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22 British (New Zealand marked) Martini Enfield, Single Shot, Breech 24 Spanish Model 1893 Bolt , Serial Number Loading , Serial Number 6456, .303 9465, Caliber 7 mm Mauser Technical Description: British (New Zealand marked) Martini Enfield, Technical Description: Spanish Model 1893 Mauser single shot, breech loading carbine, serial number 6456, caliber .303. magazine rifle, serial number 9465, caliber 7 mm Mauser. Standard The blued round barrel is 21 inches in length and is fastened by a single military configuration rifle manufactured in for the Spanish blued barrel band. The barleycorn front sight with protecting ears is government. The blued round barrel is 29 inches in length, barleycorn mounted 1 ¼ inches from the muzzle. The rear sight has a single folding front sight, folding leaf rear sight with elevation bar, graduated from 400 leaf with elevation bar. The rear sight base has graduations from 200 meters to 2000 meters. A battle sight fixed for 300 meters is in position yards to 500 yards; the sight leaf is graduated from 600 yards to 2000 when the sight leaf is folded down. The receiver ring is marked on top yards. The left side of the barrel is marked NZ with an arrow between / SHIELD (The Mauser Co. logo), and in a downward arc the letters, CROWN / GR / P, CROWN / 96 / E, 13, BROAD ARROW, OBERNDORF 1896, (date of manufacture). The left receiver wall is the top of the barrel is marked E. The right side of the barrel is marked C marked A 9465 SIX POINTED STAR, MAUSER ESPAÑOL MODELO / 6456. The breech is marked in the upper right corner 6456, in the 1893 / MANUFACTURA MAUSER OBERNDORF A/N. The bolt handle breech center is marked CROWN / V.R. / ENFIELD / 1884 / CROWN is marked K627, the cocking piece and safety wing are marked SIX and ARROW / III. / 1. The left side of the breech is marked CROWN / POINTED STAR 04. The walnut stock is broken at the wrist, old repair V.R. / H.R.B. Co. / 1897 / M.E. 303 / A.C.I., the top of the breech is done with a leather sleeve, nicely done. The left butt stock has the marked NZ with an upfacing arrow between the letters, and 98 and at Mauser Company CROWN AND SHIELD logo and 1896 marked the rear is 215. The heavy combination nose and upper barrel band thereon. Below the left receiver wall is marked A 9465, the right butt carries the upper sling swivel and stud. The stock furniture is stock has the letter JJ deeply carved thereon. Standard blued steel blued. The walnut stock is of two-piece design; the right side of the butt stock furniture, the cleaning rod is missing. The bore is very good. The stock has a metal disc marked with a BROAD ARROW. The left side of butt plate is heavily rusted; remainder of metal is turning a smooth age the butt stock has a circular stamp H.B.Co. The barrel retains almost all brown. The stock has heavy patina, shows minor use and wear. bluing, some age brown around front sight; the breech is turning age Mechanically excellent. The unmarked bayonet with the rifle is not brown along with the stock furniture. The bore is excellent. The stock is correct and does not fit this model arm. Historical Significance: This rifle sound but has many dents and bruises. Historical Significance: After is one of 30,000 manufactured by The Mauser Co. for the Spanish Great Britain adopted the Lee rifle and .303 , many of the government .450-caliber Martini-Henry and were rebarreled and 25 Russian Model 1870 Berdan II Bolt Action, Single Shot Rifle, Serial converted to the new cartridge. The Martini-Metford was rebarreled with Number 37842, Caliber 10.66mm or .42 Russian the shallow Metford segmental rifling designed for the first .303 cartridge Technical Description: Russian Model 1870 Berdan II bolt action, single loaded with black powder. The Martini-Enfield was rebarreled with the shot rifle, serial number 37842, caliber 10.66 mm or .42 Russian. deeper concentric grooved Enfield rifling designed for the later Standard military configuration rifle. The blued round barrel is 32 ¾ smokeless powder form of the cartridge. The Martini-Metford rifle was inches in length; a heavy bayonet stud is mounted on the barrels right issued in Mark I and II; the carbine, in Marks I, I*, II, II*, and III. The side 1-3/16 inches from the muzzle. The barleycorn front sight is Martini-Enfield rifle was issued in Marks I and II; the carbine in Marks I, mounted 3-1/8 inches from the muzzle. The rear sight is mounted just I*, II, II*, and III. The changes on Mark numbers were based on the forward of the receiver and has a single folding leaf with elevation bar, Martini-Henry model rebarreled to make the conversion. For example, graduated to 1500 Arshins (early Russian distance measurement 1 the Martini-Enfield rifle, Mark I and II, .303 caliber, standardized in 1895, Arshin=28 inches). The barrel is fastened by two bright finished was a conversion of the .450-caliber Martini-Henry rifles, Mark II, and screw-clamping bands. The barrel is marked between the lower barrel Mark III. The Mark I* is identical, except an adjustable front sight was band and the rear sight 1881 (year of manufacture), and No. 37842. The added. As with the Martini-Henry models, the .303 carbines were issued octagonal receiver ring is marked with the DOUBLE HEADED RUSSIAN in two types - - the and mode. IMPERIAL EAGLE. The bolt is finished bright, the bolt handle locking lug 23 Italian Model 1871 / 87 / 15 Vetterli-Vitali Bolt Action Magazine Rifle, is marked R 19298, the cocking bar is also marked 19298. The Serial Number U4524, Caliber 6.5 mm full-length military configuration stock is unmarked and appears to have Technical Description: Italian Model 1871 / 87 / 15 Vetterli-Vitali bolt been sanded. The stock tip is bright finished iron, complete with original action magazine rifle, serial number U4524, caliber 6.5 mm. The cleaning rod. The trigger strap has a BOW & ARROW symbol marked blackened round barrel is 34 inches in length, fastened by two on it. The bright finished iron butt plate also has the BOW & ARROW blackened oval barrel bands with spring retainers. The front sight is a symbol and 1975 marked thereon. The metal is smooth and clean aging barleycorn type; the rear sight is a leaf type with range graduations on to brown, a few patches of rust are on the bolt, a large patch of rust is on the sight base from 600 to 2000 meters. The right side of the barrel the butt plate tang and heel. Stock has been refinished. The bore is breech is marked U4524, the top is marked K and CROWN / SHIELD in excellent. The upper sling swivel is missing. The rear swivel is mounted an oval. The left side of the barrel breech is marked TORRE / on the trigger guard bow. The rifle has the original bayonet, a socket ANNUNZIATA, FC in an oval and 1873. The bolt is finished bright. The type with a quadrangular 19 ½-inch blade. The 3-inch blued socket has top of the receiver is marked 12. The stock furniture is blackened iron. a clamping band, the blade neck is marked 3867 and MA, ARROW. The rifle bore is excellent, original cleaning rod. The walnut stock is light Historical Significance: The Berdan II bolt action was the most widely colored and is straight grained, marked on the right butt ______OLOTTI, used single shot rifle in early Russian service. In battle use against the U / 4524, and __ __57. The left butt is marked with a large circle; the Turks it was commonly equipped with the Krnka Quick Loader, a device letters inside the circle are no longer legible. Overall excellent condition. attached to the side of the rifle and holding a number of cartridges with The bayonet with the rifle has a 9 ¼-inch blade, knife style, with a single heads up to permit rapid reloading. wide fuller. Grips are composition; the right side of the crossguard is marked EB7144. The black leather sheath has a brass tip and throat and is unmarked. Historical Significance: Standard of from 1871 to 1891. Originally manufactured in 1873 as a 10.45 mm single shot rifle, the Model 1871. After 1887 the rifle was modified by an arsenal to use the Vitali single column box magazine. After Italy entered WWI in 1915 this rifle was again modified and refitted with a Mannlicher magazine system and 6.5 mm barrel to use the 6.5 mm Mannlicher cartridge adopted in 1891. Rifles like this were extensively used during the First World War and to some extent used again in WWII.

