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Firearms and Accoutrements Live Salesroom Auction August 16-17, 2017 Firearms and Accoutrements Live Salesroom Auction August 16-17, 2017 Cowan’s Auction Exhibition Bid 6270 Este Avenue August 16, 2017 August 15, 2017 In person, by phone, Cincinnati, OH 45232 10 am 12 to 5 pm absentee or live online. 513.871.1670 August 17, 2017 August 16, 2017 Phone and Absentee Bidding Fax 513.871.8670 10 am 8 to 10 am 513.871.1670 or visit cowans.com August 17, 2017 cowans.com 8 to 10 am Lot 203; Historic Operation Overlord World War II P.T. Boat 520 Flag, Log Book and Photographs Cowan's Auctions Firearms and Accoutrements August 16-17, 2017 Auction begins at 10:00 AM Day One: Lots 1 -514 Day Two: Lots 515-1029 **Please note - all lots marked with asterisks(*) require a Federal Firearms License or a Form 4473 to be completed and background check performed. Successful buyers will not be permitted to leave with the firearm without submitting a FFL or completing the Form 4473. No exceptions. Thank you for your cooperation. Lot Low - High Auction Number Item Title Estimate 1 Flintlock Trade Pistol $600 $800 2 Re- Stocked Brown Bess Flintlock Musket $600 $800 3 Reproduction Flintlock Pistol $100 $200 4 Masonic Apron Related to Napoleonic Wars $1,000 $2,000 5 Contemporary Copy Of 1803 Harper's Ferry Flintlock Rifle $300 $600 6 Early American Eagle Pommel Sword $300 $500 7 Early Militia Sword $250 $500 8 American Naval Dirk by Wm. Read $1,000 $1,500 9 Early Dagger $600 $800 10 Wooden Militia Canteen $500 $700 11 Reproduction Revolutionary War Musket Cartridge Box $150 $250 12 Engraved Powder Horn Dated 1818 $2,500 $3,500 14 Carved Powder Horn From The Jim Richie Collection $500 $700 15 Bacon Mfg. Co. Navy Model Revolver, Second Type $500 $750 16 Colt Model 1849 Percussion Revolver $600 $900 17 Colt Model 1849 Revolver $200 $400 18 ** Cased Colt Civil War Centennial Revolver $250 $400 19 Relic Remington Beals Army Percussion Revolver $400 $600 20 Starr Double Action Percussion Revolver $750 $1,000 21 Francotte Pinfire revolver $350 $500 22 Moore Teat Fire Revolver $200 $400 23 Moore Teat fire Revolver $300 $500 24 Reblued Manhattan Percussion Revolver $200 $400 25 Percussion Single Shot Pistol By Hero $200 $300 26 Civil War Rifle Sling $200 $400 27 Lot of Three U.S. Musket Bayonets $450 $650 28 Contemporary Confederate Sword $250 $400 29 Lot of Two U.S. Rifle Bayonets $300 $500 30 Pattern 1850 Foot Officers $300 $500 31 Pattern 1860 Light Cavalry Sword by J. B. Allere $400 $600 32 Pattern 1840 Artillery Sword $500 $750 33 Pattern 1840 NCO Sword by Roby $500 $750 34 Import Pattern 1840 Cavalry Sword $400 $600 35 Lot of 3 Metal Sword Scabbards $100 $200 **Please Note - all lots marked with asterisk(*) require a Federal Firearms License or a Form 4473 to be completed and background check performed. Thank you. 36 Lot of Civil War Era Sword Parts $150 $250 37 Civil War Bowie Knife by Buck Bros. Worcester, Mass. $1,000 $1,500 38 Confederate Polearm Head formed from a M1855 Bayonet $500 $700 39 Reproduction Confederate Navy Sword $300 $500 40 U.S. M1860 Cavalry Saber $200 $400 41 Reproduction 1860 Cavalry Saber $100 $250 42 Fraternal Sword $100 $200 43 U.S. M1840 Non-Commissioned Officer's Sword by Ames $300 $500 44 Manhattan Cutlery Co. Knife $300 $500 45 Cutlery Handled Bowie Knife and Sheath $1,200 $1,600 46 Post Civil War GAR and Souvenir Box with