% of its original parkerizing just thinning on the magazine cover; original walnut stock shows slight handling marks but overall very nice; action is tight, bore is very good. A nice example of a hardtofind WWII era rifle. Est.: $3,000$6,000. 1277. Webley & Scott selfloading 455 MK I pistol, dated 1916, with full complement of British proofs, #7614, in good condition showing WWI era flat military blue finish of which 80%90% remains, some erosion and slight pitting, normal use and carry; right grip shows breaks and small losses and is only fair, left grip is good; markings are good, edges are crisp, bore is very good, action is tight, hammer shows broad arrow military acceptance proof. A scarce collector's semiauto pistol seldom encountered. Est.: $900$1,800. 1278. Colt Model 1901 U.S. martially accepted military issued double action revolver, .38 cal., blued finish, cartouched wood grips, #167306. Revolver remains in fine to near excellent condition with 90% 95% original bright blue, some losses at the edges, slight scratching, normal carry and use; grips are very good+ showing 1901 date and cartouche on both grips slightly light; good action, fine bore, sharp markings. An exceptional example. Est.: $600$1,200. 1279. SteyrMannlicher Model "L" bolt action Carbine, .308 Win. cal., 20" barrel, polished blue finish, checkered walnut stock, #162612. Rifle appears in excellent overall condition with 97% blue and wood finish; bore is bright, action is crisp; complete with Redfield 39 LoPro scope in Conetrol mounts; magazine and front sight hood are missing. Est.: $900$1,500. 1280. Steyr Daimler Puch Model 1950 bolt action rifle, .270 Win. cal., 24" barrel, blue finish, walnut stock with Pachmayr recoil pad, #4680. Rifle remains in very good overall condition with scattered light pitting and loss of finish on metal; good bore and tight action, complete with a Hensoldt Dialytan 4 power scope in period quickrelease claw mounts. Est.: $500$1,000. 1281. Ammo lot: 90 boxes (5 rounds each) of 450, 470 Nitro Kynoch. Est.: $600$1,200/lot. 1282. Custom antique gold and diamond ring in flowing vine motif, all good quality diamonds, approx. 1.20 cttw, with appraisal of $4,990. Stones are H color and VS1 to SI quality. Est.: $1,250$2,500. 1283. Sterling silver Baroque pattern silver service, approx. 123 ozs. of silver. Est.: $1,000$2,000. 1284. Original Schepler slag glass shade with fancy metal overlay, on American Lamp Co. base, painted white in later era. A very attractive and original antique piece. Est.: $500$1,000. 1285. 1904S U.S. $20 Double Eagle gold, XF to AU. Est.: $1,000$1,200. 1286. 1855 U.S. $1 gold, AU58 NGC, Type II Indian head. Est.: $750$1,000. 1287. U.S. 1864 silver half dime, Proof PR63 PCGS, Seated Liberty. Est.: $800$1,200. 1288. Remington O/U derringer, .41 RF cal., #82. Derringer remains in very good original condition showing approx. 80% of its original finish, grip scales remain in very good original condition, action is good, bore is excellent, shows one slight chip to grip panel. Est.: $500$1,000. 1289. U.S. Model 1842 Naval cutlass, marked "N.P. Ames, Cabotville", dated 1846, in good to very good condition, no scabbard. Blade shows a light gray patina with mottled slight pitting and erosion, very good and sharp markings; guard is marked in large numerals "1D" over "N16", further up towards middle of guard is the marking "1.23"; hilt shows an even patina and is still very sharp. Markings may be researchable. Est.: $600$1,200. 1290. Fancy engraved folding trigger pinfire, .38 cal., 4.75" round barrel, light patina finish, deluxe raised carved and checkered wood grips, #NVSN. Pistol is beautifully engraved on the frame and recoil shield with and etched cylinder; good to very good condition overall with very good grips, engraving and interior, action good except not staying of full cock. Est.: $1,250$2,500. 1291. Colt New Line Single Action revolver, .41 cal., 2.25" round barrel, nickel finish, wood grips, #1576. Revolver is in overall very good condition showing approx. 