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26 German Model 1888 Bolt Action Magazine Rifle, Serial Number 7403, 27 Austrian Model 1895 Straight Pull Bolt Action, Magazine Short Rifle, Caliber 7.92 mm. A.k.a. the Model 1888 Commission Rifle Serial Number 4693D, Caliber 8X56R Technical Description: German Model 1888 bolt action magazine rifle, Technical Description: Austrian Model 1895 straight pull bolt action, serial number 7403, caliber 7.92 mm. A.k.a. the Model 1888 magazine short rifle, serial number 4693D, caliber 8X56R Austrian, Commission rifle. The barrel is 29 ½ inches in length and is covered by many were converted to 7.92 mm German service cartridge. Standard a blued sheet metal jacket. The sights are mounted on the barrel jacket, military configuration arm. The blued barrel is 20 inches in length; the the front sight is a barleycorn type, the rear sight is a folding leaf. The front sight is a barleycorn type with sight protectors. The rear sight is a leaf is missing; however, the base and leaf spring are present. The left folding leaf with elevation bar; the leaf is graduated from 400 to 2000 side of the barrel jacket is marked 7403/ e. The receiver ring is marked meters (the leaf spring is broken). Behind the rear sight the barrel is S, CE / WG / STEYR / 1890, the left side of the receiver is marked 7403 marked on top with a large S, EAGLE 934, the left side is marked / e. The left receiver wall is marked GEW 88. The receiver is finished 4693D. The receiver top is marked EAGLE, BUDAPEST in an arc, and bright. The bright finished bolt is marked 7403 / eon the bolt handle root. M95. The left side of the receiver is marked 4693D. The barrel is The stock furniture is blued steel. The barrel is secured by two barrel fastened by two flat barrel bands. The upper band has a bayonet lug on bands; the upper band is secured by a screw, the lower band by a the bottom and a stacking bar on the left side. The lower barrel band spring retainer. A bayonet stud is mounted on the right side of the upper carries a sling swivel on the bottom and on the left side. Lower sling band; the left side is marked 84 R. 6. 104 01. The lower barrel band swivels are mounted on the right side of the stock wrist and on the butt carries the upper sling swivel and is marked 47R.12.82. The trigger stock forward of the toe (base only, the swivel is missing). The stock has guard plate is marked 7403 at the forward end. The rear sling swivel and had a dark colored varnish applied to it, the left butt is marked 4693D cleaning rod are missing. The walnut stock is marked behind the rear just above the butt plate. The butt plate is marked 4 / 4300 on the tang. sling swivel base 7403 and forward of the base is A and CROWN. The Metal is clean and smooth, with minor pitting on the bolt. The stock is metal is clean and smooth aging to a brown. The stock has a few dents excellent. The bore is excellent. Historical Significance: 8mm Short Rifle and bruises. The rifle bore is very good. Historical Significance: The M 1895 (Repetier Stutzen M95) The M95 Stutzen is frequently confused German Model 1888 rifle was developed at Spandau Arsenal by a with the M95 carbine. It apparently was designed for use by special German military commission in 1887-88, and was based on variations of troops, i.e. Engineer, Signal, etc., and not for Cavalry, since it is fitted the French Lebel 1886 bolt and the -loading Mannlicher magazine with a bayonet stud and has sling swivels fitted to the underside as well system. Germany had scarcely completed equipping her army with the as the side. This weapon also has a stacking hook, which screws into Model 1871/84 black-powder rifle, when the French adopted the Lebel the upper band. When the rifle is fired with bayonet fixed, a blade on top 1886 smokeless powder 8mm rifle. This development, having the of the bayonet barrel ring is used as the front sight to compensate for immediate effect of making all black-powder rifles obsolete, compelled changes in center of impact due to the weight of the bayonet on the Germany to adopt a similar arm. The Model 1888 was destined to have barrel. There are two versions of this weapon extant. The Austrian a short history as Germanys standard military arm. It was a good rifle; version appeared in 1930 with the adoption of the Model 30 (8 x 56mm) based on some of the best features used on military rifles at the time it cartridge. The Model 30 was a large-rimmed cartridge with a pointed was adopted. But the eighteen eighties and nineties were years of rapid bulletSpitzgeschossand therefore, a letter S, twelve millimeters high, arms development. The greatly improved Mauser rifle appeared during was stamped on the receiver to distinguish it from the unconverted this period; it was so clearly superior to the Model 1888 that the Mauser weapons. These weapons were used considerably by the German was adopted to replace the Commission rifle in 1898. The Model 1888 police in World War II, and steel-cased Austrian-made ammunition, continued in use as a limited-standard arm in Germany. It was also bearing the date 1938 plus the German Eagle and Swastika marking, purchased by Austria and in considerable numbers. During World has been found in quantity. In 1931, the 8 x 56mm cartridge was War I Germany and Austria issued the gun to second-line units. Many adopted by Hungary, who called it the 31M (Model 31). The Hungarians were converted to use Mauser stripper clips and the Model 98 Mauser had large quantities of M95 Stutzen on hand and converted many of cartridge with bullet. After the Model 1888s were these to the 31M cartridge; these weapons can be distinguished by the declared obsolete, and were sold to smaller military powers or on the letter H stamped on the receiver. It should be noted that M95 rifles open market. rebarreled for the 8 x 56mm cartridgethe M30 or M31cannot be used with the old conicalinosed 8 x 56mm cartridge. Although both are rimmed, the 8 x 56mm is considerably longer and more powerfulthese cartridges are definitely NOT interchangeable. Both the Austrian and Hungarian conversions require special clips. 28 Austrian Mannlicher Model 1888/90 Straight Pull Bolt Action Magazine Rifle, Serial Number 2986B, Caliber 8mm (8 x 50R) Technical Description: Austrian Mannlicher Model 1888/90 straight pull bolt action magazine rifle, serial number 2986B, caliber 8 mm (8 x 50R). Standard military configuration arm. The blued round barrel is 30 inches in length. The front sight is a barleycorn type; the rear sight is a quadrant type with range graduations on the sight protector edges, from 400 to 2500 paces. The left side of the barrel is marked 2986B. The receiver is bright finished and marked on the top SHIELD / WG. The bolt is also bright finished. The barrel is fastened by three flat blued barrel bands. The upper band carries the bayonet stud on the left side. The middle band carries a sling swivel on the bottom and on the right side (broken off). The bottom sling swivel is mounted forward of the butt toe. The light colored wood stock is marked on the right butt stock PC in a shield; the left butt stock is marked 2986B II. The stock is excellent, a few minor dents only. Metal is clean and smooth, aging to brown. The cleaning rod is missing. The bayonet with the rifle has an 18 ½-inch blade with a single fuller. The crossguard is marked on the left side A721. The grips are walnut. The metal scabbard is marked at the throat R581; the belt hanger is marked WG. The bayonet is in excellent condition. The rifle bore is very good. Historical Significance: None of the Austrian Mannlicher service rifles are used in significant quantity in active military service anywhere today. They were used extensively in World War I and II, however, and still exist in large numbers in the hands of collectors. A short description of each model follows. In 1890 the Austrian 8 x 50mm cartridge with smokeless powder charge was introduced. The sights of the M88 rifle were modified for the new and more powerful cartridge by the addition of new graduation scales, which were engraved on plates and attached to the sides of the sights. Rifles thus modified are called M88-90.

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29 German Mauser Model 1871/84 Bolt Action, Magazine Rifle, Caliber 31 German Model 1888 Bolt Action Magazine Carbine, Serial Number 11mm 4156d, Caliber 7.9 x 57 mm Mauser, a.k.a. Model 1888 Commission Technical Description: German Mauser Model 1871/84 bolt action, Carbine magazine rifle, caliber 11mm. Standard military configuration rifle. The Technical Description: German Model 1888 bolt action magazine round blued barrel is 31½ inches in length, fastened by three blued steel carbine, serialnumber 4156d, caliber 7.9 x 57 mm Mauser, a.k.a. Model barrel bands. The upper band carries a bayonet mounting lug on the 1888 commission carbine. The17.7-inch barrel is covered by a blued right side. The middle band carries the upper sling swivel. The front sight sheet metal barrel jacket on which the front and rear sights are is an inverted V, the rear sight is a folding leaf, graduated to 1600 mounted. The barrel is fastened by two blued steel barrel bands. meters (sight base screw is missing). The left side of the barrel is Theupper band is also the stock cap and front sight base, marked on the marked 176, CROWN / F.W., 11. The barrel top is marked CROWN / left side is B.5 Ch.3. 51.. The lower band is secured by a retainer spring SPANDAU (arsenal of manufacture). The left side of the receiver is and has a sling bar on the left side. The right side is marked P.6. Ch. 1. marked 176 and I.G. Mod 71 /84.in Gothic script. The right side of the 38. which has been lined through. The frontsight is an inverted V; the receiver is marked 1888, the year of manufacture. The rifle is fed by a rear sight is a small folding leaf graduated to 1200 meters.The left side tubular eight shot magazine housed beneath the barrel. The light of the barrel jacket forward of the receiver is marked 4156/d. The left colored stock is marked with numerous CROWN proof and view marks. side of the receiver ring is marked 4156/d. The top of the receiver ring is The bolt will not open. The blue on the barrel is aging to brown; the marked Sand CG HAENEL / SUHL / 1890., the right side has three receiver and bolt are gray with some staining. The stacking rod is bent. small proof or view marks.The left receiver wall is marked KAR. 88. in This arm was manufactured during the final year of production of the Gothic Script. The bolt handle root is marked 4156/d, other bolt parts are Model 71/84. Historical Significance: This model was adopted by marked 56. The stock has a sling slot milled inthe butt. The stock has an Germany in 1884 to replace the single-shot Model 1871. The tubular old coat of varnish, which is starting to alligator. Standardmilitary magazine is copied from the Winchester-Henry except that (instead of configuration arm. The bore is dark and pitted. The blue is aging to loading through a gate) the bolt is opened to load cartridge into the tube. brown.Historical Significance: This model carbine was issued to cavalry A magazine cut-off on the left side of the receiver allows the magazine units. The German Model 1888 rifle was developed at Spandau Arsenal to be held in reverse while the rifle is loaded as a single-shot weapon. by a German military commission in 1887-88, and was based on The magazine, plus an ejector, which was added to this model, greatly variations of the French Lebel 1886 bolt and the clip-loading Mannlicher increased the . By 1900, the original black-powder Mauser magazine system. Germany had scarcely completed equipping her army rifles had become obsolete as first-line military arms, having been with the Model 1871/84 black-powder rifle, when the French adopted the superseded in all countries by smokeless-powder rifles. But Lebel 1886 smokeless powder 8mm rifle. This development, having the considerable numbers of Model 71/84 repeating rifles and the Model 71 immediate effect of making all black-powder rifles obsolete, compelled rifles and carbines were still issued to training and reserve units in Germany to adopt a similar arm. The Model 1888 was destined to have Germany, and probably had limited combat use by Serbian and Turkish a short history as Germanys standard military arm. It was a good rifle; troops during World War I. based on some of the best features used on military rifles at the time it 30 German Model 1888, Bolt Action Magazine Rifle, Serial Number 8071, was adopted. But the eighteen eighties and nineties were years of rapid Caliber 7.9 x 57mm Mauser, a.k.a. the Model 1888 Commission Rifle arms development. The greatly improved Mauser rifle appeared during Technical Description: German Model 1888, bolt action magazine rifle, this period; it was so clearly superior to the Model 1888 that the Mauser serial number 8071, caliber 7.9 x 57mm Mauser, a.k.a. the Model 1888 was adopted to replace the Commission rifle in 1898. The Model 1888 Commission rifle. Standard military configuration rifle. The 29.1-inch continued in use as a limited-standard arm in Germany. It was also barrel is covered by a sheet metal barrel jacket on which the front and purchased by Austria and China in considerable numbers. During World rear sights are mounted. The barrel is fastened by two blued steel barrel War I Germany and Austria issued the gun to second-line units. Many bands, the upper band and stock cap carries a bayonet lug on the right were converted to use Mauser stripper clips and the Model 98 Mauser side. The lower band carries the upper sling swivel. The front sight is an cartridge with Spitzer bullet. After World War I the Model 1888s were inverted "V; the rear sight is a folding leaf, graduated to 2050 meters. declared obsolete, and were sold to smaller military powers or on the The left side of the barrel jacket just forward of the receiver is marked open market. 