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Stephenson's Auction Firearms & Military Auction shot, no serial number, barrel length 22 Stephenson’s 1/2", overall length 38", C&R N/A, Auction Instacheck NO Overall old patina, stock cracked at pistol grim, fair/poor 1005 Industrial Blvd. condition 60/120 Southampton, PA, 18966 904 Flobert .22 cal black powder rifle, Firearms & Military Belgian, open hammer, rolling block, .22 Auction caliber, single shot, octagon barrel, no serial Sunday, October 14, 2018 number, barrel length 22", overall length 37", C&R N/A, Instacheck NO 1PM Missing front sight, thumb lever on Inspection 11AM – 1Pm rolling block missing forehand, stock (215) 322-6182 cracked, overall old patina, fair/poor www.stephensonsauction.com condition 50/100 905 Winchester SLLR .22 cal rifle Model Catalog listing is for general selling 67, bolt single action, single shot, no serial order only. You are urged to inspect number, barrel length 27", overall length 42 these items before bidding on them. 1/2", C&R YES, Instacheck YES Overall 901 Canik 55 semi-automatic 9mm TP9 old patina, cocking knob replaced with a pistol, imported by Cai Georgia VT (Made in 1/4/20 bolt, fair/poor condition 100/200 Italy), double action, internal hammer, 906 Marlin SLLR .22 cal rifle Model 100- approximate 15 shot, two magazine feed, G, bolt single action, single shot, no serial serial number T6472-13 A102509, barrel number, barrel length 22", overall length length 4", overall length 7", new in original 39", C&R YES, Instacheck YES Slight carry case, with cleaning rod, screw tool, rust in various areas, fair condition 100/200 holster with two belt holders, loading tool and manual, adjustable rear sight, C&R NO, 907 Colt single action Army .45 cal Instacheck YES New condition 200/400 revolver, black powder, six shot, serial number 8852SA, with spare hammer, barrel 902 Winchester 30-30 Model 94 rifle, length 7 1/2", overall length 13", C&R N/A, lever action, open hammer, approximate 5 Instacheck NO Very good condition shot, tube feed, serial number 2963870, 800/1600 barrel length 20", overall length 38", open sights, with soft side carry case, C&R YES, 908 Springfield SLLR .22 rifle, bolt Instacheck YES Some finish wear on action, single shot, no serial number, barrel shoulder stock, some light rust on receiver, length 22", overall length, 39", C&R YES, good condition 200/400 Instacheck YES Old patina, fair condition 60/120 903 Hopkins & Allen Arms Co. Junior 932 rifle, black powder, lever action, open 909 Mauser Model 98 bolt action 8mm hammer, falling block, .32 caliber, single rifle, five shot, dated 1918, serial number 1 9677, Danzig on receiver, with muzzle Instacheck NO Some plating loss, fair cap/guard, dated 1920 on stock, barrel condition 100/200 length 25", overall length 44", C&R YES, 915 Double action black powder .32 cal. Instacheck YES Forestock cut down, revolver, safety hammer, six shot, patent sportorized, good condition 500/800 date 1887, serial number 375, barrel length 910 Ithaca 12 gauge shotgun, top break, 6 1/2", C & R N/A, Instacheck NO Overall hammerless, side by side, serial number plating loss, trigger return spring weak, fair 139615, barrel length 30", overall length 46 condition 60/120 1/2", C&R Yes, Instacheck YES Some 916 Smith & Wesson Mod 10-5 double very light rust on trigger guard and barrel, action .38 Special revolver, 6 shot, model good condition 200/400 10-5, Serial number D224634, barrel length 911 H&R Double Action Model 04 .32 5", overall length 10", custom grips, with caliber revolver, black powder, six shot, black Hunter Co. mod 1100R-1 holster, C & serial number 2309, barrel length 2 1/2", R NO, Instacheck YES Like new condition overall length 6 1/2", C&R N/A, Instacheck 200/400 NO Overall plating loss, hammer will not 917 Remington .22 S.L. LR cal. Rifle, bolt hold for single action, must push trigger action, 5 or 6 shot, model 521-T, feed foreward to use double action, broken magazine, no serial number, barrel length spring in box, fair condition 200/400 25", overall length 42", with leather sling, C 912 Hopkins & Allen double action & R YES, Instacheck YES Overall rust revolver, black powder, double action, top on barrel, missing parts, fair condition break, .32 caliber, 5 shot, patent date Dec. 200/400 6, 1898, Serial number 2124, barrel length 918 A. Henry cap and ball black powder 3", overall length 6 1/2", in original box, C & rifle, 5/8" bore, no serial number, barrel R N/A, Instacheck NO Some plating loss length 35", overall length 52", brass trigger and rust throughout, fair condition 60/120 guard, C & R N/A, Instacheck NO 913 Iver Johnson double action .38 cal. Hammer will cock, overall rust, no revolver, black powder, top break, ramrod, forehand stock split, poor hammerless, 5 shot, patent date 1893, condition 60/120 Serial number