Mounted Buttons $300 $400 47 Lot of American Civil War and Veteran's Buttons and Insignia $300 $500 48 Reproduction Artillery Uniform on Wooden Form $200 $400 49 Mexican Navy Officer's Dress Chapeau ca 1860 $200 $400 50 Relic Possible Confederate-Used US Eagle Head Pommel Saddle $1,000 $1,500 51 Large 19th Century Civilian Lockable Valise ca.1850 $300 $500 52 Confederate "Y" Strap Pattern Saddle Bags $400 $600 53 Box Pattern Saddle Bags Marked "1st VA" $400 $600 54 Confederate Tin Drum Canteen $600 $800 55 Leather Saddle Bags By L. D. Stone San Francisco $600 $800 56 Pattern 1861 Musket Cartridge Box $200 $300 57 8 Foot Rammer & Sponge for 12 Pounder Cannon $300 $500 58 M1859 Bridle Bit $200 $300 59 Slim Jim Style Holster For A 6" 1849 Colt $300 $500 60 Officer's Bridle Leather Sword Belt and Plate $300 $500 61 Civil War Musket Cartridge box, with Cap Box and 1839 Belt and Plate $500 $1,000 62 U.S. Naval Officers Leather Belt $150 $300 63 Collection Of Bullets Collected from Civil War Battlefields $400 $600 64 Riker Mount With Civil War Relics $200 $300 65 Riker Mount with Civil War Relics $200 $300 66 Contemporary Civil War Flap Holster by RDY $100 $200 67 Andersonville Prison, Georgia, Let Us Forgive. But Not Forget Lithograph $75 $150 68 Belgian Double Barrel Shotgun by Sam Holt $600 $800 69 Indian Used Remington Rifle $600 $1,000 70 Model 1884 Springfield Trapdoor Rifle $750 $1,000 71 U.S. M1861 Parker Snow Contract Rifle with Miller Conversion $750 $1,000 72 Model 1884 Springfield Trapdoor Rifle $600 $900 74 Contemporary Copy Of Daniel Searles Bowie Knife $300 $500 75 Reproduction Bowie Knife $50 $100 1870s Elliot's Patent Medical Saddle Bags & Contents by A. A. Mellier of St 76 Louis $1,000 $1,600 77 Elliot's Patent Medical Saddle Bags ca. 1870 $500 $700 78 Pennsylvania National Guard Infantry Kepi $150 $250 79 US Indian Wars Model 1872 New York NG Kepi $200 $300 80 Mixed Lot of Web Girths and Surcingles $50 $100 81 Assorted Military and Civilian Hat Insignia $200 $300 **Please Note - all lots marked with asterisk(*) require a Federal Firearms License or a Form 4473 to be completed and background check performed. Thank you. 82 Original Rifleman's Hunting Bag, Horn and Sheath Knife $500 $700 83 Indian Wars Infantry Shako $1,200 $1,600 84 Lot of Three Pattern 1881 Aiguillettes, One Set of Shoulder Straps $150 $250 85 Pattern 1885 Bridle $500 $700 86 Watering Bit $100 $200 87 Winchester Model 94 Wood Shipping Crate $100 $200 88 Pattern 1880 Summer Cork Helmet $200 $400 89 Lot of five Indian War Cartridge boxes $500 $1,000 90 1873 Trowell Bayonet $200 $400 91 Lot of Three Trapdoor Springfield Bayonets $350 $500 92 Buffalo Hunter Skinning Set Lot of Three $400 $600 93 1907 Pattern Named Division Revolver Marksman Prize Medal in Bronze $200 $400 British Victorian Volunteer Rifleman's Uniform Trousers and a Musket Sling, 94 ca. 1890 $100 $200 95 French WWI M1917 Flare Pistol $100 $200 96 Colt Army Model 1894 DA $300 $500 97 **Nambu Type 14 Pistol $300 $500 98 Argentine 1891 Cavalry Carbine Sporter Bolt Action Rifle with Scope $400 $600 99 **Type 46 Siamese Mauser Bolt Action Rifle with bayonet $300 $400 100 **U.S. Rock Island Arsenal Model 1903 Bolt Action Rifle $500 $1,000 101 **German Luger Pistol With Holster Extra Mag $500 $750 102 Lot of Five 1905E1 Bayonets $375 $425 103 Lot of Two U.S. M1905 Bayonets $300 $500 104 U.S. Springfield M1904 Bolo Knife $300 $500 105 Lot