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SUNDAY, JUNE 2, 2019 at 8:30 AM FIREARMS #180-542 – to BE SOLD at 12:00 P.M www.reddingauction.com 1085 Table Rock Road, Gettysburg, PA PH: 717-334-6941 Pennsylvania's Highest Volume Gun Auction Service Your Professional FireArms Specialists With 87+ Combined Years of Experience Striving to Put Our Clients First & Achieving Highest Prices Realized as Possible! NO RESERVE – NO BUYERS PREMIUM If You Are Interested in Selling Your Items in an Upcoming Auction, Email [email protected] or Call 717- 334-6941 to Speak to Someone Personally. We Are Consistently Bringing Higher Prices Realized Than Other Local Auction Services Due to Not Employing a Buyer’s Premium (Buyer’s Penalty). Also, We Consistently Market Our Sales Nationally with Actual Content For Longer Periods of Time Than Other Auction Services. SUNDAY, JUNE 2, 2019 at 8:30 AM FIREARMS #180-542 – TO BE SOLD AT 12:00 P.M. (Approx.) PLEASE NOTE: -- THIS IS YOUR ITEMIZED LISTING FOR THIS PARTICULAR AUCTION PLEASE BRING IT WITH YOU WHEN ATTENDING Firearms: 180R. Colt – Mod. 1911 U.S. Army – 45 Auto Cal. Semi-Auto Pistol – w/5” Barrel – Blued Finish – w/Checkered Grips – w/Original 2-Tone Mag. – w/ 2 Lanyard Loops – “U.S. Property” Marked – Mfg. 1915 181R. Remington-Rand – Mod. 1911 A1 U.S. Army – 45 Auto Cal. Semi-Auto Pistol – w/5” Barrel – Parkerized Finish – w/Checkered Plastic Grip – w/Mag. – w/Lanyard Loop 182R. Colt – Mod. 1911 U.S. Army – 45 Auto Cal. Semi-Auto Pistol – w/5” Barrel – Parkerized Finish – w/Diamond Checkered Wood Grips – w/Correct 2 Tone Mag. – w/Lanyard Loop – Mfg. 1919 183R. Colt – Mod. 1911 U.S. Army – 45 Auto Cal. Semi-Auto Pistol – w/5” Barrel – Parkerized Finish – w/Checkered Wood Grips – w/Two-Tone Mag. – w/Lanyard Loop – “U.S. Property” Marked – Mfg. 1918 184R. Colt – Mod. 1911 A1 U.S. Army – 45 Auto Cal. Semi-Auto Pistol – w/5” Barrel – Parkerized Finish – w/Brown Plastic Checkered Grips – w/Mag – w/Lanyard Loop – “U.S. Property” Marked – w/”GHD Inspectors Mark – Mfg. 1943 185R. Remington-Rand – Mod. 1911 A1 U.S. Army – 45 Auto Cal. Semi-Auto Pistol – w/5” Barrel – Parkerized Finish – w/Brown Checkered Grips – w/Mag. – w/Lanyard Loop 186. Springfield – Mod. 1898 Krag – 30-40 Krag Cal. Bolt Action Rifle – w/30” Barrel w/Hooded Front Sight – w/Excellent 1900 Dated Cartouche – Mfg. in 1898 187R. Russian – Mod. Mosin Nagant – 7.62x54R Cal. Sporterized Bolt Action Rifle – w/22” Barrel w/Sights – w/Sporterized Fajen Wood Stock 188R. Inland – Mod. M1 Carbine – 30 Carb. Cal. Semi-Auto Rifle – w/18” 11-44 Dated Inland/General Motors Barrel – w/Sling, Oiler, Bayonet, Scabbard & U.S. 1943 Dated Magazine Pouch – w/Two 20Rd Mags & One 30Rd Mag. 189R. Johnson Automatic – Model of 1941 – 30-06 Cal. Semi-Auto Rifle – w/22” Barrel – Parkerized Finish – w/Perforated Metal Upper Hand Guard – w/Marked Cranston Arms Co., Smooth Wood Stock – w/Checkered Metal Butt Plate 190. Winchester – Mod. 1886 – 40-82 WCF Cal. Lever Action Rifle – w/Factory Special Order 30” Octagon Barrel & ½ (Button) Magazine – w/Factory Special Order Pistol Grip Uncheckered Wood Stocks – w/Rocky Mountain Front Sight, Buckhorn Rear Barrel Sight & Tang Peep Sight – Mfg. in 1888 – Excellent Tight 1886 w/3 Special Factory Order Options 191. Winchester – Mod. 1873 Third Model – 38-40 Cal. Lever Action Rifle – w/24” Round Barrel w/Factory Special Order ½ (Button) Magazine – w/Straight Grip Wood Stocks w/Metal Crescent Butt Plate w/Trap Door For Cleaning Rod – w/Unusual Hooded Front Sight – w/Buckhorn Rear Sight – Mfg. in 1885 – Tight Gun!! 192R. Winchester – Mod. 94 – 32 Win. Spl. Cal. Lever Action Rifle – w/20” Barrel w/Carbine Front Sight & 2 Leaf Rear Barrel Sight & Factory Special Order 2/3 Magazine – w/Straight Grip Wood Stocks w/Factory Special Order Winchester Hard Rubber Butt Plate – Mfg. 1925 – Tight Gun w/2 Special Factory Order Options 193R. Winchester – Mod. 1886 Light Weight Solid Frame – 45-70 Cal. Lever Action Rifle – w/22” Round Barrel w/Sights & ½ Magazine Tube – w/Exceptional Original Varnish Straight Grip Wood Stocks w/Winchester Hard Shotgun Rubber Butt Plate – Mfg. 1910 – Here is an Exceptional Winchester 1886 That Offers a Solid Frame, Hard Rubber Shotgun Butt, ½ Magazine & Lightweight Features That is in Near New 100% Condition! This Gun Would Complement Anyone’s Collection. A True Great Find! 194R. Winchester – Mod. 1885 Low Wall – 32-20 (32 WCF) Cal. Single Shot Rifle – w/Factory Special Order 30” #1 Barrel – w/Beach Combo Front Sight, Buckhorn Rear Barrel Sight & Large Disc Rear Tang Sight – w/Straight Grip Wood Stock w/Metal Crescent Butt Plate – Gun Retains 80% Strong Blue Finish Condition – Mfg. in 1900 195R. Winchester – Mod. 1892 – 32 WCF (32-20) Cal. Lever Action Rifle – w/24” Octagon Barrel & Full Mag. – w/Straight Grip Wood Stocks w/Metal Crescent Butt Plate – Mfg. 1904 196R. Appears to be Stevens – Mod. Lord #36 – 25 Cal. Single Shot Pistol – w/12” Octagon to Round Barrel – Blued Finish – w/Case Hardened Frame – w/2pc. Wood Grips – No. Mfg. Name Marked on Barrel 197R. Exceptional Winchester – Mod. 12 Heavy Duck Gun – 12ga. 3” Pump Action Shotgun – w/30” Solid Rib Super Speed & Super X 3” Full Choke Barrel – w/Capped Pistol Grip Checkered Butt Stock w/Ribbed Forearm & Factory Winchester Rubber Red Recoil Pad – Mfg. 1940 – Excellent Shape 198. Winchester – Mod. 1873 (Very Early) Third Model – 44-40 Cal. Lever Action Rifle – w/24” Round Barrel w/German Silver Front Blade Sight & Buckhorn Rear Sight w/Factory Special Order ½ (Button) Mag. – w/Straight Grip Wood Stocks w/Trap Door For Cleaning Rod – Mfg. 1882 – Here is a Very Early Third Model 1873 That is Extremely Tight & Retains About 50% Original Blue 199. Winchester – Mod. 1886 Saddle Ring Carbine – 40-65 WCF Cal. Lever Action Rifle – w/22” Round Barrel w/Full Mag – w/Correct Carbine Rear Sight – w/Straight Grip Wood Stocks w/Carbine Metal Butt Plate – w/Saddle Ring – Mfg. 1898 200. Winchester – Mod. 1873 Third Model – 38 WCF (38-40) Cal. Lever Action Rifle – w/24” Octagon Barrel w/Full Mag. – w/Buckhorn Rear Sight & Silver Blade Front Sight – w/Straight Grip Wood Stocks w/Crescent Metal Butt Plate w/Trap Door – Mfg. 1894 – Tight Gun w/Fair Amount of Original Bluing Remaining 201. Winchester – Mod. Winchester-Lee Straight Pull Navy M1895 Musket – 6mm Lee Cal. Bolt Action Rifle – w/28” Barrel – Serial #18490 – Receiver Marked “-U.S.N.-“, “No18490”, “-J.N.J.