8071. The left side of the receiver ring is marked 8071 and Gew. 88 / N. 32 German Model 1898 Mauser Bolt Action Magazine Rifle, Serial Number M.. The receiver ring top is marked with an S, (indicates a conversion to 2808d, Caliber 7.92 x 57mm Mauser fire pointed bullets) CROWN / SPANDAU / 1895. The right side has Technical Description: German Model 1898 Mauser bolt action several small proof or view marks. The bolt handle root is marked 5286, magazine rifle, serialnumber 2808d, caliber 7.92 x 57mm Mauser. other bolt parts are marked 86. The stock is a light colored wood with Standard military configuration rifle.Standard 29.1-inch length barrel, numerous CROWN marks thereon. The butt plate is marked EBSP. The with inverted V front sight and Lange rear sight. The left side of the cleaning rod is the correct original. The rifle bore is excellent. The barrel forward of the receiver is marked 2808/d, the receiver ring leftside bayonet with the rifle is the German Ersatz type. The blade is 10 inches is marked 2808/d. The left receiver wall is marked in Gothic Script GEW. in length; steel grips are riveted to the blade tang. The muzzle ring is the 98..The top of the receiver ring is marked CROWN / AMBERG / 1915. split type with a curved quillion. The right side of the guard is marked The bolt shows heavy pitting, the bolt handle ball is marked 5390, other 6534. The scabbard is ball tipped blued steel. The blue is aging to bolt parts have various twodigitnumbers. The walnut stock is marked brown. Old green paint on grips. Historical Significance: See Museum with various small proof and view marks.The Number _ _ 32 is marked Number 100. The German Model 1888 rifle was developed at Spandau below the lower sling swivel base. The unit marking disc on the right Arsenal by a German military commission in 1887-88, and was based on side of the butt stock is marked 270. R. I. R. 11. 275.. The triggerplate is variations of the French Lebel 1886 bolt and the clip-loading Mannlicher marked 2808. The original cleaning rod is present. The rifle bore is magazine system. Germany had scarcely completed equipping her army excellent.The lower sling swivel is missing. The bayonet with this rifle is with the Model 1871/84 black-powder rifle, when the French adopted the the rare early type for the Model 1898. The 20 ½-inch narrow blade has Lebel 1886 smokeless powder 8mm rifle. This development, having the the swell towards the point. The rightside of the blade is marked "W. K. immediate effect of making all black-powder rifles obsolete, compelled & C. / SOLINGEN. The left side of the guard ismarked 178. R. 10.8., the Germany to adopt a similar arm. The Model 1888 was destined to have back of the blade is marked CROWN / 02 / CROWN. Thegrips are a short history as Germanys standard military arm. It was a good rifle; walnut. The model bayonet was made without a muzzle ring. Original based on some of the best features used on military rifles at the time it blackleather scabbard with steel tip and throat. The throat is marked was adopted. But the eighteen eighties and nineties were years of rapid 102.R. 1. 125.. Theblade will not fully seat in the scabbard. Old small arms development. The greatly improved Mauser rifle appeared during break in the stitching. Historical Significance: Early WWI manufacture, this period; it was so clearly superior to the Model 1888 that the Mauser probably factory reworked afterWWI. was adopted to replace the Commission rifle in 1898. The Model 1888 continued in use as a limited-standard arm in Germany. It was also purchased by Austria and China in considerable numbers. During World War I Germany and Austria issued the gun to second-line units. Many were converted to use Mauser stripper clips and the Model 98 Mauser cartridge with Spitzer bullet. After World War I the Model 1888s were declared obsolete, and were sold to smaller military powers or on the open market.

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33 German Model 98K Mauser, Bolt Action, Magazine Rifle, Serial Number 35 French Berthier Model 1916, Bolt Action, , Caliber 8mm 4744 C, Caliber 7.92 x 57 mm Mauser Lebel Technical Description: German Model 98K Mauser, bolt action, Technical Description: French Berthier Model 1916, bolt action, magazine rifle,serial number 4744 C, caliber 7.92 x 57 mm Mauser. repeating rifle, caliber 8mm Lebel. Standard military configuration rifle Standard military configurationwith sling and bayonet. Manufactured in complete with sling and bayonet. The front sight is a ¼ inch wide blade Czechoslovakia during WWII for German forces. Material and with a center notch or groove. The rear sight is a combination tangent workmanship indicate late war manufacture. Marked on the and leaf, graduated to 2400 meters. The receiver is marked on the left barrelforward of the receiver ring is JK and a small RAMPANT LION, wall, in script, St Etienne and MLE M16. The bright finished bolt is and 4744/c. Onthe left receiver wall is marked CESKOSLOVENSKA marked 52608 on the handle base. The trigger is marked 3315. A sheet ZBROJOVKA, A.S. BRNO.All marking on the receiver ring top have metal magazine is visible below the stock line. The stock is walnut. The been removed. Standard inverted V frontsight and tangent rear sight. rifle bore is excellent. The rifle has the correct leather sling. The bayonet Stamped butt plate with dismounting hole. The magazinefloor plate is is a regulation cruciform or needle style with a 20 3/8 inch blade which is numbered 9740, the trigger guard plate is numbered 5230. The slightly bent 5 ½ inches from the tip. The blade is unmarked. The quillion triggerguard is the milled type, the sling band and the upper band are is marked 64341. The handle is bronze. The scabbard is the correct ball the stamped and weldedtype. Rifle has the correct cleaning rod. All tipped metal style, marked on the throat 9_ _ _ _ _. Historical metal work is blued except the bightfinished butt plate. The bolt is Significance: The Berthier rifle passed through several minor numbered 4744 on the turned down bolt handle root. The stock is modifications. Most of the changes consisted only of variations in the laminated beech wood. The rifle bore is excellent. The bayonet is a barrel length, weight, and fittings. The only important changes took standard WWII bayonet with a 10 inch blade with a blued finish. The left place in 1916 and 1934. The Model 1916 carbine and rifle were side of theblade is marked 44fnj, and on the right side is marked 788/e. introduced after battle experience in 1914-15 proved the three-shot The handle is bluedwith bakelite grips. The ball tipped metal scabbard is magazine capacity inadequate. A sheet metal magazine extension was marked at the throat 3808/d, the scabbard has been cleaned bright but added, to increase the capacity to five rounds. is showing staining. The scabbard is complete witha brown leather frog. 36 French Berthier Model 1916, Bolt Action, Repeating Carbine, Serial Excellent WWII display piece.Historical Significance: The Model 98k, Number AB38110, Caliber 8mm Lebel though at first designated a carbine, wasactually a short rifle. It had a Technical Description: French Berthier Model 1916, bolt action, barrel length of 23.62 inches, which made it suitable foruse by all troops. repeating carbine, serial number AB38110, caliber 8mm Lebel. Standard This dispensed with the need for rifles of different barrel lengths, military configuration carbine with sling. The front sight is a wide blade i.e.,long barrel for infantry, short barrel for cavalry or other special with a center notch or groove. The rear sight is a combination tangent troops. The model 98kwas the standard rifle of the German Army and leaf, graduated to 2000 meters. The left side of the barrel is marked throughout World War II. The Mauser 98 was also made for export sale. forward of the receiver CC and AB 38110. The top of the barrel is It was sold commercially in both military and sporting models. The arm marked N, the right side of the barrel is marked MA C 1917. The left was also produced by factories outside Germany, eitherunder license receiver wall is marked, in script, Chatellaurelt and MLE M.16. The from the Mauser company or after the Mauser patents expired. Factories upper portion of the receiver wall marks are very faint due to refinishing. inBelgium, Czechoslovakia, China, Poland, Austria, Spain, and other The bright finished bolt is marked AB 38110 on the handle base. countries havemanufactured the arm.The arm has been made in a Regulation walnut stock, marked on the left butt AB 38110. Period repair myriad of models and manufacturing variations, ranging from finely and to the left side of the stock between the barrel band and the nose cap. beautifully finished pre-World War I models, to the homely guns made The butt is split at the toe. The bore is very good. The sling is the correct inGermany during the final days of the Third Reich in 1945.1939-1945, type. A 1 1/16 inch piece of metal tubing has been pressed on the World War IIVarious Model 98 Mauser rifles were used in larger number muzzle, most likely to lengthen the 17 ½ barrel to the 18 inch legal than any other type of rifle during the war, and undoubtedly saw more minimum length for import into the United States. Although the receiver combat use and fired more ammunition inbattle than any other rifle. is marked MLE M.16, for Model 1916 the carbine lacks the Model 1916 34 French Chassepot Model 1866, Bolt Action, Needlefire, Single Shot five round magazine and the upper handguard. Historical Significance: Rifle, Caliber 11mm. Standard Military Configuration Rifle The Berthier 1890 carbine was the first of a series of Berthier models. It Technical Description: French Chassepot Model 1866, bolt action, combines the Lebel 1886 bolt system with the Mannlicher-type clip needlefire,single shot rifle, caliber 11mm. Standard military configuration loading magazine. Carbines were manufactured with several variations rifle. The Chassepot wasadopted by the French army on August 30, in such minor details as the type of cleaning rod, stacking hook, and 1866. The bright finished barrel is 31 3/8 inches in length with an stock and action details. The carbine was used by cavalry units, inverted v front sight. The right side of the barrel has abayonet stud and squads, and artillery crews. guide rib. The rear sight is a folding leaf graduated to 1200 meters.The rear sight is marked above the pivot pin 58688. The receiver and bolt areunmarked. The barrel is fastened by two-barrel bands that are bright finished iron,secured by spring retainers. The lower barrel band carries the upper sling swivel. Thestock is walnut, the left butt stock is marked 58868 (very faint). A circular mark on theright butt stock is illegible. The lower sling swivel is located forward on the toe of thebutt. The cleaning rod is marked 54588. The iron butt plate is marked 42 on its face.The trigger guard is unmarked. The rifle bore is dark with strong rifling. Metal is clean,age gray with some staining and speckling. The barrel is bent downward at theupperband and is quite noticeable. The stock is very nice, few dents or bruises, someslivers missing along ramrod channel. Complete with correct sword bayonet. Thebayonet blade is 22 5/8 inches in length, the handle is brass with a heavy recurved quillion. The back of the blade had French script and the date 1868. The right side of the bladeis marked c twice. The guard is marked on the left side 114.L.U.2.5. Correct balltipped metal scabbard, marked at the throat F 869.85. The scabbard isaging to gray with a few dents.Historical Significance: The first breech-loading rifle adopted by the French armywas the Chassepot M1866. The Chassepot weapons were manufactured for the exclusive use of the French army and Gendarmery. Since production of the Chassepot was begunshortly before the Franco-Prussian War (which ended with the French defeat), this marksthe only major combat use of these weapons. It is possible that the Chassepot weaponswere used in some skirmishes in the French Colonies.

