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MARCH 11 AUCTION INVENTORY Order Tag # Title Description Quant MARCH 11 AUCTION INVENTORY Title Order Tag # Description Quant. Notes Case XX USA, 7 Dot (1965-69), Bone 6445R Utility / Scout Knife, Pretty Bone Handles, Nickel Silver Bolsters, Brass Liners, Case XX USA Pocket Knife Snaps Open and Shut, No Wobble, 3-3/4 inches closed, Condition Good, Carbon Steel Blades, they include the unique 1 9300 can opener, super pointy awl, screw driver/cap lifter and blade. 1 Yellow Trapper 3299 1/2 Jack Knife, Yellow Composition Case XX USA Pocket Knife Handles, Nickel Silver Bolsters, Brass Liners, Snaps Open and 2 9301 Shut, No Wobble, 2 Carbon Steel Blades, Condition USED 1 Trapper, 6254 SSP full size stainless trapper at 4-1/8” closed. Case XX USA Pocket Knife CASE XX USA 7 dot 1973. Old time CASE quality. Natural Bone, 3 9302 has a fine crack from the Logo plate, Condition Good. 1 Copperhead Trapper #6249, Late 1960's, Dark Jigged Bone Handled Knife, 2 Carbon Steel Blades, Good Snap in the Blades. Case XX USA Pocket Knife Stainless Bolsters and Brass Separators and Pins. Condition 4 9303 Used 1 Vintage Remington UMC 4 Blade Pocket Knife, R6043 This is a very good condition 1921-1924 Remington, Brown Bone R6043 Remington UMC Pocket 4 Carbon Steel blade pocket knife. The knife folded measures 4 Knife 1/8 inches. The blades are marked with Remington UMC in a circle which dates this knife to 1921-1924. The blades and bone handle. Condition Very Used. 1 Blade had a broken tip that has 5 9304 been sharpened out. 1 #1 - 3 Carbon Steel blades, Jigged Handle with Brass Pins Craftsman/ Appalachian #2 - Trapper Style, 2 SS Blades, Brass Pins and Dividers, Trail Pocket Knife 6 9305 Condition Like New 2 MARCH 11 AUCTION INVENTORY Smooth RED BONE MINI COKE BOTTLE KNIFE 6225 1/2 9 dot(1981), 2 SS Blades, Measures 3 Inches Closed, Small chip in Case XX USA Pocket Knife the handle at the end on the spine side, Condition otherwise 7 9306 like new. 1 6 Dot (1984) Wood 1199 SH R Case XX Whaler Knife - Wood Handles - No Cracks - Nickel Silver Bolsters - Brass Liners - Case XX USA Pocket Knife Snaps Open and Shut - No Wobble - Very Nice Unused Condition - 4-1/8 inches closed. Never Sharpened, Carried, or 8 9307 Cleaned. No chips or cracks in the handles. 1 #1 - The 3-1/4" blade 440 stainless steel blade has a Brown Mule motif etched on the blade and the handle is a beautiful, solid hardwood. The pocket knife also has brass pins and liners that add to its beauty. Kissing Crane knives are a result of over Kissing Crane/Case XX 175 years of expert cutlery tradition. Closed: 4 1/4" Condition USA Pocket Knife New #2 - Sod Buster Jr. 1981 stamp, lightning S, 2137 small Sodbuster, great EDC knife, great snap no wobble, lightly 9 9308 sharpened, full blade with patina. 2 THIS IS A CASE XX USA 2004 NATURAL/RED BONE TRAPPER 6254 SS God Bless America etching and a Case American Flag Case XX USA Pocket Knife Inlay Shield. The bolsters are Nickel Silver. Condition New and never used, Knife Length 4.13 in.Folded/Fixed, Blade Material 10 9309 Tru-Sharp Surgical Stainless Steel 1 George Wostenholm George Wostenholm, Sheffield England, I-XL, very tight blades, 11 9310 Pocket Knife bone handles, 2-blades, 3-5/8" closed 1 Case XX 63033 'small Stockman' Folding Knife, 1-dot 1979, Case XX USA Pocket Knife Three blades, with a 2" Main blade, 2-3/4" Body. Blade tang marked with one dot, 1979 date. Brown derlin handles. 