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Australian Arms Auctions Pty Ltd Specialist Auctioneers & Valuers of Fine Guns, Weapons, Militaria & Collections Australian Arms Auctions Auctions Arms Australian 341 340 342 332 336 337 338 339 Auction No. 47 October 2nd , 2016 , 2nd October 47 No. Auction Australian Arms Auctions Auction No. 47 October 2nd, 2016 Melbourne 162 163 164 165 167 168 172 175 177 178 179 180 181 182 Australian Arms Auctions Pty Ltd Specialist Auctioneers & Valuers of fine guns, weapons, militaria & collections. October Auction No.47 Sunday 2nd October, 2016 at 10 am VIEWING: Saturday 12 noon to 5 pm & Sunday 8 am – 10 am Eley Park Community Centre 87 Eley Road, Blackburn South, Victoria - Melways Ref: 61-H5 Auctioneer: Eero Pupedis #!'$#""&&#("#'$&& )% "('#'&($ % "('#&(## QP7 #!9phr @hWvp6 hyvh" ( www. . @hvy) 1 L/R = Licence required in the State of Victoria. ALL ESTIMATES IN AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS. 1 S&W MKII HAND EJECT 2ND MODEL REVOLVER: 455 Eley; 6 rnd fluted cylinder; 153mm (6½") barrel; g. $600 - 800 clean bore; 60% orig blue finish; 2 piece chequered walnut grips with gold S&W medallions, lanyard ring & std markings; vgwo & g. cond. In brown leather flap holster. #39645 Pre '47 L/R 2 NAMBU T.14 S/A SERVICE PISTOL: 1944; 8mm Nambu; 8 rnd mag; 114mm (4½") barrel; exc bore; 95% black $1300 - 1600 military finish with 2 piece grooved wooden grips & large trigger guard; exc wo & cond. Pistol in unissued cond, mag Photo with matching number; in correct brown leather flap holster. #16543 Pre '47 L/R 3 GLOCK MODEL 17 S/A D/A PISTOL: 9mm Parabellum; 17 rnd detachable mag; 114mm (4.5") barrel; g. bore; $300 - 500 black matt finish to slide, barrel & moulded frame; no mag o/w vgwo & cond. #GDW559 Post '47 L/R 4 CZ MODEL 17 S/A D/A PISTOL: 9mm Parabellum; 10 rnd detachable mag; 118mm (4 5/8") barrel; vg bore; 90% $300 - 500 matt black finish to slide; 95% finish to black painted frame; 2 piece chequered hard plastic grip with CZ monogram; no mag o/w vgwo & cond. #00781 Post '47 L/R 5 REMINGTON MODEL 1911 A1 S/A MILITARY PISTOL: 45 ACP; 7 rnd detachable mag; 127mm (5") barrel; $700 - 900 moderately pitted bore; 70% matt black metal finish; 2 piece plastic chequered grips; no mag o/w gwo & cond. Photo #283828 Pre '47 L/R 6 SAVAGE MODEL 1917 S/A PISTOL: 32 ACP; 10 rnd detachable mag; 97mm (3 7/8") barrel; vg bore; 90% black $300 - 500 finish to slide; polished finish to frame; 2 piece chequered hard rubber grips with Savage monogram; gwo & cond. #119470 Pre '47 L/R 7 F.N. BROWNING "BABY" S/A VEST POCKET PISTOL: 25 ACP; 5 rnd; 51mm (2") barrel; vg bore; 80% black $300 - 500 metal finish; 2 piece chequered hard rubber grips with FN & BABY monograms; no mag o/w vgwo & g. cond. #291441 Pre '47 L/R 8 S&W MKII HAND EJECT 2ND MODEL D/A REVOLVER: 455 Eley; 6 rnd fluted cylinder; 165mm (6½") $500 - 700 barrel; lightly pitted bore; 80% black metal finish with localised light surface pitting; 2 piece chequered