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(MR676) HALF STOCK PERCUSSION TARGET RIFLE
Approximately 32 cal. Double set triggers that seem to function fine. Original fancy maple stock shows a fair amount of age. Excellent condition with no cracks. Correct brass buttplate. Brass trigger guard. Pewter forend cap. Sharp corners. VG condition throughout. Unmarked but a very fine gun with original sights. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 575
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(MR672) IVER JOHNSON SELF COCKING SAFETY RIFLE MODEL 2-X
The Iver Johnsons were a unique little rifle. The uniqueness comes from the end of the bolt, which is also the safety, being angled in an upward position is the indication of the safety on. When you click that down, it is ready to fire. It is actually kind of a good idea. 22 cal. S,L and LR. A very slim and trim boys rifle with a 24" bbl. Bore is G to VG condition. Overall is VG condition with most blue remaining. Some wear marks and thinning. Wood is also very nice with no cracks or losses of wood. Sling swivels were likely added later. A very nice collectable gun reasonably priced. e
M $ 150
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(MR673) US MILITARY M-1 CARBINE
This particular carbine was made by Inlend. Bbl markings are "Inland Manufacturing Division General Motors" date 2-43. VG overall condition. Wood is very nice as is the finish. It probably went through some arsenal re-work after WWII. Action is very nice. Comes with original magazine, a high capacity magazine and a U S Army/Airforce Manual. e
M $ 1,250 sale pending
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(MR655) U S SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1903
This is an early 03 with just over 1,XXX,XXX serial range. Bbl is dated "7-18". It does retain the original blued receiver. This Springfield is in pretty good condition in and out. Bore is VG. Wood exhibits normal dings but is all there and in good condition and was not Parkerized (evident in the blued receiver) before or after WWII. A little late to have been in WWI but probably was used in WWII. All of these guns went through some arsenal or another. A good looking rifle for being an Army gun. Repaired 1907 sling accompanies this rifle. e
M $ 1,595
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(MR341-15-420) BULLARD FACTORY ENGRAVED PRESENTATION RIFLE IN CALIBER 45
Original 28” full round barrel, full length magazine tube. Original straight stock fancy deluxe burl wood is in excellent condition with most original high gloss lacquer finish remaining; rifle style buttplate. Overall metal is excellent with 90% original blue, thinning somewhat and starting to tone. Original sights include a ladder rear and a folding vernier tang. Engraved on the receiver: ‘To Fred Sutcliff By His Friends’, surrounded by a floral motif pattern-very well done. Extremely scarce little gun; there’s only a few Bullards that are known to be engraved. Excellent inside and out. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 15,000
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(MR501-16-111) MAYNARD MODEL 1873 IMPROVED TARGET RIFLE NO. 9 IN .35-30 CALIBER
26” barrel, VG+ bore, metal is a plum blue gray patina coloration, nice markings. Correct sights include the elevating tang peep, VG+ nicely figured walnut retaining most original varnish. e
A $ 1,975
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(M1-86-16-79) MAYNARD 2ND MODEL U.S. MARKED PERCUSSION SADDLERING CARBINE
Original sights, VG bore with some scattered pitting. Original stock is in VG+ condition; nice sharp cartouche marks. Overall metal is VG with 50% blue turning plum brown; good traces case colors on receiver. All original; complete with correct saddlering. e
A $ 2,150
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(MR238-17-456) FACTORY ENGRAVED EVANS RIFLE
Engraved by Nimschke. Orig 30" full oct bbl, mint bore. Orig sights include a globe front and a folding ladder rear. Orig fancy grade wood is exc+ with most the orig varnish. Overall gun is in extremely fine cond retaining virtually all the orig bbl blue; rec and buttplate are nickel plated with 98% bright shiny nickel remaining on the rec; 75% on the BP. Receiver is elaborately engraved in NimschkeÕs usual floral patterns with the name 'James Barbour' in a ribbon on the side. Beautifully done-excellent inside and out. Probably the finest example of an engraved Evans Sporting Rifle known; there are some elaborate ones made in a musket form, but not in a sporting rifle. e
A $ 37,500.