12 9311 Condition used. Blades appear unused, but have frosting. 1 MARCH 11 AUCTION INVENTORY Jim Bowie German Eye Brand Knife "Yellow Trapper". Smooth yellow delrin handle scales. Polished stainless steel clip point blade etched "JIM BOWIE PREMIUM QUALITY HAND MADE" Jim Bowie Pocket Knife and spey blade. Both blades have strong snap. Brass liners. Nickel silver bolsters, handle pins, and inlaid Jim Bowie logo shield. Another great German made pocket knife. Handle Material: Smooth Delrin - Blade Length: 3" - Closed Length: 3- 13 9312 7/8" - Weight: 3 oz 1 Yellow Trapper Model 3254 8 Dot (1982). Clip and Spey Chrome Vanadium Carbon Steel Blades, Each blade measures 3- Case XX USA Pocket Knife 1/4"... Closed length 4-1/8", Nickel Silver Bolsters w/Brass Pins & Liners Approx. Wt. 3.75 oz. Yellow Trapper Model 3254, 14 9313 Condition Good Used, Missing Shield Inlay on Handle 1 Discontinued and hard to find Remington Knife "Mother of Pearl Two Blade Pen Knife". Beautiful genuine mother of pearl handle scales. Satin finished stainless steel spear point blade Remington Pocket Knife and pen blade. Both blades have strong snap. Brass liners. Nickel silver bolsters and inlaid Remington oval shield. Real nice gentlemen's pocket knife. Blade Material: Stainless Steel, Handle Material: Genuine Mother of Pearl, Blade Length: 1- 15 9314 3/4", Closed Length: 3-1/4" 1 Medium Case 3 Dot (2002), 3318, Stockman, 3 Stainless Steel blades, Clasic Yellow handels, Stamped "Magoffin Co. Case XX USA Pocket Knife Foundraisers Days 2002 Miller" Miller also etched in the main 16 9315 blade. Condition: Good Used 1 MARCH 11 AUCTION INVENTORY This is a vintage Schmidt & Ziegler Trapper that was produced between 1930 and 1975. It measures 4 inches closed and has Schmidt & Ziegler Pocket been used, carried and sharpened. #3124, Soligne Germany. Knife The handles are yellow celluloid with no cracks or chips. There is some very light scratching and some very slight shrinkage but still in very good condition. The blades are still nice and tight 17 9316 with excellent snap opening and closing. Condition Good Used 1 3-Blade Seahorse Whittler Pocket Knife. 3-7/8 inches closed. 6- 1/4 inches open. Made in USA. " x*x CASE XX x x x " (with lightning bolt S) and "USA 6355WH SS" tang stamps. Script Case XXXXX USA Pocket "Case" American Flag shield. Stainless Steel blades. Master Knife blade etched with long C XX logo and "1st Run". Dark red jigged bone handle. Nickel Silver bolsters. Brass liner. Condition Like 18 9317 New 1 Case Stockman 1 Dot, 63047, 3 Carbon Steel Blades, Natural Case XX USA Pocket Knife Jigged Bovine Bone Handels, SS Bolsters and Brass Pins, Good Snap to the blades, Condition: Never sharpened, "Flesh Only" 19 9318 Etched in the Fleshing Blade. 