walnut grips with S&W gold medallions; lanyard ring fitted; gwo & cond. #2076 Pre '47 L/R 9 S&W MODEL VICTORY D/A MILITARY REVOLVER: 38 S&W; 6 rnd fluted cylinder; 127mm (5") barrel; vg $300 - 500 bore; 50% blk military metal finish; plain 2 pc walnut grips; lanyard ring fitted; gwo & cond. #V.103253 Pre '47 L/R 10 S&W MODEL M&P D/A REVOLVER: 38 S&W; 6 rnd fluted cylinder; 127mm (5") barrel; vg bore; 90% $300 - 500 parkerised black military finish to metal; plain 2 piece walnut grips; lanyard ring fitted; vgwo & g. cond. #827350 Pre '47 L/R 11 S&W 32 D/A HAND EJECT 1ST MODEL REVOLVER: 32 S&W long; 6 rnd fluted cylinder; 83mm (3¼") $300 - 500 barrel; exc bore; 80% blue metal finish; chequered & monogrammed hard rubber 2 piece grips; vgwo & cond. #2991 Pre '47 L/R 12 S&W MODEL REGULAR POLICE D/A REVOLVER: 38 S&W; 5 rnd fluted cylinder; 102mm (4") barrel; g. $300 - 500 clean bore; 60% black metal finish with localised light salt & pepper pitting; extended 2 piece chequered walnut grips with S&W medallions; vgwo & cond. #51914 Pre '47 L/R 13 J.M. MARLIN MODEL 1872 POCKET TIP UP REVOLVER: 30 RF; 5 rnd fluted cylinder; 76mm (3") barrel; $300 - 500 lightly pitted bore; 80% nickel finish to frame; 2 pc rosewood bird's head grips; vgwo & g cond. #4475 Pre 1900 L/R 14 H&R MODEL 1906 D/A POCKET REVOLVER: 22 RF; 7 rnd fluted cylinder; 63mm (2½") oct barrel; g. bore; $200 - 300 90% nickel finish to frame; chequered & monogrammed 2 pc hard rubber grips; fwo & g. cond. #68272 Pre '47 L/R 15 JAMES ROSIER RETAILED P. WEBLEY & SON RIC NO.1 D/A REVOLVER: 450 C/F; 6 rnd non fluted $600 - 800 cylinder; 114mm (4½") barrel; moderately pitted bore; plum patina to metal with localised areas of orig finish; one piece chequered walnut grips; James Rosier number 13441; vgwo & g cond. #33900 Pre 1900 L/R 16 S&W 125TH ANNIVERSARY MODEL 25-3 D/A REVOLVER: 1977; 45 Colt; 6 rnd fluted cylinder; 165mm $700 - 90 (6½") barrel; exc bore; 95% black finish to metal; 2 piece plain target grips; in as new cond. #2940 Post '45 L/R Photo 17 S&W MODEL 57 D/A TARGET REVOLVER: 1969; 41 mag; 6 rnd counter bored fluted cylinder; 212mm (8 3/8") $700 - 900 barrel; target sights; nickel finish; oversized target Goncalo Alves grips & S&W medallions; exc wo & cond. Photo #N636149 Post '47 L/R 18 S&W MODEL 27-2 D/A REVOLVER: 1961; 357 mag; 6 rnd fluted cylinder; 127mm (5") barrel; g. bore; target $600 - 800 sights; 95% blue metal finish; target Goncalo Alves grips with medallions; vgwo & cond. #N325155 Post '47 L/R Photo 19 S&W MODEL 686-6 D/A TARGET REVOLVER: 2001; 357 mag; 6 rnd fluted cylinder; 153mm (6") barrel; exc $600 - 800 bores; target sights; trigger key lock; stainless steel finish; Hogue rubber monogrip grips; exc wo & cond. #DAV4274 Post '47 L/R 20 S&W MODEL 586 D/A TARGET REVOLVER: 1981; 357 mag; 6 rnd fluted cylinder; 153mm (6") barrel; g. bore; $500 - 700 target sights; 90% blue metal finish; 2 piece rubber grips; gwo & cond. #AHF2450 Post '47 L/R 21 S&W MODEL 686-4 PLUS D/A REVOLVER: 