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37 Swiss Model 1889 Schmidt Rubin Straight Pull, Bolt Action, Repeating 39 Japanese Type 99 (Model 1939) Bolt Action, Repeating Rifle, Serial Rifle, Serial Number 136506, Caliber 7.5 mm Swiss Number 99788, Caliber 7.7 mm Technical Description: Swiss model 1889 Schmidt Rubin straight pull, Technical Description: Japanese Type 99 (Model 1939) bolt action, bolt action, repeating rifle, serial number 136506, caliber 7.5 mm Swiss. repeating rifle, serial number 99788, caliber 7.7 mm. Standard military Standard military configuration rifle with original sling. The front sight is configuration short rifle with correct sling. The blued barrel is 25.8 inches an inverted V. The rear sight has a pivoting leaf which is adjusted for in length. The front sight is an inverted V with sight protectors. The rear elevation by grooves in the large wings on each side of the leaf. The sight is a folding leaf aperture sight graduated to 1500 meters. Attached sight is graduated to 2000 meters. The left side of the barrel just forward to the elevation slide on the rear sight leaf are two arms which may be of the receiver is marked with the Swiss cross and 136506. The receiver unfolded downward on each side to a horizontal position. These sighting is marked on the left side 136506. The receiver top is marked with a arms are used for taking leads when firing at aircraft. The receiver ring is small Swiss cross. The bright finished bolt is marked 136506 and a marked on top with the royal CHRYSANTHEMUM and Japanese Swiss cross. Major components of the rifle are marked 506. The stock is characters. The left receiver wall is marked 99788. The bright finished walnut. The blue finish is thinning and appears to have been sanded in bolt with this rifle will not close in the breech. Apparently not the correct some areas. The rifle bore is excellent. Historical Significance: The bolt for this model. The bolt is marked 872 on the handle root. The Swiss adopted their first cal. 7.5 mm. Service rifle in 1889. Designated underside of the bayonet lug is marked 788. Most likely manufactured Swiss Repeating Rifle Model 1889, it was chambered for the Model 90 early in WWII as it has the monopod block on the barrel band. The rimless bottleneck cartridge. The Model 90 cartridge was loaded with monopod is missing. The mahogany stock is unmarked. The sling is a 211-gr., paperpatched, steel-capped, hollow-base lead bullet and a tan canvas material with a brass buckle. Wirehooks secure the sling to compressed charge of semismokeless powder. Muzzle velocity was the sling swivels on the left side of the rifle. The chrome plated bore is 1968 feet per second (f.p.s.) This cartridge was designed by Col. excellent. The barrel has the original brown plastic muzzle protector. Eduard Rubin, who was Director of the Swiss Federal Ammunition Historical Significance: Adopted in 1939, the Type 99 (1939) 7.7 mm is Factory. Col. Rudolph Schmidt, director of the Federal Arms Factory, an improved and simplified variation of the Type 38 (1905) rifle. It was was responsible for design of the rifle, which followed the then accepted issued in long and short versions. It began to replace the Type 38 as the ideas of what a military rifle should be. It had a straight pull action which basic Japanese infantry weapon, in some battle areas, beginning in afforded greater rapidity of fire than was possible with turn bolt action 1942. It is five inches shorter and fires a larger caliber, more powerful designs then current. It has a magazine cut off so that it could be fired cartridge than the Type 38, but otherwise it is identical in construction. by single loading, with the full magazine of 12 rounds held in reserve. Like the older model, it is fitted to take the Japanese service bayonet. All When the cut off is in down position, the magazine is lowered free of the parts not subject to stress, such as the floor plate, butt plate, bolt cover, bolt; in the up position, the cartridges will feed from the magazine. Aside swivels bands, and follower, are metal stampings. The bolt action is from representing finest workmanship and materials, the Model 1889 exactly the same, but not as smooth in operation, as on the 6.5 mm Schmidt- Rubin has little to recommend it. The system is unlike any . other straight-pull design and is by far the longest and clumsiest. The 40 Japanese Type 38 (model 1905) Bolt Action, Repeating Cavalry receiver is about 1 1/3 times as long as that of the Mauser Model 98. Carbine, Serial Number 46154, Caliber 6.5 mm The safety mechanism is positive, but awkward to operate. The Model Technical Description: Japanese Type 38 (model 1905) bolt action, 1889 rifle with 30.7 inch barrel is long and unwieldy. It is not surprising repeating cavalry carbine, serial number 46154, caliber 6.5 mm. that it underwent a series of design changes in 1896, 1911, and 1931, Standard military configuration carbine with sling. Standard issue resulting in a much more compact and effective arm. The original Model inverted V front sight, short folding leaf rear sight graduated to 2000 90 ball cartridge was also subjected to much improvement, resulting in meters. Receiver ring top has CHRYSANTHEMUM and Japanese the still standard Model 1911 ball cartridge with 174- gr. Pointed boattail characters. The left receiver wall is marked 46154. The bright finished bullet driven at 2640 f.p.s. bolt is marked 726 on the handle root and 726 on the underside of the 38 Swiss Model 1893 Mannlicher Straight Pull Bolt Action, Repeating extractor. The mahogany stock is unmarked. The underside of the Carbine, Serial Number 1426, Caliber 7.5 mm Swiss bayonet lug is marked 154. The cleaning rod has been cut down to fit, Technical Description: Swiss Model 1893 Mannlicher straight pull bolt probably originally a rifle cleaning rod. The sling is a brown composition action, repeating carbine, serial number 1426, caliber 7.5 mm Swiss. material, now stiff and beginning to delaminate. The carbine bore is Standard military configuration carbine. The round blued barrel is 21 ½ dark. Historical Significance: See Museum Numbers 136, 137, and 138. inches in length. The front sight is an inverted V, leaf rear sight, Adopted in 1939, the Type 99 (1939) 7.7 mm is an improved and graduated from 400 to 1200 meters. The top of the receiver is marked simplified variation of the Type 38 (1905) rifle. It was issued in long and with a small Swiss cross and an S inside an oval and S.J.G. short versions. It began to replace the Type 38 as the basic Japanese NEUHAUGEN and 1426. The bolt appears to have been incorrectly infantry weapon, in some battle areas, beginning in 1942. It is five assembled and will not slide into the receiver. The carbine has a inches shorter and fires a larger caliber, more powerful cartridge than detachable box magazine, marked on the bottom 1426. The stock is a the Type 38, but otherwise it is identical in construction. Like the older light colored wood, the butt has a sling slot. The barrel band has a sling model, it is fitted to take the Japanese service bayonet. All parts not bar on the left side. A beautifully made carbine. Exceptional quality. The subject to stress, such as the floor plate, butt plate, bolt cover, swivels bore is excellent. Appears to be in unissued condition. Historical bands, and follower, are metal stampings. The bolt action is exactly the Significance: This carbine was manufactured for the Swiss government same, but not as smooth in operation, as on the 6.5 mm Type 38 rifle. by SIG at Neuhausen. Only about 4000 were made and are quite rare today.