of American Military Buttons and Insignia $300 $500 106 Lot of US World War One Uniform Items with Brass Bugle $300 $500 107 **Mitchell's Mausers K98 Rifle, Collector's Grade $500 $700 108 **Smith and Wesson Model 1917 Brazilian Contract $300 $500 109 **Russian M91/30 Bolt Action Rifle with Scope $400 $600 110 **German K98 Bolt-Action Rifle $300 $500 111 **SMLE No. 1 Mk. III* $300 $500 112 **Underwood M1 Carbine $400 $600 113 **Inland M1 Carbine $300 $500 114 **Springfield 1903 Rifle $600 $800 115 **Russian Capture K98 Bolt Action Rifle $300 $500 116 **U. S. Springfield M1 Rifle $500 $700 117 **U. S. Springfield M1 Rifle $500 $700 118 **U.S. Winchester M1 Garand Rifle $400 $600 119 **Russian Mosin-Nagant M91/30 Bolt-Action Rifle $200 $400 120 **Swedish M38 Bolt-Action Rifle $200 $400 121 **Remmington Rand 1911 A1 $600 $800 122 **Luger BYF 42 $800 $1,200 123 **Luger P08 Pistol $500 $700 124 **Japanese Arisaka Type 99 Bolt Action Rifle with Bayonet $300 $500 125 Dummy Thompson M1 Submachine Gun $600 $800 126 **Colt 1911 $800 $1,200 127 **Remington Rand 1911A1 $700 $1,000 **Please Note - all lots marked with asterisk(*) require a Federal Firearms License or a Form 4473 to be completed and background check performed. Thank you. 128 **U.S. Springfield M-1 Rifle $600 $900 129 **U.S. International Harvester M-1 Rifle $500 $750 130 **P-38 Pistol BY CYQ W/Holster $650 $900 131 German 1920 Commercial Luger Pistol $500 $1,000 132 German AC 44 P-38 Pistol $600 $900 133 World War II Aircraft "U.S. Property" Pyrotechnic M8 Flare Pistol $75 $150 134 WW II Pocket Knives, Lot of Two $80 $120 135 1st Battalion Ranger Knife, Large Variant $600 $800 136 1st Battalion Ranger Knife, Small Variant $600 $800 137 WWII British Custom Commando Knife $700 $1,000 138 Lot of 9 WWII German Contemporary Fighting Knives $200 $300 139 Lot of 9 WWII German Contemporary Fighting Knives $200 $300 140 Lot of 10 WWII German Contemporary Fighting Knives $200 $400 141 Lot of 7 WWII German Contemporary Fighting Knives $100 $200 142 Lot of Nine Bayonets $400 $500 143 Lot of Two Bayonets $350 $500 144 Lot of Seven Bayonets $300 $450 145 Lot of Eight Bayonets $400 $600 146 Lot of Two Bayonets $350 $500 147 Lot of Nine M4 Bayonets $400 $600 148 Lot of Eight British Bayonets $150 $250 149 Lot of Five Bayonets $350 $400 150 Lot of Five M1905E1 Bayonets $400 $450 151 Lot of Nine M4 Bayonets for Carbine $400 $600 152 Lot of Five Bayonets $250 $350 153 Lot of Three Bayonets $300 $400 154 Lot of Nine M4 Bayonets $400 $500 155 Lot of Three Bayonets $300 $400 156 Lot of Eleven Edged Weapons $200 $300 157 Lot of Eight Bayonets $250 $350 158 Lot of Three M1905 Bayonets $300 $400 159 Lot of Three Japanese Bayonets $300 $400 160 Lot of Seven Bayonets $250 $325 161 WWII Nazi German SA Dagger $500 $750 162 WWII Nazi German SA Dagger $600 $900 163 Second Model Luftwaffe Dagger $400 $600 164 Three Nazi Dress Daggers $500 $750 165 WWII Nazi German SA Dagger $400 $600 166 Lot of 4 Bolo Knives $300 $500 167 Lot of 2 fighting Knives $100 $200 168 Lot of Four Bayonets $300 $400 169 Lot of Four Bayonets $450 $550 170 Lot of Eighteen Bayonets $400 $500 171 Lot of Five British and Commonwealth Bayonets $400 $500 172 German Dress Bayonet $300 $500 **Please Note - all lots marked with asterisk(*) require a Federal Firearms License or a Form 4473 to be completed and background check performed.
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