357 mag; 6 rnd fluted cylinder; 64cm (2½") barrel; exc bore; target $600 - 800 sights; stainless steel construction; Pachmayr Gripper rubber grips; exc wo & cond. #CAZ8199 Post '47 L/R 2 22 S&W MODEL 60-9 CHIEF'S SPECIAL D/A REVOLVER: 1996; 357 mag; 5 rnd fluted cylinder; 54mm (2 1/8") $500 - 700 barrel; exc bore; open sights; stainless steel construction; chequered rubber combat grips; vgwo & cond. #CBZ6295 Post '47 L/R 23 S&W MODEL 60-10 CHIEF'S SPECIAL D/A REVOLVER: 1996; 357 mag; 5 rnd fluted cylinder; 76mm (3") $500 - 700 barrel; exc bore; target sights; stainless steel construction; chequered rubber combat grips; vgwo & cond. #CBZ6295 Post '47 L/R 24 S&W MODEL 640-1 MAGNUM CENTENIAL STAINLESS DOUBLE ACTION ONLY REVOLVER: 357 $600 - 800 mag; 5 rnd fluted cylinder; 54mm (2 1/8") barrel; exc bore; open sights; stainless steel construction; concealed hammer; chequered rubber combat grips; exc wo & cond. #CDE5080 Post '47 L/R 25 S&W MODEL 10-7 MILITARY & POLICE D/A REVOLVER: 1977; 38 spec; 6 rnd fluted cylinder; 76mm (3") $500 - 700 barrel; exc bores; open sights; 95% blue finish; walnut Magna grips; exc wo & cond. #19D9627 Post '47 L/R 26 S&W MODEL 10-7 MILITARY & POLICE D/A REVOLVER: 1977; 38 Spec; 6 rnd fluted cylinder; 76mm (3") $400 - 600 barrel; exc bores; open sights; 95% blue finish; walnut Magna grips; exc wo & cond. #6D55262 Post '47 L/R 27 S&W MODEL 10-8 MILITARY & POLICE D/A REVOLVER: 1977; 38 Spec; 6 rnd fluted cylinder; 102mm (4") $400 - 600 heavy barrel; exc bore; open sights; 95% blue finish; walnut Magna grips; exc wo & cond. #9D61346 Post '47 L/R 28 S&W MODEL 14-2 K.38 TARGET MASTERPIECE SINGLE ACTION ONLY REVOLVER: 6 rnd fluted $600 - 800 cylinder; 152mm (6") barrel; exc bore; target sights; 90% blue finish; chequered walnut target grips; exc wo & cond. #K644104 L/R 29 S&W MODEL 17-3 L-22 MASTERPIECE D/A TARGET REVOLVER: 1968; 22 RF; 6 rnd fluted cylinder; $600 - 800 152mm (6") barrel; exc bore; target sights; 95% blue finish; chequered walnut target grips; exc wo & cond. #6K18432 Post '47 L/R 30 S&W MODEL 36 CHIEF'S SPECIAL D/A REVOLVER: 1968; 38 spec; 5 rnd fluted cylinder; 76mm (3") barrel; $300 - 500 exc bore; open sights; 85% blue finish; chequered walnut Magna grips; vgwo & cond. #741010 Post '47 L/R 31 S&W MODEL 36 CHIEF'S SPECIAL D/A REVOLVER: 1968; 38 spec; 5 rnd fluted cylinder; 50mm (2") barrel; $300 - 500 exc bore; open sights; 95% blue finish; chequered rubber combat grips; exc wo & cond. #AEK0012 Post '47 L/R 32 S&W MODEL 36-3 CHIEF'S SPECIAL D/A REVOLVER: 1988; 38 spec; 5 rnd fluted cylinder; 76mm (3") $300 - 500 barrel; exc bore; open sights; 90% blue finish; Pachmayr presentation rubber grips; exc wo & cond. #BDV0244 Post'47 L/R 33 S&W MODEL 37 CHIEF'S SPECIAL AIRWEIGHT D/A REVOLVER: 1969; 38 spec; 5 rnd fluted cylinder; $400 - 600 51mm (2") barrel; exc bore; open sights; 95% blue finish to barrel & cylinder; alloy frame; Pachmayr combat rubber grips; exc wo & cond.
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