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41 (Holland) Beaumont Model 1871/1888, Bolt Action 44 Austrian Kropatschek Model Carbine 1886 Bolt Action Magazine Magazine Rifle, Caliber 11 mm Carbine, Caliber 11 mm, Standard Military Configuration Rifle Technical Description: Netherlands (Holland) Beaumont Model Technical Description: Austrian Kropatschek Model carbine 1886 bolt 1871/1888, bolt action magazine rifle, caliber 11 mm. Also known as the action magazine carbine, caliber 11 mm. Standard military configuration Beaumont-Vitali repeating rifle. Standard military configuration. The rifle. The blued round barrel is 20 ¼ inches in length. Regulation barley round blued barrel is 32.8 inches in length, octagonal at the breech, with corn front sight, folding leaf rear sight graduated to 1500 meters. The an inverted V front sight. The rear sight is a folding V notch. The range magazine is a tube located beneath the barrel. The receiver is marked graduations, from 200 to 1800 meters, is marked on the left side of the on the left side E.W.F.G. STEYR/1886 and a CROWN/L.I o and 1886. two large wings. The right wing is graduated from 150 to 650 meters. The bolt is bright finished and is marked 443 in several places. The The left barrel flat is marked 551, CROWN B, 1884 (YEAR OF number 443 is also marked on the right side receiver wall below the MANUFACTURE) and CROWN V. The top barrel flat is marked ejection port and on the barrel forward of the receiver ring. The stock CROWN H and several other proof or view marks. The right barrel flat is nose cap is marked 443 forward of the bayonet lug. The walnut stock is marked CROWN N twice. The bolt handle is of two piece construction marked on the right butt in a circle M1886/STEYR- 1886, in the circles and is quite large to hold the V spring mainspring. Both parts of the bolt center is marked E/WC. The left butt has a circular mark or crest but it is handle are marked 234. The bolt body is also marked 234 at the front not decipherable. The metal is aging to brown, thinning on the barrel. and rear of the bolt. A magazine cutoff is located on the left side of the The stock shows wear and use with minor dents and bruises. The receiver. The odd shaped box magazine is not detachable. The stock bayonet with this rifle does not appear to be correct as the muzzle ring furniture is iron. The butt plate tang is marked 1891/551. Massive iron will not fit over the muzzle. The bayonet is a saber style having a single trigger guard. The walnut stock is marked inside a circle DELFT, edge blade with fuller. The blade is 18 ½ inches in length. The right side CROWN W, and 1885. The rifle bore is very good, might clean to of the blade is marked with a FOUR LEAF CLOVER design. The back of excellent. Metal is an aged brown. The bolt is an aged gray and shows the blade is marked in script STEYR 1886. The guard is marked S 594. some stain. An interesting rifle complete with cleaning rod. Historical The grips are walnut. Correct ball tipped steel scabbard. The blade has Significance: This rifle was designed by Beaumont, a Dutch engineer in minor speckling and staining. The scabbard is an aged brown and well 1870. Originally made as a single shot rifle. It was later modified by worn. No leather frog. Historical Significance: Mr. Claude Warner was installing the Italian designed Vitali box magazine to make the arm into a the owner of this piece and its donor to the museum. His notes identify repeating rifle and was then called the Model 1871/1888. The Beaumont this rifle as being manufactured for Portugal. The Austrian Arms is a turning bolt action rifle with an unusual mainspring design. Instead Manufacturing firm of Steyr produced Kropatschek rifles for other of the standard coil mainspring, the mainspring in the Beaumont is a countries as well as Portugal, one example being . V-spring mounted inside a hollow two piece bolt handle. While this 45 Ruger Single Six .22LR Single Action , Includes Leather Holster design made for simplicity, and was a feature of several later rifles such and Belt, Serial #455052 as the Belgium Marga repeating rifle, in actual practice, it was not a N/A successful form. In 1888, Holland modified the Beaumont single shot 46 Framed Picture w Signed Letter, GENERAL ALAEXANDER ARCHER rifle to accommodate the Italian Vitali box magazine inserted in the VANDEGRIFT, Commanded 1st Marine Division to Victory in its First action from below. This magazine is a modified form of the American Ground Offensive in WWII Lee single column vertical type. It differs in the form of a magazine General Alexander Archer Vandegrift, USMC (March 13, 1887 May 8, spring which is a coil mounted in the center of the box and projecting 1973) was a General in the United States Marine Corps. He well below the line of maximum follower compressing. The 11 mm commanded the 1st Marine Division to victory in its first ground offensive Beaumont cartridge fired a lead paper patched bullet weighing 345 of World War II, the Battle of Guadalcanal. For his actions during the grams at a muzzle velocity of 1476 feet per second. Solomon Islands campaign, he received the Medal of Honor. Vandegrift 42 Spanish Model 1943 Mauser Bolt Action Magazine Rifle, Serial Number later served as the 18th Commandant of the Marine Corps, and was the 2J- 7788, Caliber 7.92 mm Mauser first U.S. Marine to hold the rank of four-star general while on active Technical Description: Spanish Model 1943 Mauser bolt action duty. Note: The signature in the frame is on an actual letter to a soldier magazine rifle, serial number 2J-7788, caliber 7.92 mm Mauser. informing him of his commission to the USMC Reserves as a First Standard military configuration rifle. The receiver ring is marked on the Lieutenant. There is a photocopy of the complete letter on the back - the left side CAL 7.92. The receiver ring top is with the SPANISH COAT OF original in enclosed in the framing behind picture. Picture Framed ARMS, surrounded by FABRICA DE ARMAS and marked below this is Measures 16.75 x 21". LA CORUNA/1955. (Manufactured at LaCoruna Arsenal in 1955). The 47 Framed Picture of Time Magazine Cover 9/7/42 of FRANK KNOX (Sec left receiver wall is marked 2J-7788. The bolt is finished bright. The bolt of Navy Under FDR For Most of WWII) With SIGNED 1944 Commission handle is marked 2J-7788. The magazine floor plate is marked 788 and Letter to Ensign the trigger plate is marked 7788. The rifle has the original cleaning rod. William Franklin "Frank" Knox (January 1, 1874 April 28, 1944) was an The rifle bore is excellent. Appears to be unissued excellent condition. American newspaper editor and publisher. He was also the Republican This rifle has the usual bayonet adapter. Excellent display piece. vice presidential candidate in 1936, and Secretary of the Navy under Historical Significance: This rifle is a slightly modified Model 1898 Franklin D. Roosevelt during most of World War II. Signature under the Mauser carbine as adopted by Germany prior to WWII. The Model 1943 original Time Magazine Cover, is an actual signature from an was adopted by Spain in that year. Large numbers were imported into appointment letter to a Jesse G Grier, Dated April 25, 1944. Facsimile the United States during the 1960s and 1970s. Letter on Back with Original Under Matting. Measures 16" x 20.5" 43 Chilean Model 1895 Mauser Bolt Action Magazine Carbine, Serial 48 Framed Picture and a Signed Envelope by NOLAN HERNDON, Number A9607, Caliber 7 mm Mauser Navigator, Crew #8 B-25 #40-2242 Doolittle Tokyo Raid April 18, 1942 * Technical Description: Chilean Model 1895 Mauser bolt action magazine See Description For More carbine, serial number A9607, caliber 7 mm Mauser. Standard military Crew of 8th Aircraft Plane # 40-2242 - Crew from 95th Squadron, 17th configuration carbine. Regulation sights, barley corn front sight, folding Group - (Landed and Interned in Russia) Captain York's B25 had leaf rear sight graduated to 1400 meters. The left side of the receiver suffered engine problems prior to the loading of the aircraft on the ring is marked A9607 and MAUSER CHILENO MODELO 1895 over Hornet, and the flight to Japan compounded this. Despite heavy fuel MANUFACTURA LOEWE BERLIN. The top of the receiver ring has the consumption by both engines, York continued on course to drop his National Crest of . The bright finished bolt has a turned down bombs on their assigned targets. Throughout the run the aircraft was handle, which is marked A9607. The trigger guard plate is marked defenseless with a top turret that failed to work. Without enough fuel to A9607 at the forward end. The magazine floor plate is marked 07. The reach China, Cpt. York elected to fly the shorter distance to Russia butt plate face is marked 431. The cleaning rod is marked behind the where he landed at a field near Vladivostok in hopes of refueling to slot A9607. The walnut stock is marked on the left side below the reach China. Instead, the still neutral Soviets confiscated the bomber receiver ring A9607. The left side of the butt stock is marked with the and interred the crew for thirteen months. The crew returned home in CHILEAN NATIONAL CREST over M95. The bore is excellent. This May 1943 after escaping into Persia. More Info Taped on the Back of carbine is probably unissued and unfired. The blue finish is strong fading This Historic Piece. Pilot Capt. E.J. York Co-Pilot Lt. R.G. Emmens to brown on the receiver. No sling or bayonet. Historical Significance: Navigator Lt. N.A. Herndon Bombardier SSgt. T.H. Laban Engineer During 1895, the rifle was adopted by China, Colombia, and Persia, Gunner Sgt. D.W. Pohl under the designation Model 1893; and by Chile, Mexico, Paraguay, 49 Framed Signed Picture of LEROY GROSSHUESCH WWII Fighter Pilot Uruguay, Venezuela and the Boer states of South Africa, under the Ace With 8 Kills, 11 x 14", *See Description For More Info* designation Model 1895. Except for minor variations in stock design, Captain Grosshuesch, energetic Commander of the 39th Fighter weight, barrel length, and manufacturing details they were all similar to Squadron has led the 39th to the position of top scoring P-47 squadron the Spanish Model 1893. in the SWPA with 186 enemy aircraft destroyed in combat. He downed three on one mission to Formosa, for a total of 7.