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(MR383-15-153) RUSSIAN MOSIN NAGANT M-91/30 RIFLE
The M-91/30 was an improved version of their 1891 infantry rifle and went into service in 1930. It is extremely rugged, durable and simple-intended to be instantly usable by illiterate and unskilled troops. The 91/30 was the main battle rifle during WWII and used for many years after by many satellite communist countries. The sniper version of this gun was made famous by the movie "Enemy At The Gates" In apparently unissued condition after arsenal refurbish. Great shape. Import markings, comes with orig long spike bayonet and ramrod. e
M $ 155
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(MR637-17-480) MODEL 1855 US PERCUSSION MUSKET
Marked on the lock plate ahead of the Maynard tape primer is "Harpers Ferry" and "US". Back part of the lock is dated 1850. It has the date 1853 on top of the bbl. This is a 3-banded musket with a 42" bbl. One of 12,000 guns converted at the Harpers Ferry Arsenal. Original wood is sound and solid with a few minor dings and mars but no splits or cracks. Definitely would benefit from a good cleaning. Metal is in VG cond with a light gunmetal grey color. Some patina starting to appear on the lock plate. Original ramrod and complete with correct bayonet. e
A $ 3,250.
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(MR638-17-481) MODEL 1841 US PERCUSSION RIFLE
Marked at the back of the lock plate "Harpers Ferry 1848". Ahead of the hammer is the typical American Eagle and marked "US". This is a 3-band musket which has a bbl of over 42". Bbl is mostly a light gunmetal grey. These were never finished. I believe they were left in the white. Has excellent markings with the P and the V ahead of the breech as well as an R, B, and a P. Dated 1851 on the upper tang. Original wood is sound and solid with no splits or cracks and just a few light handling mars. Lock plate is smooth and clean with excellent mechanics and very sharp markings. Overall gun is very attractive and all original and untouched. Complete with original sling and correct sling swivels. e
A $ 2,950.
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(MR644-17-491) AMERICAN MADE PERCUSSION DOUBLE RIFLE
Approximately 40 cal. Marked on top of the bbl "E. Clark Flint Michigan". Lock plates are also marked. Has a back action style locks. Original wood is in sound cond with no splits or cracks. Steel style shotgun butt. Nicely engraved brass trigger guard. It has 3 sights going across the top of the bbl. One on top of each bbl and one in the middle. Previous owner said it shoots great. Very interesting early American made percussion double rifle. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 1,175. sale pending
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(MR636-17-490) VERY FINE HALF STOCK PERCUSSION TARGET RIFLE
Stamped on top of the bbl "Spalding & Fisher" as well as "Cast Steel". Nicely engraved back action lock is marked "William Reed Boston". Nicely engraved with a number of game birds. Very interesting gun with a fairly heavy weight with 1 1/8" bbl across the flats measuring 33" long. Has dual keepers on the forearm to keep the stock fastened to the bbl. Dual patch boxes on the side of the lock made of German silver as is the buttplate and trigger guard. Overall gun in fine cond with sharp corners and good markings. A pleasing plum-brown patina to the bbl as well as the lock. Original wood has a minor repair by the nipple. Other than that it is in fine cond. Mechanical cond is excellent. Gun also features a star above the cheek piece on the left hand side. Very interesting little gun. e
A $ 1,975.
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(MR393-17-530) U.S. MODEL OF 1917 EDDYSTONE
Manufactured 1918. Has orig bbl marked 6-18, bore is VG+. Arsenal refurbished gun retaining virtually all finish on both metal and wood. Sharp Enfield. e
M $ 950 sale pending
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(M1-131-16-86) 2ND MODEL MAYNARD SADDLERING CARBINE IN .50 CALIBER
Original sights, dark bore-definitely needs a good cleaning. Original wood has the usual light rack dings and mars but is in excellent condition with no splits or cracks. Somebody took the liberty of very delicately cutting out the cartouche markings. Metal has traces of case colors, the balance turned dark and traces of blue with the balance turned a dark brown, excellent cartouche. Nice, clean, all original gun except where mentioned. e
A $ 2,100
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(MR401-17-497) CUSTOM MARTINI ACTION TARGET RIFLE
.25-35 Caliber. Exc bore, 26” round bbl marked ‘F.R. Butler Poultney, VT’. Bbl retains nearly all shiny blue, receiver professionally engraved with full coverage; large forest scenes with five elk on left and five wild boars on right. Fancy floral and vine relief motifs present on leading and trailing edges of receiver sides and also on floorplate, lever, lower tang and top side receiver. The action and lever are finished in a dark satin color; scenes utilize fine line work-looks great! Double set triggers, fancy finger lever, tall scope blocks on bbl. Custom re-stocked with checkered birds eye maple with cheekpiece; hardrubber BP. Great looking rifle! e
