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Sale of Modern Sporting Guns & Antique Arms BedFOrd AuCTIOn CenTre Thursday 9th June Commencing at 10.30am Viewing Wednesday 8th June, 10.30am - 4.00pm & Morning of Sale, 9.30am - 12.45pm Followed by the Timed Online Auction Commencing Monday 13th June Completing 12 noon Monday 20th June In association with: Live internet bidding available via: http://guns.southams.com for further details Shooting EquipmEnt Lot 1 Lot 13 Lot 18 napier rifle pull through kit, Brady canvas and leather gun Shooting stick with horn Brady canvas and leather slip and a fleece lined gun slip handle with Buffalo horn gun slip est £10 - £20 est £10 - £20 crook handle est £20 - £40 Lot 14 Lot 2 Holland & Holland fleece lined Lot 19 Six various cartridge belts leather gun slip (max. internal Box containing oil bottles, and padded vinyl gun slip measure 44 ins) est £40 - £60 snap caps, cleaning brushes, est £10 - £20 barrel hand guards, etc Lot 3 Lot 15 together with a quantity Heavy tooled leather Fur lined black and brown of brass mounted two and Mexican rifle slip with leather gun slip (max. internal three piece cleaning rods embossed decoration measure 50 ins) est £30 - £50 est £50 - £80 est £20 - £30 Lot 20 Lot 4 Lot 16 Leather gun slip by Five cleaning rods Heavy leather stitched Parsons with fleece lining, including rosewood cartridge bag, suede lined zip and buckle est £40 - £60 est £10 - £30 interior, leather securing Lot 5 straps, 13 x 8 x 6 ins Lot 21 Two shotgun slips and rifle slip est £30 - £50 Leather cartridge bag with Lot 17 est £10 - £20 webbing strap est £30 - £50 Lot 6 12 bore cleaning kit in William Beretta padded gunslip for Powell & Son fitted wooden Lot 22 32 ins barrels est £10 - £20 presentation box, comprising .410 cartridge belt; pigeon decoy stand; .22 air rifle Lot 7 cleaning rods, rosewood turn Four various cartridge bags; screws, snap caps, oil bottle silencer; deer stalking video three various cartridge belts; and brushes est £50 - £80 est £20 - £30 two fleece lined gun slips; three legged pigeon hide seat lot 17 est £20 - £30 Lot 8 Parker Hale cleaning kit and two 12 bore cartridge belts est £10 - £20 Lot 9 Three walking sticks with Hare, Pheasant and dog handles est £20 - £40 Lot 10 Five cased shotgun cleaning kits est £30 - £40 Lot 11 Long shooting stick with horn handle est £20 - £40 Lot 12 Two leather cartridge bags (a/f) and cartridge belt est £20 - £30 2 http://guns.southams.com Lot 23 Lot 35 Fox Frontier ground sheet Mod Jungle survival est £10 - £20 knife with 7 ins Lot 24 black blade marked Four various shotgun and 12T/B214, in sheath rifle slips est £10 - £20 est £30 - £40 Lot 25 Lot 36 Shooting stick with horn Swedish hunting handle, decorated with a knife by Karesuando, Spaniel’s head est £20 - £40 4 ins single edged Lot 26 polished blade, wood ear defenders; Crosman Co2 grip, in leather sheath with capsules; .177 GAT; 3 x 12 sharpening stone est £20 - £30 lot 21 bore snap caps; game carrier Lot 39 Lot 48 and dog whistle; leather Walnut stock blank 64 x 12 bore Gualandi & Co. shoulder holster est £10 - £20 est £20 - £40 wadded rifled slug est £10 - £20 Lot 40 Lot 27 Lee and Lyman bullet moulds; Lot 49 20 bore Hoppes cleaning mops .38 (Spl) rCBS 3 die set & and brush, black powder 50 x .30-30 brass cases; .243 Lee reloading dies; .300 (win 9mm Luger Lyman die set cleaning mops and brush est £20 - £30 est £10 - £20 mag) Lee reloading dies; .17 Lot 50 Lot 28 (rem) reloading dies; quantity 100 x 20 bore French 12 bore Brady hand stitched of reloading equipment and pinfire cases est £70 - £90 leather cartridge belt, Brady brass cases est £40 - £60 canvas and leather ladies Lot 51 Lot 41 cartridge bag and two 75 x 4 bore Gevelot cases 100 x 10 bore Pinfire cartridge belts est £20 - £30 est £70 - £90 original cases est £80 - £100 Lot 52 Lot 29 100 x 12 bore Gevelot Lot 42 Leather rifle slip, 48 ins pinfire cases est £70 - £90 12 bore Lee Loadall; redding est £20 - £40 Lot 53 Lot 32 powder scales; tub of steel Whitby Chieftan Survival no.5 shot est £30 - £50 20 x .375 (mag) Flanged cases est £20 - £30 knife, 7 ins bowie type blade Lot 43 Lot 54 with serrated back, metal 200 (approx) x .410 eley 28 x .433 Kynoch primed cases grip in canvas sheath, boxed primed paper cases est £50 - £70 Lot 55 est £20 - £40 est £10 - £20 Lot 33 Lot 44 50 x .433 Kynoch primed cases German hunting knife with Gun stock adjusting vice est £50 - £70 Lot 56 5,1/4 ins blade stamped H est £30 - £40 Boker & CO. 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