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50 Signed Framed Picture of BOB GALER WWII Fighter Pilot Ace With 15 55 Signed Framed Picture of FREDDIE OHR Only WWII American Fighter Kills, 11 x 14", Brigadier General *See Description For More Info* Pilot Ace of Asian Descent - 6 Kills, 11 x 14" *See Description For More Brigadier General Robert Edward Galer (24 October 1913 27 June Info* 2005) was a naval aviator in the United States Marine Corps who He was born in 1919 to Korean immigrants Wanda and Wan Ju, and received the Medal of Honor for heroism in aerial combat during the grew up on a farm in the Boise, Idaho basin. In the fall 1942 he Battle of Guadalcanal in World War II. He went on to command Marine deployed with the 68th Material Service Squadron to Britain. He served Aircraft Group 12 during the and retired a few years after in as a ground crew member in , seeing action as his airbase was 1957. First Lieutenant Galer was returned to the United States in June overrun. Afterwards, Ohr would get a chance to fly and flew until 1940 and in July reported to the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing in San Diego, November 1944 in the 2nd Fighter Squadron, 52nd Fighter Group, California and assigned to Marine Fighting Squadron 2 (VMF-2). In ending his tour as the squadron's commanding officer. He received January 1941, he was ordered to Hawaii and was appointed a captain in numerous decorations including the Silver Star with one Oak Leaf March 1941. Galer was serving at the Marine Corps Air Station Ewa, Cluster, the Distinguished Flying Cross with one Oak Leaf Cluster, the Oahu with Marine Fighting Squadron 211 (VMF-211) when the Bronze Star and the Air Medal with 18 Oak Leaf Clusters. He received a Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor on 7 December 1941. In May 1942, citation for his escort action during Operation Tidal Wave in 1943 when Galer assumed command of Marine Fighting Squadron 224 (VMF-224) he and his unit intercepted three enemy fighters prepared to attack and on 30 August 1942 led the squadron to Guadalcanal, where they bombers over the target area. He would shoot down one plane during became part of the Cactus Air Force. It was while in command of the mission. VMF-224 that Galer would be credited with 11 confirmed victories and 56 Signed Framed Picture of WILLIAM FARRELL WWII Fighter Pilot Ace w be awarded the Medal of Honor and a rare British Distinguished Flying 5 Kills, Member of VMF-312 "Day's Nights", 11 x 14", *See Description Cross for the same acts of heroism. For More Info* 51 Signed Framed Picture of CHARLES M. "SANDY" McCORKLE WWII A member of VMF-312 "Day's Nights" Awarded for actions during the Spitfire Fighter Pilot Ace / WWII Legend, 11 x 14" *See Description For World War II Received the Navy Cross to First Lieutenant William More Info* Farrell (MCSN: 0-28158), United States Marine Corps Reserve, for McCorkle was a WW II legend. His first combat occurred when he extraordinary heroism and distinguished service in the line of his commanded the 54th Fighter Group flying P-39s in the Aleutian profession as Section Leader and a Pilot in Marine Fighting Squadron Campaign. A West Point graduate, McCorkle rose to Colonel on 16 Nov THREE HUNDRED TWELVE (VMF-312), Marine Air Group 1942 and moved to the MTO to command the 31st FG. There he began THIRTY-THREE (MAG-33), FOURTH Marine Aircraft Wing, in aerial flying reverse lend-lease Mk. VIII Spitfires. He destroyed 5 enemy combat against enemy Japanese forces in the Ryukyu Islands Area, on aircraft while flying the Spit to become one of only a handful of American 25 May 1945. Participating in a bold attack on a numerically superior Spitfire aces. In April 44, the 31st transitioned to the P-51 Mustang and force of enemy fighter and bomber aircraft, First Lieutenant Farrell McCorkle got six more kills to become a double ace plus one!!! He fought his plane gallantly and, pressing home his attacks, shod down continued his USAF career until retiring as a Major General in Sep. four of the hostile planes, probably destroyed a fifth and assisted in the 1966. destruction of another in a single engagement. By his superb airmanship 52 Signed Framed Picture of STEVE PISANOS "The Flying Greek" WWII and indomitable fighting spirit, he aided materially in preventing the Fighter Pilot Ace 11 x 14" With COA, *See Description For More Info* hostile aerial group from inflicting serious damage on friendly shipping Steve Pisanos (born November 10, 1919 as Spiros Pisanos is a USAF installations. His courageous devotion to duty was in keeping with the Colonel (retired) who served successfully as a fighter pilot with the highest traditions of the United States Naval Service. General Orders: British Royal Air Force (RAF) and the United States Air Force (USAF) SPOT AWARD, Commander, Air Forces Pacific: Serial 2110 Action 4th Fighter Group in World War II, having been credited with 10 victories Date: May 25, 1945 Service: Marine Corps Rank: First Lieutenant and thus considered an ace. By the end of his career in 1974, he Company: Marine Fighting Squadron 312 (VMF-312) Regiment: Marine received 33 decorations and distinctions. He is author of the book The Air Group 33 (MAG-33) Division: 4th Marine Aircraft Wing Flying Greek, published in April 2008, where he has meticulously 57 Signed Framed Picture of BILLY EDENS WWII Fighter Pilot Ace, 11 x recorded all of his personal adventures and detailed war fighting 14", *See Description For More Info* experiences. The book is commented by his friends and renowned 56th Operations Group USAF On May 3rd 1943 Edens became an USAF aviators Gabby Gabreski and Charles Yeager. aviation cadet and received all his flight training in Alabama, receiving 53 Signed Framed Picture of JOHN BOLT WWII Fighter Pilot Ace with 6 his wings and commission on November 3rd 1943. Second Lieutenant Kills, Korean War Ace with 6 Kills, 11 x 14", w/ COA *See Description Edens was assigned to the 62nd Fighter Squadron of the 56th Fighter For More Info* Group in England in April 1944. On the 8th of June 1944, while John Franklin Bolt (19 May 1921 8 September 2004) was a United defending flight leader Mark Moseley, Edens destroyed two Me109s and States Marine Corps aviator and a decorated flying ace who served an Fw190 to earn a triple in one day. On 10th September 1944 during during World War II and the Korean War. He remains the only U.S. his 89th and final mission Edens was hit by flak over France and shot Marine to achieve ace status in two wars and was also the only Marine down (for the fourth time) while strafing the Seligenstadt Airdrome and jet fighter ace. He rose to the rank of lieutenant colonel during his became a POW at Stalag Luft I in Barth, Germany for the remainder of military career. He joined the US Navy and trained as a Marine Corps the war. Edens wouold go on to fly F-84s during the Korean War, where pilot. Sent to the Pacific Theater of Operations, he flew an F4U Corsair he would again be shot down but not captured. That was the end of his during the campaigns in the Marshall Islands and New Guinea, claiming flying during the Korean war but, Eden, who had flown 153 missions, six victories against Japanese A6M Zeros. Bolt continued his service went on to fly F-100s in , becoming a full colonel during his through the Korean War, entering combat through an exchange program second tour. Col. Billy G. Edens received the Silver Star, DFC with 3 with the United States Air Force (USAF) in late 1952. Over a period of OLCs, Bronze Star, Purple Heart with one OLC, and the Air Medal with several weeks in mid-1953, he led flights of F-86 Sabres into combat 15 OLCs. with MiG-15s of the Chinese Air Force, scoring six victories during fights 58 Signed Framed Picture of ROBERT YAEGER WWII Fighter Pilot Ace along the northern border of North Korea, commonly known as "MiG with 7 Kills, 11 x 14", *See Description For More Info* Alley," giving him a total of 12 victories over his career. Robert Yeager, 5.5 kills, in the USAAF at Pacific Theater of war. He 54 Signed Framed Picture of ROBERT WINKS, WWII Fighter Pilot Ace with scored 3.5 kills with P-39 Airacobra, not known of its performance, and 5 Kills, 11 x 14" *See Description For More Info* the rest with P-47 Thunderbolt. Robert Winks joined the service in 1943, and after training was posted to England. Flying his first combat mission in July 1944, he served with the 364th Fighter Squadron, 357th Fighter Group. His year long tour in Europe took in the heavy fighting over the Battle of the Bulge, the missions to support the Arnhem operations, and the Battle of Berlin, when the 357th destroyed 56 enemy aircraft. During this time he flew some 69 combat missions. His personal P-51D was 'Trusty Rusty'. His victories included an Me262 jet fighter claimed on 15th January 1945.