A $ 3,250
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(MR618-17-492) HIGHLY ORNATE GERMAN BUILT MUZZLE LOADING TARGET RIFLE
This big bbl big bore percussion rifle was made in Bremerhaven Germany. This is a short stocked model with intensive wood engraving. Has cheek piece. Wood is in VG overall condition. Lock plate and hammer is also engraved in a floral design as is the upper tang. Sights on this gun are the post style target rear and very unique protective post front sight. The brass trigger guard also has very intricate scroll design engraving. As all German guns, this is very quality built. e
A $ 1,775
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(MR592-17-482) MODEL 1841 U.S. PERCUSSION RIFLE
These muzzle loaders also were referred to as the "Mississippi rifle". Several different contractors made these. The originals were made at Harpers Ferry Armory. After that there was a number of other contractors. This one is marked "Robbins and Lawrence" and "U.S." on the lock plate. Also another marking is "Windsor Vt." and the date of 1848. These were 54 cal. A flashy gun with a very large pach box made of brass in the stock. All other furniture is also brass in very nice condition. This musket even has the original cleaning rod. The rod is made of steel with a trumpet head style brass tip which is correct and original to this gun. The bbl appears to have been cleaned a long time ago and now has an antique grey look to it. The lock is somewhat silver/grey. Hammer, which was originally finished bright white is still that way. A very solid well working lock. This is a good looking piece of history that would make an excellent conversation piece! ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 2,750
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(MR633-17-528) U.S. SPRINGFIELD ARMORY MODEL 1903
A relatively early Springfield with bbl date of 9-18. Serial number is just under 1,XXX,XXX. This is a very clean 1903 and I am sure it has been through an arsenal but it doesn't appear to have been screwed with too much. This is one of the more correct Springfields that we have had come through here. It just missed WW I. I don't know if it was issued during WW II. By the condition and the correctness, it possibly was not. Good looking early 1903! e
M $ 1,795 sale pending
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(MR240-17-425) WHITNEY ARMS CO. SPORTING RIFLE
.44 Cal. 24” full round bbl, full mag, fine+ bore-bright and shiny. Generally in extraordinary cond except for tiny scattered flake type spots from some bad storage. 75-80% lustrous bbl, 30% mag blue-the balance is turning plum blue; lever and right side of rec retain 80% shiny blue-balance turning plum blue; left side rec is 50% blue-balance plum gray. Exc traces of case colors on hammer and lever, orig sights, trapdoor crescent buttplate. Exc extra figured walnut with virtually all orig varnish. This example has seen minimal usage. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 3,950
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(MR342-17-424) LARGE FRAME BULLARD MODEL 1886 RIFLE
.50-115 Caliber. 24” full round bbl, original 13” magazine, minty-mirror bore, 90% darkening bbl and mag blue, just beginning to turn, receiver finish has mostly dimmed to a soft dark gray plum patina coloration. Fine forearm, VG buttstock very lightly cleaned, hardrubber buttplate. Fine, rare gun. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 9,500
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(MR363-17-422) ONE-OF-A-KIND BURGESS 3RD MODEL SADDLE RING CARBINE
In outstanding condition with virtually all orig finish remaining; at least 99% bright, sparkly, vivid blue showing. Orig wood is exc+, orig saddlering, mint bore, correct sights. Excellent inside and out. Pictured in Maxwell’s Lever Action book and listed as the only one that was ever made. e
A $ 21,500
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(MR587-16-244) VERY RARE MODEL 1819 NORTH MARKED HALL MUSKET DATED 1831
Altered to percussion in caliber 52. It has the standard 32-1/2" bbl with 16 groove rifling. Receiver marked "US-S North-Middleton Conn 1831". This gun was factory altered to percussion using the Federal style percussion hammer. Overall metal looks to be in excellent plus condition and has been polished to a bright nickel metal coloration with some very minor pits around the breech area. Lighter markings on top of the receiver. Original wood has some very minor stress cracks on both sides of the receiver but is sound and solid. Mechanical condition is VG. It has the original sling swivels. The gun looks great having been polished heavily as a lot of them were when new. e
A $ 3,275
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(MR598-16-586) 1855 US PERCUSSION MUSKET WITH THE MAYNARD TAPE FEEDING PRIMER DEVICE