-“ w/Anchor – w/Original Sling & Bayonet – This Serial # Falls in the Range of Known Serial Numbers from the Second Contract the Navy Issued in 1898 – These were Inspected by Lt. John N. Jordan 202. Harpers Ferry – Charleville Pattern Type III – 69 Cal. Flintlock Musket – w/44” Barrel – “Harpers Ferry 1813” Marked on Lock – “VMH” Stamped on Left of Stock – See: Schmidt Vol. I, Page 116 203. Suhl – Prussian Model 1809 – 71 Cal. Percussion 3 Band Musket – w/41 ¼” Barrel – Converted to Percussion 204. Waters & Whitmore – 1808 Contract – 69 Cal. Flintlock Musket – w/44” Barrel – Lock Marked “Sutton 1812” – See: Moller Vol. II, Page 181 205. P.S. Justice (Philadelphia, PA) – Contract Rifled Musket/Third Type – 69 Cal. Percussion Rifle – w/39” Barrel – w/Brass Patch Box & Bands – Circa 1861 – See: Flayderman 9B-030 (Some Pitting at Bolster) 206. Harpers Ferry – Mod. 1855 Rifle Musket – 58 Cal. Percussion Rifle Musket – w/40” Barrel – Lock Dated 1858 – w/Light Visible Stock Cartouche 207. British – Fowler or Militia Musket – 68 Cal. Flintlock Musket – w/46” Barrel w/Lug for Bayonet – w/Very Ornate Brass Fittings – Lock Marked “London Warranted” – Circa Pre American Revolution – Butt Plate Damaged at Tang 208. Springfield – Mod. 1795 Type III – 69 Cal. Flintlock Musket – w/44 ½” Barrel – Lock Dated 1809 – Stock Branded “I. L. Infantry on Butt & Forestock – w/”RM” on Stock 209. Harpers Ferry – Mod. 1803 Flintlock – 54 Cal. Altered to Percussion Rifle – w/33” Octagon to Round Barrel – Lock Marked “Harpers Ferry 1818” (Eagle Not Visible) – w/Inspectors Mark on Left Stock 210. Robert McCormick (Northern Liberties Section of Phila., PA) – U.S. 1798 Contract Musket – 69 Cal. Flintlock Musket – w/42” Barrel w/Eagle P Proof – Lock Marked “US”, Small “V” & “McCormick” “99” – See: Flayderman 9A-049 211. Tower – Mod. 1852 Rifle – 577 Cal. Percussion Rifle – w/27” Barrel – Possible Afghan Copy Mfg. w/British Parts 212. Parker Snow & Co. – Mod. 1861 – 58 Cal. Rifle Musket – w/40” Barrel – Lock Dated 1863 – w/Vivid Stock Cartouche 213. Unknown – Lock Marked “Whitmore & Wolfe, Pittsburgh” – 38 Cal. Full Stock Percussion Rifle – w/39” Octagon Barrel – w/Brass Furniture – w/Double Set Trigger – Stock Broken at Wrist w/Period Wire Wrap Repair – Patch Box Missing 214. Harpers Ferry – Mod. 1816 – 69 Cal. Altered to Percussion Musket – w/42” Barrel – Lock Dated 1836 – w/Visible Inspectors Marks on Stock 215. Harpers Ferry – Mod. 1819 Hall Rifle (2nd Production) – 52 Cal. Percussion Breech Lock Rifle – w/32 5/8” Barrel – Lock Dated 1826 – See: Flayderman #9A-251 216. E. Robinson (New York) – 1861 Contract Rifle-Musket – 58 Cal. Percussion Rifle – w/40” Barrel – Lock Dated 1863 – Pitting at Bolster 217. Springfield – Mod. 1861 Rifle-Musket – 58 Cal. Percussion Rifle – w/40” 1863 Dated Barrel – Lock Dated 1862 – w/Vivid Cartouche 218. Springfield – Mod. 1866 Allin Conversion – 50 C/F Cal. Breech Lock Rifle – w/40” Barrel – Lock Dated 1864 – w/Bayonet – Clean Gun! 219. Signed Jas. Golcher Percussion Lock & Barrel – Full Stock Kentucky Rifle – w/33 ½” Rifled Octagon Barrel – w/Brass Trimmings – w/Brass Engraved Lid Cap Box – w/Double Set Triggers 220. Tryon – U.S. Mod. 1841 Rifle – 58 Cal. Percussion Rifle – w/33” Barrel – Lock & Barrel Dated 1848 - #71 & 498 Marked on Butt Plate – w/Traces of Cartouche – Modified For Socket Bayonet – w/Bayonet 221.
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