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59 Signed Framed Picture of ROGER HABERMAN WWII Fighter Pilot Ace 62 Trench Art From 1968 - Metal Contraption Mounted on with 6.5 Kills, 11 x 14", *See Description For More Info* Wood - Push the Button and Rings a Bell! Carved Signature and Date Roger Anthony Haberman Roger Haberman became a World War II on Bottom Marine Corps ACE, credited with shooting down SEVEN enemy aircraft N/A in aerial combat. Navy Cross Recipient: First Lieutenant Roger 63 Frost Cutlery Steel Warrior Trapper, Choctaw, Doctor's Knife W Spatula, Anthony Haberman (MCSN: 0-9402), United States Marine Corps Four Blade Congress Pocketknives - ALL NEW - Qty 4 Reserve, for extraordinary heroism and distinguished service in the line N/A of his profession while serving as Section Leader and a Pilot in Marine 64 Frost Cutlery Steel Warrior Italian Stallion 4" Knives, Red Bone, Mother Fighting Squadron ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-ONE (VMF-121), Marine of Pearl, Wood Grain, Black Rubber Grip - ALL NEW IN BOX - Qty 4 Air Group FOURTEEN (MAG-14), FIRST Marine Aircraft Wing, in aerial N/A combat against enemy Japanese forces in the Solomon Islands Area 65 Frost Cutlery Steel Warrior Pocket Knives, Muskrat, Range Rider, Small during the period 9 October 1942 to 22 January 1943. So skillful and Toothpick, Green 3 Blade, Yellow 2 Blade - ALL NEW IN BOX - Qty 5 daring was Lieutenant Haberman's leadership that during the above N/A period his section of eight fighter planes shot down sixty-eight enemy 66 Frost Cutlery Worm Groove Big Game Trapper, Bear Hunter, aircraft. Lieutenant Haberman personally accounted for seven of them. Copperhead + Jigged Bone Bent Creek Congress and Pakkawood On one occasion, after having been wounded, he returned to the Doctor's Knife NEW IN BOX - Qty 5 engagement and shot down an enemy bomber. His courageous conduct N/A and aggressive leadership were in keeping with the highest traditions of 67 Frost Cutlery "True" , USA Buck Shot Folder, and Harpoon Tactical with the United States Naval Service. General Orders: Authority: Belt Clip Pocket Knives - NEW IN BOX - Qty 3 Commander, South Pacific Forces Action Date: October 9, 1942 - N/A January 22, 1943 Service: Marine Corps Rank: First Lieutenant 68 Japanese Sword Display / Holder - Holds Six (6) 31.5"H x Company: Marine Fighting Squadron 121 (VMF-121) Regiment: Marine 13.5"W Air Group 14 (MAG-14) Division: 1st Marine Aircraft Wing N/A 60 Signed Framed Picture of Major General BOB G. OWENS Jr. WWII 69 Chippaway Cutlery "The General" CW-1053 Surgical Steel Knife with Fighter Pilot Ace with 7 Kills, 11 x 14", *See Description For More Info* Sheath in Box, 16" Long Commanding Officer and a Pilot of Marine Fighting Squadron TWO N/A HUNDRED FIFTEEN (VMF-215), Marine Air Group FOURTEEN 122 122 (MAG-14), FIRST Marine Aircraft Wing, in aerial combat against enemy N/A Japanese forces in the Solomon Islands and Bismarck Archipelago 123 German WWI Armor Piercing Shell. Said To Have Been Areas, from 5 January 1944 to 15 February 1944. Major Owens Used In The Battle Of Verdum WWI, 32" Tall and 7" in Diameter executed numerous combat missions against the enemy, frequently in N/A the face of heavy hostile antiaircraft fire and strong aerial opposition. 124 U.S. Shell Marked "47 8 FA Mod. 1907 M Lot 551" 22" Tall and 6-1/2" In While carrying out these vital assignments during this period, he shot Diameter. "ACM" Carved Into Shell. down seven enemy aircraft and probably destroyed five others. First Part Of Marking Is Obscured By A Paint Drop. Maintaining his squadron at the peak of combat readiness through an 125 Unmarked 20" Tall 6" Diameter Shell. Believed To Be German WWI. efficient training schedule for pilots, he contributed materially to the Hollow outstanding success of his squadron in inflicting extensive losses upon N/A the enemy and in providing effective fighter cover for our bombers. By 126 U.S. WWI Era Artillery Shell, Brass 17" Tall 4-1/2" Diameter. Marked his valiant leadership and unwavering devotion to duty, Major Owens "Fort Riley 1918" "Model 1914-1915, 73-3-65 Lot 4593" upheld the highest traditions of the United States Naval Service. A N/A complete list of his medals and decorations include: the Navy Cross; five 127 WWII Artillery Shell, 105mm M14 Type I 1943, Approx 15" awards of the Legion of Merit; the Distinguished Flying Cross with four Brass Casing Gold Stars; the Air Medal with two Silver Stars and one Gold Star N/A denoting subsequent awards; the Purple Heart; the Navy Unit 128 22" Shells, Brass Casing Base, Metal Top. Believed To Be French WWI Commendation; the American Defense Service Medal with Base clasp; 75mm Field Artillery Shells. Qty. 2 the American Campaign Medal; the Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal with N/A four bronze stars; the World War II Victory Medal; the Navy Occupation 129 WWI German 13.2mm TuF Round, 5-1/4" Long Produced For German Service Medal with Asia clasp; the China Service Medal; the National WWI Anti-Tank and Anti-Aircraft Rifle. Marks on the bottom of round: 8 Defense Service Medal with one bronze star; the Vietnam Service Medal 18 P T-67. with one bronze star; the National Order of Vietnam Medal, 5th Class; Meaning of marks: P-Polte Armaturen & Munition Fabrik, Magdeburg the Vietnam Cross of Gallantry with Palm; and the Republic of Vietnam (Armaturen - Electric motors and Munitions); T-TuF Tank und Flieger ( Campaign Medal. abwehr) patronen Tank and aircraft (anti) Cartridge; 67-Cartridge Brass, 61 Signed Framed Picture of HAMILTON McWHORTER WWII Fighter Pilot 67/33 Copper/Zinc; 8 & 18-Month and year of manufacture (August , Ace with 12 Kills, 1st HELLCAT ACE STANDOUT, 11 x 14", *See 1918). Cartridge was used in Mauser 1918 T-Gewehr Rifle. Description For More Info* 130 3-1/2" Shell Marked "HVM 15-30 55 3C MM T328" Believed To Be Hamilton McWhorter had become the first American pilot to achieve Ace Korean War Era Armor Piercing Shell and 4" Unmarked Shell status flying a new airplane at the time, the F6F Hellcat Ace By May N/A 1945, he had shot down at least 12 Japanese planes and escaped 131 WWI British Artillery Shell Fuses Qty. 4 And One Hollow Cap danger on several occasions. From the book blurb on Amazon for his N/A book; The First Hellcat Ace, by H McWhorter and J Stout: "Though he 132 U.S. 75mm Anti-Personnel Round M-1907 objected to being called such, Hamilton McWhorter III's service to family N/A and country make him a standout among America's Greatest 133 WWII Style Pith Generation. A Georgia native whose family roots date from that region's N/A settlement during the 1700s, Mac McWhorter was a naval aviation cadet 134 Italian WWII Helmet With Liner and Strap undergoing training when Pearl Harbor was attacked on December 7, Paint is Flaking 1941. After earning his Wings of Gold in early 1942, Ensign McWhorter 135 U.S. Army WWI Helmet With Strap was trained as a fighter pilot in the robust but technologically outmoded Slight Surface Rust F4F Wildcat. Initially assigned to VF-9-a fiercely spirited and 136 U.S. Army WWI Helmet With Strap hard-playing fighter squadron-he saw first combat in November 1942 N/A against Vichy French forces in North Africa. After returning to the United 137 U.S. Army WWI Helmet With Strap And Liner States, VF-9 became the first unit to convert to the new Grumman F6F Liner Is Damaged and Surface Has Slight Rust. Hellcat fighter-the fighter the U.S. Navy would use to crush Japanese air 138 French WWII Helmet With Liner and Strap power during the long offensive from the Southwest Pacific to the shores Liner Is Torn and Paint Has Flaking of Japan. From mid 1943, Hamilton McWhorter was constantly engaged 139 Russian WWII Helmet With Liner and Strap in the unforgiving and deadly aerial warfare that characterized the N/A battles against Imperial Japan. His fifth aerial victory, in November 1943 140 British WWII , British Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders, off Tarawa Atoll, made him the first ace in the Hellcat, and seven Regimental Badge Of St. Andrew With The Cross On Front Of Helmet subsequent victories ensured his place in the annals of air-to-air combat. N/A McWhorter's combat service, from the beginning of the war to the last 141 U.S. WWI Enlisted Man's Campaign , Brown Felt, No Strap, Rough campaign off the shores of Okinawa, makes his story a must-read for Condition With Detached Inside Hat Band the serious student of the Pacific air war." N/A

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142 Scottish Highlands WWI Green Cap With Ribbon Trim, Wrn By The 169 Japanese WWII Leather Holster Sutherland Argyll Highlanders With Metal Insignia Badge Reading N/A "Argyll And Sutherland" 170 U.S. McKeever Cartridge Box 1870-1880. Leather With "US" Embossed N/A On the Side. 143 U.S. Army Indian Wars Era M1881 Dress Helmet With Heavy Felt N/A , White Plume and Cords, Gold Emblem With Lyre Symbol 171 German WWI Army "Emergency Kit" First Aid Kit on Emblem N/A N/A 172 Drum Magazine for German Luger. 32 Round Magazine 144 U.S. Army Indian Wars Era M1881 Dress Helmet With Heavy Felt N/A Pickelhaube, Yellow Plume and Cords, Staff Officer/Quartermaster Gold 173 German WWII Army Canteen with Leather Strap. Eagle Emblem N/A Attachment Points Are Broken and Tied To Cord 174 WWII Ceramic Sign Taken From Captured German Train Car. 145 German WWII Paratrooper Helmet, May Have Been Redone with New Translation Reads "In Order To Maintain Good Health, Ask That You Do Leather Liner And Strap Not Spit In Train Cars" N/A Approx 3"x7" 146 German WWII Africa Corp Pith Helmet With Iron Eagle and German 175 Gurka Style Knife From Nepal with Two Small Knives that Rest In National Colors Metal Emblems, Original Liner and Strap Leather Scabbard. N/A Made For Post War Military Trade. 147 German WWII SS Helmet. Appears To Have Been Repainted 176 WWI U.S. Calvary Canteen Model 1912. Marked "Brauer Bros. MFG. Co N/A 1917" On Inside Flap 148 German WWII Sand Color African Corps Helmet. With N/A German Nation Colors and Swastika and Palm Tree Insignias 177 WWII U.S. Army Canteen Marked "St. Croix G. CO. 1943" Liner Appears To Be A Replacement, Both Insignia's Paint Have Been N/A Reapplied. Said To Have Been Worn By Gen. Rommel's Desert Rat 178 German Leather Holster for German Army P-08 Lugar Automatic Pistol Troops. N/A 149 German WWII Helmet With Original Liner and Strap, Iron Eagle 179 U.S. Model 1912 Canteen. Marked "U.S. CO. A" and Crossed Rifles. Swastika Insignia On Side and German Nation Colors On The Other With Leather Strap Side N/A N/A 180 U.S. Model 1912 Canteen. Marked "U.S. 22 F" with Crossed Rifles and 150 German WWI Helmet "97" With Leather Strap. N/A Tear in Canvas Has Been Repaired, 151 German WWI Helmet With Strap 181 U.S. Army Canteen 1912-1917. U.S. 6th Infantry C Company "45" No N/A Strap 152 German WWI Helmet With Strap N/A N/A 182 Indian War Era 1870-1880 Canteen. Marked "G.H." and "M3 63" with 153 German WWII Helmet With Liner and Strap, Swastika On Side and Canvas Strap National Colors On Other N/A National Colors Have Been Reapplied 183 Spanish American War 1898 Canteen, Marked "U.S. PA 41" and "1 B" 154 German WWII Helmet With Iron Eagle Decal and German National with Crossed Cannons. No Strap Colors N/A Liner Has An Unusual Number Of Bolt Attachments. Marked "Ronaldo 184 Spanish American War 1898 Canteen 5th Artillery A Company. With Torres". National Colors Have Been Reapplied. Leather Strap 155 German WWII Helmet With Iron Eagle Decal and German National N/A Colors 185 Spanish American War Canteen 1898, Marked "3 M O C" with Crossed Liner Has An Unusual Number Of Bolt AttachmentsAnd Is Marked With Rifles and "U.S." with Leather Strap A Possible American Soldier Name "Jose Sanchez" National Colors N/A Have Been Reapplied. 