Overall gun has been cleaned and is bright condition to the metal, turning somewhat. It has good markings showing some pits in various areas. Original wood has a cartouche still visible but is somewhat light. Basically sound and solid. Complete with correct style buttplate. All correct sling swivels. Nice gun. e
A $ 3,100
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(MR593-16-589) 1847 US ARTILLERY MUSKATOON
A very scarce little gun featuring a original 26" bbl. Marked on the side "Springfield 1849" and has the US marked Eagle in the middle. Original wood shows a fair amount of usage. A few initial scars in it. A few stress cracks and splits from drying and age. Generally sound and solid. Better than fair condition. Mechanical condition is VG. Overall metal has turned a dark plum-brown patina coloration. Complete with all correct hardware. A Scarce gun. e
A $ 2,250
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(MR585-16-599) MANNLICHER SCHOENAUER MODEL 1905 BOLT ACTION RIFLE
This has been converted by one of Americas foremost gunsmiths, A O Niedner Dowagiac Michigan. Marks underneath the bbl ar "656" and also has the number "71707". I believe that stands for July 17,1907. Stock is also numbered 1267. Overall wood is in fine condition with some minor handling mars. Sharp checkering. No splits or cracks. The Niedner bbl travels 4-1/2" past the forearm cap. This gun is also accompanied by a carbine bbl in caliber 6.5 x 54 ms. I believe this to be the original bbl that was on the gun but am not sure. Very interesting outfit fitted with 3-leaf express folding rear sights. Also has a rear receiver sight that part of it is missing. Blue remaining. Nice little gun complete with original sling. e
M $ 2,500
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(MR588-16-581) MODEL 1819 HALL FLINTLOCK MILITARY MUSKET
52 caliber. 32-1/2" long with 16 groove rifling. The lock is marked " J H Hall- H. Ferry-US 1831". The stock is absolutely untouched and has an excellent eye appeal to it. No splits or cracks or damage whatsoever. Has the usual "M" marking behind the trigger guard. Mechanical condition is VG plus. All complete and original and untouched. Overall metal is in VG plus condition with an aged plum-brown patina overall. Sharp corners and good markings. Possibly a replacement ram-rod. Original sling swivels. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 4,100
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(MR591-16-588) MODEL 1819 HARPERS FERRY HALL RIFLE DATED 1831
Converted to percussion in caliber 52. It has a normal 32-1/2" bbl with 16 groove rifling. Receiver carries the normal "Hall" markings. This gun is altered to percussion in the Federal style. Metal showing some scattered light pitting in breech area and buttplate. Minor pitting on the balance of the metal. Wood is in overall good condition with no major cracks or nicks beyond normal handling. Original sling swivels and correct ram-rod. e
A $ 2,650
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(MR599-16-587) MODEL 1819 HARPERS FERRY RIFLE
It has a very interesting conversion to breech loading shotgun in 20 GA. Hammer must be pulled to cock position to draw the spring loaded firing pin back that has been neatly inserted into the breech chamber. By pulling back on the spur lever the receiver can be opened much wider of an elevation to fit in the cartridge. The underside of the breech hand ejector has been made neatly installed underneath the stock in front of the rear bbl bed to remove the spent shot shell. There is also a reinforced plate riveted over the top of the breech area to help contain excessive pressure. Very interesting alteration. Marked on the side of the receiver is "1832". Good sound wood. Plum-brown patina colorations with light markings. Original swivels and complete with functional ramrod. e
A $ 2,500
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(MR609-16-583) VERY RARE MODEL 1843 NORTH MARKED HALL CARBINE
Original 52 caliber smooth bore. 21" bbl. Receiver is marked with the normal US North Middleton, Connecticut markings in 1843. Right side of the bbl are the correct inspectors marks J C B standing for Joseph C Braggs. The bbl and metal has been cleaned a long time ago and has turned a light gunmetal-brown coloration. Wood looks to be in excellent condition with some very professional wood has been spliced into the stock. Very well done. Hard to notice. It looks great. It is sound and solid. Mechanical condition is VG plus. Complete with original ram-rod. Very scarce little gun. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 3,450
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(MR590-16-582) MODEL 1819 HARPERS FERRY CONVERTED TO PERCUSSION RIFLE