90% original finish with some small points of erosion and scattered dried grease that should clean with some TLC; etched panel is fully visible, action is good as are markings and bore; grips are good+ with a couple mars from storage. Est.: $800$1,200. 1292. Remington Model 1858 Single Action percussion revolver, .44 cal., 8" octagon barrel, #32183. Revolver is in overall fair+ to good condition showing an even brown patina finish on metal surfaces, good markings, action needs work, rammer catch a replacement, fair+ grips with visible cartouche. Est.: $900$1,800. 1293. Colt Pocket Navy conversion revolver, .38 RF cal., 4.5" octagon barrel, brown patina finish, wood grips, #1262, all matching visible numbers. This conversion is in overall good condition with an even dark patina on metal surfaces, good bore, action and markings, good grips with considerable varnish remaining. Est.: $900$1,800. 1294. Remington Model 1858 New Model revolver, .44 cal. perc., #1058 visible on bottom of barrel, blued finish, plain wood grips. Revolver shows 50%70% original blue on barrel, rammer and cylinder; frame has drifted to about 20% with scattered light to moderate erosion and pinprick pitting; grips are good to very good showing no cartouche, many small tacking marks and dings on the butt, and slight losses at the edges of the frame; hammer shows considerable case hardening, barrel address is sharp and lacks the "New Model" marking indicating a transition, bore is bright and shiny with just a couple areas of slight erosion and is at least very good+ and may clean to excellent. Est.: $1,500$2,500. 1295. Smith & Wesson New Model 11/2 spurtrigger revolver, engraved, .32 cal., 3.5" barrel, nickel finish, ivory grips, #77328. Revolver is in overall good to very good condition showing approx. 45% original finish remaining primarily on the barrel assembly and cylinder, the balance of metal is a pleasing patina; fair bore, good action and markings, mellow ivory grips in overall very good condition. Engraving is New York style reminiscent of the shop of L.D. Nimschke. Est.: $1,250$2,500. 1296. Loose diamond: 1.37 cts., round, I color, VS1 clarity, with EGL cert. Est.: $3,500$5,000. 1297. 1878 U.S. $3 gold, AU55 PCGS. Est.: $2,000$2,500. 1298. 1874 U.S. $1 Type III gold, MS65 NGC, in near prooflike condition, exceptional. Est.: $2,000 $2,500. 1299. 1882CC U.S. Morgan silver dollar, BU MS63. Est.: $1,000$1,500. 1300. 1906S U.S. $20 Double Eagle gold, MS63 or better (should be slabbed). Est.: $1,500$2,000. 1301. Browning Citori Gold Special over/under shotgun, .410 ga., 28" barrels 21/2' chambers, invector choked, #35160NTVF3. Shotgun remains in as new condition showing beautiful quail, duck and clay pigeon scenes on both sides of receiver; in original box with all associated paperwork. Est.: $1,000 $1,750. 1302. Winchester Model 101 threebarrel set, 12 ga., blued finish, walnut stocks, #K126855, Japanese mfg'd in the late 1960's to mid1970's. Shotgun contains three barrels: 32" Full & Mod., 32" Imp. & Imp., and a 32" single barrel Trap choked Full. Shotgun remains in overall very good condition showing light use and highpoint edgewear; original stock has been modified and length of pull has been increased; all in a luggage type suitcase. Est.: $1,500$2,500. 1303. Colt Model 1911A1 semiauto WW II Commemorative European Theater of Operations pistol, .45 cal., 5" barrel, nickel finish, Colt medallion smooth wood grips, #2074ETO. Pistol is in fine to excellent condition showing little use or handling, with commemorative wood and glass display case, plaque and dummy display rounds. Est.: $700$1,400. 1304. Classic Mideastern sword with scimitar style blade, silver and gold gilt mounts, original scabbard which also is silver mounted, beautiful damascened blade with gold work showing names and prayers, ca. 18th or 19th Century, in very good condition; grip is of horn, possibly rhino horn, with silver inlays. One of the best of these we have seen in years. These are bringing a fortune in the Middle East. Est.: $1,500$3,000. 1305. African carved elephant tusk, approx. 