186 WWI 1912-1917 U.S. Haversack Type Issued 1917. Marked "N.G. N.H. 156 German Wehrmacht WWII Panzer Tank Corp Helmet with Liner and 2-A U.S." On Front, "40-A-2-N.H." On Inside of Flap Chin Strap, Swastika On One Side, and Panzer Tank Regiment Decal N/A On The Other 187 U.S. Haversack Model 1902 Marked "Rock Island" On Inside Flap, N/A Medium Brown Color Canvas. Rips In Top Flap Marked "U.S." 157 West German Boarder Patrol WWII Helmet with Original Liner/Strap, N/A Iron Eagle Insignia on Side, German National Colors Have Been 188 Spanish American War Era 7 N.Y.M. 88 US Haversack Reapplied N/A N/A 189 Spanish American War Era U.S. Battery F. 1st NY Field Artillery, New 158 German WWI Rounded Top Pickelhaube Helmet with Eagle Emblem York Nation Guard Haversack and "FR" Insignia N/A N/A 190 Spanish American War Era U.S. National Guard of Penn. 1st Artillery K 159 German WWI Pickelhaube Spiked Helmet with "FR" in Center Company Haversack N/A N/A 160 German WWI Calvary Helmet with German Eagle Insignia 191 U.S. Army Canvas Haversack with Metal Clips, 1912 Model US 4th N/A Artillery 161 Japanese WWII Tropical Canvas Sun Helmet N/A N/A 192 Civil War Haversack, Marked "45 Sep. Co" On Front, "7th Battery 162 Japanese WWII Tropical Canvas Sun Helmet N.G.S.N.Y." (National Guard State of New York) On Back and "98" On N/A Side 163 Japanese WWII Tropical Canvas Sun Helmet Made of Tarred Canvas Covering Over the Wooden Frame of the N/A Knapsack In a Process Called "Asphaltium" During the Civil War. Wood 164 1941 Brodie MKII WWI Civilian Defense Helmet Frame is Intact, Has No Straps N/A 193 Civil War Era Haversack Marked "69" on Front and "E-69-25" on Side. 165 German WWI Three Cell Mauser Cartridge Pouch. Stamped "Ed. Carl Made of Tarred Canvas Covering Over the Wooden Frame of the Muller Solingen 1915" on Back Knapsack In a Process Called "Asphaltium" During the Civil War. Wood Muller Was An Open Blade Maker In Solingen, Germany Before WWI Frame is Intact, Has Partial Straps And May Have Been The Original Owner. 194 Civil War Era Haversack, Unmarked 166 WWII Rifle Scabbard Model M1938 For Use On A Made of Tarred Canvas Covering Over the Wooden Frame of the Motorcycle Or Jeep Knapsack In a Process Called "Asphaltium" During the Civil War. Wood N/A Frame is Intact, Has All Straps. Asphaltium Worn to Med Grey 167 British Army Rectangular Aluminum Mess Kit 195 WWII U.S. Army Mess Kit with Post War Utensils N/A N/A 168 WWII Sighting Device Taken From German 77mm Gun 196 WWII U.S. Army Mess Kit with Post War Utensils N/A N/A

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197 WWI Era German Army Cup 234 Assorted Muzzle Loading and Reloading Tools N/A N/A 198 U.S. Army 1885 Indian Wars Era Mess Kit 235 Japanese WWII Heavy Fur Lined Flight Suit N/A N/A 199 U.S. Army Spanish American War Era Mess Kit 236 Japanese WWII Overcoat N/A N/A 200 High Country American Contender Compound Bow 237 Japanese WWII Officer's Coat N/A N/A 201 Daisy Powerline 880 Pump Action BB Gun 238 Japanese WII Winter Hood N/A N/A 202 Boarder Patrol Sawback Survival Bowie Knife, With Box 239 Japanese WWII Soldier's Leggings, Wrapped Style N/A N/A 203 Emerson Radio Patrol 2002 Multi Band Radio Scanner 240 Japanese WWII Private Cap N/A N/A 204 Bund Battlefield Signal Flashlight 241 Japanese WWII Soldier Trousers N/A N/A 205 Tapco AK47/74/Saiga Gas Piston 242 .45 Ammo. Steel Cased Ammo Produced in 1943, 6 Rounds with N/A Revolver Quick Loaders 206 1911 Compensater and Grips N/A N/A 243 WWI and WWII Hat Badges British Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders, 207 Ruger P85-89 PMI 9mm 18-Round Magazine Scottish Military Bydand Emblem, Scottish King's Own Boarderers N/A Infantry and Waterloo 208 Remington Black Powder Percussion cont. Waterloo Royal Scots Greys Calvary N/A 244 53 Rounds if .30 Cal Ammo With 3 M1 Clips and Metal Ammo Box 209 Winchester WT-631C 15-45x60 Scope Local Pickup Only Includes Foam Fitted Case, Tripod, Slings and Carrying Bag. 245 Peters Rustless 32-20 Winchester Ammo. Approx 50 Rounds 210 12ga Shotgun Shell Reloading Accessories Local Pickup Only N/A 246 30-06 Springfield Ammo. Qty 9 Rounds 211 Ultramax 40S&W 180gr Conical Nose Lead Ammo Local Pickup Only 225 Rounds. Local Pickup Only 247 M1 Garand Ammo Clips Qty 27, Metal Ammo Cans Qty 2, and Assorted 212 Blazer 40S&W 180gr FMJ Ammo Brass Casings 100 Rounds. Local Pickup Only Approx250 30-06 Casings and Assorted and Rifle Casings 213 Winchester 40S&W 165gr FMJ Ammo 248 Assorted Muzle Loading Balls and Reloading Shot 200 Rounds. Local Pickup Only N/A 214 Winchester Supreme Elite 40S&W 180gr JHP Bonded 249 30-06 Silver Tip Ammo. 10 Rounds 60 Rounds. Local Pickup Only Local Pickup Only 215 Aguila 9mm Luger 115gr FMJ Ammo 250 Chanute Field Illinois Army Air Forces Silk Place Mat and Red Silk 150 Rounds. Local Pickup Only Formal Bib 216 Aguila 9mm Luger 115gr FMJ Ammo N/A 150 Rounds. Local Pickup Only 251 Assortment of Military Pins, Patches, Pads, Armband and More 217 Aguila .380 Auto 95gr FMJ Ammo N/A 150 Rounds. Local Pickup Only 252 "Back Them Up!" "Buy More Victory Bond" Replica Metal Advertisement. 218 PMC Bronze .380 Auto 90gr FMJ Ammo 8-1/2"x12" 200 Rounds. Local Pickup Only N/A 219 PMC Bronze .380 Auto 90gr FMJ Ammo 253 .30 Cal Blanks With M1 Garand Ammo Clips and Metal Ammo Box 200 Rounds. Local Pickup Only Approx600 Blanks, and Approx 75 M1 Clips 220 PMC Bronze .380 Auto 90gr FMJ Ammo 254 Vintage "Explosives" Box Labels Approx 50 11"x11" 200 Rounds. Local Pickup Only N/A 221 Remington Slugger 16ga 2-3/4" Hollow Point Rifled Slugs. 255 Assortment of Arrowhead and Other Carved Stone Pieces, Includes 19 5 Slugs. Local Pickup Only Intact Arrowheads, Carved Eagle (Broken Wings) and 4 Damaged 222 Assorted 16ga Shells with Case Arrowheads 21 Shells Total. 10 Slugs and 11 Shot. Local Pickup Only With Wood and Metal Boxes 223 30-30 Win Ammo and Case 256 Long Arm Barrel and Stock Replacement Kit Circa 1950s, Appears To 16 Rounds. Local Pickup Only Be Fro Swiss Mauser "Gryon 319", Contains Barrel, Long and Short 224 Assorted .410ga Shells Stock Sections 28 Slugs and 17 Shot. Local Pickup Only Shipped to Miles City, Montana in the 50s. Box Has Two US Postage 225 Assorted 20ga Shells "Postage Due" Stamps for 5¢ and 10¢ 77 Shells. Includes Shot and Slugs. Local Pickup Only 257 Assorted Leather and Military Style Holsters, Belts, Straps and More 226 Assorted 12ga Shells N/A 46 Shot and 14 Slugs. Local Pickup Only 258 Vintage Military Style Cup, Wood Handled Wide Top Knife, and Lamp 227 Antique Brass Powder Flask Depicting Rifles and Cannon with Flag Piece Background, 8" N/A N/A 259 Leather Ammo Belt with 10 Rounds of .38spl and 7 Rounds of 357 228 Vintage Leather Document Bag Magnum N/A Local Pickup Only 229 Fixed Blade Knives, Two Utica Sportsman 5" Knives, Israeli Made 271 Airborne Rangers Jumpsuit With Life Vest, Gas Mask, and Gas Mask Banded Grip 6" Knife, Western S-H48A Stag Grip 4" Knife, and 4" Horn Protective Field Cover, No Size Stated, But Prob Med to Lrg Grip Knife, Qty 5 N/A N/A 272 Vintage Naval Clothing Factory Navy Top - Size M 230 Fillet Knives, American Angler 6", Western S-W768 5-1/2", and 2 N/A Japanese 6-1/2" Knives with Plastic Scabbards, Qty 4 273 Khaki Military Uniform Lot Shirts and Pants Lot - 17 Shirts Medium, 4 N/A Pants 36x30 (3) 36x29 (1) 231 Folding Knives, Valor Avenger 5" Knife with Leather Holster, Sabre 624 N/A Two Blade Knife, Saw Blade and 4" Blade, Viskase 5" and Pakistani 274 Military Dress Uniform, No Sizes Made 4" Knife N/A Total Qty 4 275 Thomas Cerra, Exclusive Military Tailors, Wool Overcoat (No Size - M?) 232 Taiwanese Made 6" "Original Bowie Knife" with Buffalo Depiction and N/A Bowie Messer Leather Scabbard and Chinese Made 6" Rubber Gripped 276 Army Fatigue Lot of Shits and Pants - 11 Shirts (Med), 7 Pants Knife, Qty 2 N/A N/A 277 Zippered Army Jacket - Regular / Medium - 37 to 41" Chest 233 Assorted Leather Knife Holsters, Qty 5 N/A N/A

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279 Trenchcoat With Inner Liner 40R N/A 280 Army Issue Raincoats - Two Are Nylon 36R and 38R, Two Are Army Green Cotton and Nylon - Both 40R N/A 281 Assorted Army/Military Uniforms - Includes Jackets (Most Are 42 or 43R), Pants (Most are Size 34) - Qty 5 Uniforms N/A 282 Assorted Army/Military/VFW Uniforms - Includes Jackets (Range 42-44R), Pants (Most are Size 34) - Qty 5 Uniforms N/A 283 Assorted Army/Military/Hunting Uniforms - Includes Jackets and Pants - Qty 4 Outfits N/A 284 Assortment of Army/Military Clothing and Uniforms - Includes Approx 7 Jackets, 2 Liners, 7 Pants, Ties N/A 285 Cold Weather Army Jacket Field Coat Size Medium Regular and Cold Weather Army Trench Coat With Liner Medium/Regular With Small/Regular Liner N/A 286 Combat Coats in Woodland Green Camoflage Medium Short and Medium Regular - Qty 4, and Camo Pants Medium/Regular (34-37") - Qty 3 N/A 287 John Blair Suburbanite Faux Fur Lined Coats (2), Regulation Army Officer Overcoat, Misc Jackets and More N/A 288 Wool Army Blanets (3), Rolled Foam Army Issued Sleeping Mat, Two Camp Gallo Panama 85 T-Shirts N/A 289 Five Metal Ammo Boxes N/A 290 Four Metal Ammo Boxes N/A 291 Four Metal Ammo Boxes N/A 292 Four Metal Ammo Boxes N/A 293 Four Metal Ammo Boxes N/A 294 Four Metal Ammo Boxes N/A 295 Two Soft Sided and One Canvas Gun Case N/A 296 Assortment of Soft Sided Gun Sleeves / Cases - Qty 7 N/A 297 Leather Gun Sheath and Two Soft Sided Cases With Leather Features N/A 298 Two Hard Sided Gun Cases N/A 299 Lewyt WWII Navy Infrared Night Vision Scope US/AM NAN R-1400 With Hard Case N/A

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