Caliber 52. Original 32-1/2" bbl with 16 groove rifling. Receiver is marked with the usual 4 line markings "J H Hall-H. Ferry-US 1831". Overall metal is generally VG with a light gunmetal grey patina coloration. The breach bolt has probably had some touch up to it at one time. Some minor signs of artificial coloring on it. Trigger guard is moderately pitted. Original wood has some chips towards the back of the receiver and some minor cracks towards the front of the forearm which have been repaired and are sound. Original sling swivels. Original bayonet. Condition is VG with some minor signs of poor storage. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 2,900
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(MR601-16-538) W.H. CALVERT HALF STOCK PERCUSSION TARGET RIFLE
30" medium heavy bbl in 38 caliber. A real neat old style tang peep which is adjustable for windage. A very small aperture hole for precision target shooting. Wood is in very nice condition. It has the classical rather deep perch belly. All brass furniture. A couple escutcheons with nothing on them. It does have a ram-rod which is of course a newer replacement. A crack on the forearm. Bore has VG strong riflings. This gun also has a set trigger. Bbl marking "W.H. Calvert Beloit Wis. #5". This is a good looking percussion rifle. e
A $ 1,475
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(MR540-17-428) DELUXE MAYNARD SPORTING RIFLE
Appears to be a Model 16. 26" part octagon bbl, Beaches combination front sight, a 4" high staff with a Maynard tang sight, bore is generally good with some scattered light pitting but still sharp rifling and I believe it to be a Caliber 25-35 Stevens and Maynard. Bbl retains 75% toning blue, receiver has been nickeled and retains 90% orig nickel. Checkered forearm, deluxe grade orig pistol grip buttstock in VG cond with most all orig lacquer still intact, a small crack, about 2" long, where the buttplate meets the end of the stock-it appears that somebody filled the hole in the end of the stock with lead which expanded and cracked the stock. Nice, clean, sharp, good looking gun. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 2,575
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(MR515-14-615) JOHN RIGBY DOUBLE RIFLE
Caliber 275 #2 Magnum. Overall gun is in beautiful cond with virtually all the orig vivid case colors on the receiver as well as all the bbl blue, vivid blue on the triggerguard. Orig checkered deluxe pistol grip circassian style walnut stocks are in exc cond with metal buttplate and the typical 3-leaf platninum lined express sight. Best quality gun weighing 9-1/2 pounds, 26" bbls, bores are as new, length of stock is 4-1/2". Overall gun is in as new cond; beautiful inside and out. Includes a box of brass. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 31,000
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(MR445-15-333) LARGE FRAME BULLARD LEVER ACTION RIFLE IN VERY DESIRABLE 50 CALIBER EXPRESS
Features a 26" half octagon bbl with half length magazine tube, orig sights, mint bore. Orig wood is in exc+ cond with nearly all orig varnish-just a few light handling dings; complete with orig shotgun style buttplate. Overall gun is in superb cond retaining 97-98% vivid, glossy receiver blue; just some very minor flaking. Bbl has some slight toning toward the muzzle end and some very minor pin prickling of rust. Beautiful gun; hard to improve upon. All orig and complete with correct sling swivels as well as all the vivid case colors remaining on the hammer and lever. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 15,000
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(MR433-17-498) VERY SCARCE GERMAN STALKING RIFLE
Marked 'Zeller-Paderborn'. Appears to be a 9.5 x 47R Caliber. This is a very finely done German stalking rifle featuring delicate vine and scroll engraving on the receiver, 29" full octagon bbl with a key adjustable Windage front sight, typical buckhorn rear sight and a nicely made replacement tang sight. One piece walnut stock is in exc cond with sharp checkering, cheekpiece, sling swivels. Double set triggers, elaborately done Schuetzen style triggerguard, fine bore. Overall gun is in very nice cond with 75% orig blue which is toning and starting to turn slightly brown. receiver retains case colors in the protected areas which are turning a dark nickelly coloration. Scarce little gun in very near exc cond inside and out. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 2,750
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(MR456-16-545) MINIATURE CHILD-SIZED FULL STOCK KENTUCKY RIFLE
10" bbl of about 31 Caliber and measuring 25" overall. The engraved lock is marked 'Ashmore', brass triggerguard and buttplate, stock is marked with the date '1886'. Very interesting item, definitely made as a childs model; very rarely see these miniature Kentucky rifles. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 1,675
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(MR453-15-509) VERY UNIQUE MINIATURE CHILD-SIZED HALF STOCK PERCUSSION RIFLE
Marked on the bbl is 'Brunker' and the locks are marked 'Merrill'. Brass buttplate, pewter forend cap, medium weight octagon bbl is about 19" in length and a smaller than normal size stock-definitely made for a child. Sound, solid wood; double set trigger. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 1,500