36" across curve, nicely carved and pierced showing African animals and effigies, old tag on interior indicates "Congo". Tusks such as these retail upwards of $4,000 in retail stores. Est.: $1,000$2,000. 1306. 1914S U.S. $20 St. Gaudens gold, about unc. Est.: $1,000$1,200. 1307. Winchester Model 94 Trapper's length SRC, 3030 Win. cal., 16" barrel, blue finish, smooth wood stocks, frame and buttstock marked "WACA (Winchester Arms Collectors Assn.), #5014386. Rifle is in overall fine condition showing little handling, sharp markings, action and wood; with hanging tag and paperwork, in factory box. From the Glenn Hockett collection. Est.: $800$1,200. 1308. Winchester Model 1894 lever action rifle, 3030 cal., 26" octagon barrel, blue finish, walnut stocks, #254279. Rifle remains in good to very good overall condition showing approx. 60%70% original finish with most of the losses to top and bottom of receiver, Winchester trademark on upper tang shows slight grinder mark over the "t"; wood fits well but shows light sanding with light pressure dings overall; action is very tight, bore is dark but should clean. A nice old lever action rifle in need of a good cleaning. From the Glenn Hockett collection. Est.: $600$1,000. 1309. Spencer Model 1865 Carbine, 5070 cal., #21084. Carbine remains in overall good condition having been heavily cleaned at one point, metal has mostly gone a rough silver color; stocks have gone dark with somewhat clear cartouches; action functions, 5groove bore remains in excellent condition. Est.: $1,000$1,600. 1310. Burnside perc. breechloading Carbine, .54 cal., nickel plated, walnut stocks, #8347. This 4th Model Burnside shows heavy nickel plate to all metal surfaces except buttplate, action remains tight, bore is very good, stocks show clear cartouche and moderate handling marks overall. Est.: $600 $1,200. 1311. Colt Model 1860 Army RichardsMason conversion to .44 CF, traces of original blue finish, varnished wood grips, #7048. Revolver shows the short barrel address, iron backstrap and triggerguard, and 7172 patent dates; barrel shows traces of blue within a browning patina with scattered erosion and pinprick pitting, front sight is an old replacement, cylinder shows 30%50% scene with light erosion and pitting, and also a trace of bright blue at the back edge; frame has been cleaned to a light gray, backstrap and triggerguard show a good patina; grips are fair to good showing wear at the edges, small losses at the toes, general use and carry; barrel has been pried away from the frame slightly, all matching visible serial numbers, good action, good bore. Est.: $1,500$3,000. 1312. Palmsqueezer by Chicago Firearms Co., .32 extrashort cal., nickel plated, pearl scales, #6207; the inside cartridge cylinder or wheel shows #1888. Palmsqueezer remains in very good+ original condition showing 75%85% original nickel, slight wear at the edges, minor frosting, and areas where nickel has lifted shows slightly dark erosion and just beginning pinprick pitting; original pearl scales are very good+ also showing iridescent pearl hews, small chips at the edges, but at least very good overall; hard rubber grip scale on the operating lever is nearly fine, action is working and the hammer striking. Est.: $1,250 $2,500. 1313. Pair of OsbornGunby & Co. single shot screwbarrel centerhammer belt pistols, approx. .52 cal., 3" barrels, NSNV. Pistols remain in very good original condition with functioning actions, very good bores, showing a nice even silvery brown patina overall; checkered bagtype walnut grips remain in very good original condition with full complement of proofmarks on bottom side of barrels. These pistols late from the late 1700's to early 1800's. In much later S&W style box. Est.: $800$1,500/pair. 1314. Colt Model 1861 Navy, .36 cal., 71/2" barrel, #1381/2. Revolver remains in overall fair condition showing an even brownish silver patina to all iron parts, with triggerguard showing silver in only the most protected areas; revolver is English proofed on barrel assembly and each chamber on cylinder; the "2" suffix to serial number may indicate that this gun once belonged to a double cased set of `61 Navy revolvers. Est.: $700$1,400.