4" closed 1 Barlow 10 dot (1970), Smooth Appaloosa bone, barlow folding Case XX Pocket Knife knife. Condition Well Used and Sharpened, 2 Carbon Steel 20 9319 Blades, 3-3/8" closed 1 21 9320 Case Pocket Knife Case XX 3 dot, 2-blade pocket knife, 6232, 3-5/8" closed 1 Case Pocket Knife Case XX 2 dot single blade pocket knife, 6165 SAB, used, 22 9321 missing bolster pin, handle missing a piece, 5-1/4" closed 1 Winchester 092, Winchester Gunstock 1 of 1000 engraved on Winchester Pocket Knife 23 9322 main blade, 3-1/2" closed, stag handle 1 Anvil, Prov. USA, Honed Edge engraved on main blade, 3-blade Anvil Pocket Knife 24 9323 pocket knife, 4" closed, Pat 3,317,996 1 MARCH 11 AUCTION INVENTORY #1 - Peter's Brothers, 2-blade pocket knife, 1 blade broke off. 2- 3/4" closed, stag handle, The Peters Bros. made cutlery under Peters Brothers/Case their name between 1876-1886. Pocket Knife #2 - Case XX 1 dot, aluminum single lockblade knife, M1051 25 9324 LSSP, 3-3/4" closed 2 #1 - Buck Creek Soligen Germany, Coal Miner Black Gold Buck Creek/Buck Creek engraved on main blade, 4-blade pocket knife, 3-1/2" closed. Pocket Knife #2 - Buck Creek Soligen Germany, Coal Miner Black Gold 26 9325 engraved on main blade, 2-blade pocket knife, 3-1/2" closed. 2 #1 - Remington UMC, Made in the USA, 3-blade pocket knife, Remington/Pakistan 4" closed, brown swirl plastic handles. #2 - Pakistan single Pocket Knife 27 9326 blade pocket knife, 2-1/2" closed. 2 Case Pocket Knife Case XX USA, 6 Dot, wood handles, 2-blades, 5-1/4" closed, 28 9327 6265 SAB with no dots, used condition missing bolster pin 1 #1 - Buck Creek Bob Cat Hand Made, 4-blade pocket knife, 3- Buck 1/2" closed, pearlized handles, Soligen Germany. #2 - Boker, Creek/Boker/Barlow Tree Brand Classic 200 engraved on main blade, Wood canoe Pocket Knife knife, 2 blade pocket knife, Soligen Germany, 3-5/8" closed. #3 - Barlow knife engrave Jim Primble Finest Steel, Belknap Inc. 29 9328 5922 3 #1 - Case Tested XX 2-blade pocket knife, 1 blade broke off, 3- 1/4" closed. #2 - Case XX USA, 2 blade pocket knife from the Case/Case/Remington late 1960's, red jigged handles. #3 - 2008 Remington RB473, 2- Pocket Knife blade, Veteral Bullet One Arm Knife, jigged bone handles, 3- 30 9329 1/2" closed. 3 Remington 870 Remington 870, 12 ga, 29-1/2" barrel, Full choke, 2-3/4" shells, 31 1750 Wingmaster Serial V517106V 1 Remington Model 788, 222 Rem, 23" barrel with magazine, Remington Model 788 32 1751 iron sights & Kassnar scope, Serial 6077630 1 Savage Model 24, 22LR & 20 ga, 24" barrels, Cylinder Choke, 2- Savage Model 24 33 1752 3/4" & 3" shells, Serial D761582 1 MARCH 11 AUCTION INVENTORY Eagle Arms Companion Single Barrel Shotgun, 20 ga 3" Eagle Arms Companion Magnum. Barrel folds under stock for storage, 25-1/2" barrel, Shotgun 34 1753 cylinder choke, sling, Serial 95786 1 Mossberg Model 151M-B, 22 LR only, 19" barrel, Target sights Mossberg Model 151M-B & scope, Military training rifle, Semi-Auto, Ammo feeds from the right side of the buttstock, sling, Serial NONE, 35 1754 manufactured pre 1969 so no serial number 1 Remington 1100 20 ga shotgun, 25" barrel, Skeet choke, 2-3/4" Remington 1100 36 1755 or shorter shells, Serial L672950X 1 Remington 870 Remington 870 16 ga shotgun, 28" barrel, Mod Choke, 2-3/4" 37 1756 Wingmaster or shorter shell, Serial 633140W 1 Winchester Model 12, 12 ga shotgun, 29" barrel, Full Choke, 2- Winchester Model 12 38 1757 3/4" shells, Serial 231599
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