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(MR281-16-539) INTERESTING BREECHLOADING NEEDLEFIRE PARLOR RIFLE
Marked "W Hanau IN GERA". Very nicely done little gun. 13-1/2" bbl to the breech which opens with a fancy engraved forward facing side lever. The breech area, upper and lower tangs, triggerguard and buttplate are also scroll engraved. Metal is a pleasing soft gray patina coloration. Fancy stock has a schnabel forend, checkered wrist and fancy carved cheekpiece. Delicate rigid sights, bore is approximately 7MM. Most orig lacquer remains on deluxe grade walnut. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 3,975
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(MR381-16-558) MAUSER M48A
A Yugoslavia built rifle based on the 98 Mauser system. Complete orig military configuration in VG cond showing some usage marks and thinning blue, dark bore which may clean up? Comes with box. Accessories. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
M $ 300
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(MR367-16-121) INDIAN PERCUSSION TRADE RIFLE IN .45 CALIBER
38” full octagon barrel. Barrel marks appear to be ‘THT’; barrel and lockplate area are a dark brown color, brass triggerguard and ramrod furniture, forearm tip is lead, rifle buttplate missing, double set triggers do function. Solid repair to forearm crack, 2” x 1” piece missing from toe of stock. 75 decorative brass tacks in two sizes adorn the stocks; complete with ramrod. Interesting piece of American History. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 2,500
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(4180-16-80) WHITNEY ARMS CO. SADDLERING CARBINE .44 CALIBER
VG+ bore, metal has been cleaned up and varies from light to dark gray and starting to brown with limited original finish in protected areas, VG buttstock with a few mars and dings. Correct rifle buttplate with trapdoor for cleaning rod. Unusual caliber on a large frame example. This is a rare gun! ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 3,275
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(MR352-16-567) MOSSBERG MODEL 479 CUT-AWAY .30 CALIBER WITH CUT DOWN BARREL, MAG TUBE AND STOCK
Extremely rare. VG condition with some handling marks. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 475
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(MR344-17-496) BULLARD SINGLE SHOT RIFLE
Marked .38-55 but it has been relined to a .45-70 Caliber. Excellent bore, the 28” full octagon barrel retains 85-90% lustrous blue, considerable case colors remain on the frame, tunnel style front globe sight, rear filler blanks and Lyman tang sight. Very nice walnut retains most original varnish, forearm missing small chip in the schnabel area, buttstock has a short crack near the correct Bullard hardrubber buttplate which has a short crack also. Serpentine lever. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 4,750
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(MR235a-16-584) HARPERS FERRY CONVERSION RIFLE
Breech block marked ‘J.H. Hall, H. Ferry, US, 1837’. Very nice condition-smooth, clean metal is an even blue plum patina coloration, great wood, nice markings, original sling rings and cleaning rod. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 3,750
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(R107-18-109) HUSQVARNA ROLLING BLOCK SPORTING RIFLE IN .68 CALIBER WITH STRAIGHT RIFLING
Possibly for a 16 gauge slug. 35-1/2” part round, part octagon barrel. Fine overall condition with 90% lustrous barrel blue, 40% case colors on the frame. Most varnish remains on straight gripped checkered buttstock, cheekpiece and steel shotgun style buttplate, original sights. Interesting gun. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 1,950
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(M2-17-17-299) CASED NAVAL COMPANY BRIDGER LINE THROWING GUN CALIBER 45-70 SMOOTH BORE
Included are numerous projectiles, original aluminum canister, cartridges, various supplies. Overall gun is in superb condition with 97-98% original blue remaining on the barrel and vivid case colors on the frame. Scarce, excellent and all original throughout. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 975
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Misc Old Rifles & Carbines
(M1-62-16-112) WHITNEY SINGLE SHOT RIFLE IN 32 RF
Original 26” full octagon barrel, original sights, VG bore. Original wood shows a fair amout of use with some mars, dings and a very slight loss of wood to the horned Schnabel forearm; there’s a couple of chips out of it toward the front about 1/8” wide x ¾” long. Overall metal is an aged plum brown patina coloration with good markings, no pits. Covering this gun is a U.S. Dept of Indian Affairs approval seal authorizing the sale of this confiscated item. I’ve seen these before but don’t know much about it. Nice, clean specimen of a very scarce little Single Shot rifle. Interesting gun. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 1,500
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