D26146, barrel length 3 1/4", 919 Pump action 12 ga. shotgun, overall length 7 1/2", C & R N/A, Instacheck unknown manufacturer North Haven CT, 4 NO Overall chrome plating loss, fair shot, tube feed, serial number J118741, condition 100/200 barrel length 24", overall length 44", with 914 Forehand double action .38 cal. soft side carry case, adjustable rear open Revolver, Forehand Arms Co. black powder, sight, C & R NO, Instacheck YES Very top break, open hammer, 5 shot, patent good condition 100/200 date 1887, Serial number 240708, barrel 920 High Standard pump action rifle, 22 length 3 1/4", overall length 7", C & R N/A, cal. S.L. LR caliber, 15 shot, Sport King 2 model, tube feed, serial number 3005020, serial number, barrel length 28", overall barrel length 24", overall length 42", open length 48 1/2", C & R YES, Instacheck YES sights include 4x32 scope with soft side Overall patina, fair condition 80/160 carry case, C & R NO, Instacheck YES 927 Brazil CBC 20 gauge Model SB Very good condition 100/200 shotgun, top break, open hammer, 3" 921 High Standard double action .22 chamber, single shot, model SB, serial Magnum Derringer pistol, closed hammer, number C1353301, barrel length 28", over and under, 2 shot, serial number overall length 44 1/2", C & R NO, Instacheck 2492923, barrel length 3 1/2", overall YES Overall patina, fair condition 80/160 length 5", with Safariland belt holster, C & R 928 Savage Model 220L 12 ga. Shotgun, NO, Instacheck YES Some holster wear, top break, internal hammer, 3 chamber, good condition 200/400 single shot, no serial number, barrel length 922 J.C. Higgins 12 ga. Shotgun, 2 3/4 30", overall length 45 1/2", C & R YES, chamber, 4 shot, model 583.10, tube feed, Instacheck YES Fair condition 100/200 no serial number, barrel length 28", overall 929 Crescent Firearms Co. black powder length 48 1/2", C & R NO, Instacheck YES 12 ga. Shotgun, top break, open hammer, Some rust on barrel and tube by single shot, serial number 764927, barrel barrel band, fair condition 60/120 length 28", overall length 43", C & R YES, 923 Stevens black powder 12 ga. Instacheck NO Overall patina, butt Shotgun, top break, single shot, no serial plate broken, fair condition 80/160 number, barrel length 19", overall length 34 930 Winchester Model 370 12 ga. 1/2", C & R YES, Instacheck NO Old Shotgun, open hammer, 2 3/4" and 3" patina overall, fair condition 100/200 chamber, single shot, model 370, serial 924 Harrington & Richardson Topper Jr. number C419458, barrel length 30", overall 490 shotgun, top break, open hammer, 410 length 46", C & R NO, Instacheck YES gauge, single shot, model Topper Jr. 490, no Overall patina, fair condition serial number, barrel length 26", overall 100/200 length 40", C & R NO, Instacheck YES 931 Mossberg Model 26B .22 caliber Overall patina, fair condition 60/120 SLLR Rifle, bolt action, single shot, model 925 Winchester Model 37 12 gauge 26B, no serial number, barrel length 25", shotgun, top break, internal hammer, overall length 41 1/2", C & R YES, Instacheck thumb cock trigger, 2 3/4" chamber, single YES Overall patina, no sights or bolt, fair shot, model 37, no serial number, barrel condition 80/160 length 23 1/2", overall length 39 1/2", C & R 932 Kurz semi-automatic pistol, internal YES, Instacheck YES Overall patina, hammer, .380 cal., 5 shot, Back Up model, missing trigger guard, fair condition 60/120 magazine feed, serial number A88868, 926 J.C. Higgins 12 ga. Shotgun, bolt barrel length 1 1/2", overall length 5", C & R action, 4 shot, model 583.16 tube feed, no 3 NO, Instacheck YES Overall patina, fair C&R NO, Instacheck YES Good condition 100/200 condition 200/300 933 MGC Manufactory SW/7 .357 939 F. LLI Pietta Italy .44 caliber black caliber revolver, non-firing replica, double powder revolver, single action, open action, six shot, Japan Smith & Wesson hammer, six shot, serial number 377775, look-a-like, no serial number, barrel length barrel length 7 1/4", overall length 13", C&R 2 1/2", overall length 7 1/4", C&R N/A, N/A, Instacheck NO Very good condition Instacheck NO Good condition 30/60 100/200 934 F. LLI Pietta Italy .44 caliber black 940 FMJ .45 caliber derringer, powder revolver, single action, open Ducktown, TN, single action, side by side, hammer, six shot, serial number 576420, open hammer, two shot, Model DD, serial barrel length 4 3/4", overall length 10 1/2", number 000019409, barrel length 3 3/4", C&R N/A, Instacheck NO Like new overall length 6 3/4", C&R NO, Instacheck condition 100/200 YES Some finish wear, fair condition 100/200 935 GR flint lock black powder pistol, 5/8" bore, single shot, no serial number, 941 Sturm-Ruger 17 HMR revolver, with ram rod and flint, brass trim, barrel single action, open hammer, six shot, New length 9 3/4", overall length 16", C&R N/A, Model single
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