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Auction - Guns, Knives, Coins & More from the Estate of Darrell L Auction - Guns, Knives, Coins & More from the Estate of Darrell L. Stevens 08/21/2018 5:30 PM EDT Lot Title/Description Lot Title/Description 1 WW1 Era Colt 1911 US Army SN 291468 (1918) 40 Chilean Mauser 1895 7MM, Manufactured by Loewe, Berlin (Serial # B 9746, Pre 1900?) Action is smooth. 2 WWII Era Walther P-38 BYF/43 (Made by Mauser 1943) 9MM Luger 41 Ithaca Model Mag-10 10 Gauge Shotgun 3 SIG P556 5.56 PISTOL 42 Marlin Goose Gun 10 Gauge 3" Magnum 4 Browning Hi Power 40 S&W "Second Amendment" 43 US Springfield Model 1832 (Pre Civil War) Collectors Gun (Only 500 Made. Sterling Silver and 24kt Gold Plated) 44 Norica (Spanish Made) 410 side-bys-side Shotgun 5 Smith & Wesson .357 Model 640-1 45 Vergara (Spanish Made) 20 Gauge side-by-side Shotgun 6 Smith & Wesson .357 Model 686-1 46 "Long Tom" Single Shot 12 Gauge 7 Smith & Wesson .44 MAG Model 629-1 47 Stevens Model 54A 410 Shotgun 8 Smith & Wesson Performance Center Pistol Case 48 Savage Arms Model 24 22/410 Over/Under 9 H&K P7 9MM 2 Magazines 49 Remington Model 11-48 .410 Shotgun 10 SIG SAUER P220 .45 (One Extended Mag) 50 Rifle (Chinese) SN 93704 11 Taurus PT 92 9MM Para 51 Iver Johnson .410 Champion Shotgun 12 Colt Mustang Government Model .380 52 Remington Nylon 66 (22 Short, 22 Long, and 22LR) 13 Ruger "Security Six" .357 53 Remington M1917 "Enfield" 14 Czech CZ52 (1950s Czech Military Surplus Tokarev) 54 Lawson Arms (Spanish Made) 20 Gauge side-by-side 15 Russian Nagant M1895 7.62X38 (Stamped 1944) Shotgun 16 KAHR Arms CM 9MM 55 US Model M1917 "Eddystone" 17 Smith & Wesson 617-6 22LR 56 Stevens Model 940 .410 Shotgun 18 Smith & Wesson 22LR Revolver 57 Russian SKS 7.62 19 Riger "Single 9" 22LR Revolver 58 Stevens Model 320 Tactical 12GA 21 LRB Arms AR-15 5.56 59 Remington Model 1100 12GA 22 K98 Mauser 8MM 60 Remington Sportsman 20GA 23 Ruger Mark I Target 22LR 61 Mossberg .410 Pump Shotgun 24 Plains Indian "Trade Gun" (Tag Says 1824) 62 Brescia Italian Made side-by-side 20GA Shotgun 25 Winchester Model 1895 .30 (Beautiful, Hard To Find 63 Iver Johnson 20GA Shotgun Rifle) 64 Davidson Firearns .410 Shotgun 26 Russian SKS 7.62 65 Cherokee 75 .410 Single Shot Shotgun 27 Winchester Model 12 12GA Pump 66 Winchester Model '94 30-30 28 Remington Model 12-C Pump 22 (Short, Long, and LR)Target Model and NRA Target Grade. 67 Winchester Model '94 1977 "Wells Fargo" Edition Commenorative 30-30 with Box (makred unfired) 29 Remington Nylon 66 22LR 68 Mosin Nagant Bolt Action 7.62 30 Remington Nylon 66 22LR 69 Winchester Model 9422M 22 Win Mag 31 M1 Carbine w/Bayonet 70 Remington Model 33 (22 Short, Long, and Long Rifle) 32 M1 Carbine 71 Winchester Model 67 22LR 33 Russian "CCCP" Stamped SKS 7.62 72 Winchester Model 12 12GA 34 Russian SKS Stamped with Star 73 Remington Model 742 Woodsmaster 30-06 35 Winchester Model 37 410 Shotgun 74 Stevens .410 Double Barrel 36 Davidson Firearms Spanish Made 20GA side-by-side Shotgun 75 LeFever 20GA side-by-side 37 Stevens Model 77F 410 Shotgun 76 Taurus Tracker (Judge) 4510 (410 and 45 Colt) 38 Volunteer Arms Company 410 77 Winchester Model 67 22 Short 39 Remingtion Model 12 Pump 22 78 Winchester Model 94 30-30 Auction - Guns, Knives, Coins & More from the Estate of Darrell L. Stevens 08/21/2018 5:30 PM EDT Lot Title/Description Lot Title/Description 79 Remington Woodmaster 742 30-06 117 1880 O, 1880, & 1881 Morgan Silver Dollars 80 Ruger 44 Carbine (44 Magnum) 118 1888 Flying Eagle Cent, 1910 Barber Half, 1909 Barber Dime, 7 "V" nickels 81 Remington Nylon 66 Bicentennial 1976 22LR 119 One 1964 Kennedy Half (90% Silver), 7 1965-1970 82 Stevens Favorite Model 30 (Savage) 22LR Kennedy Halves (40% Silver) & 8 Eisenhower Dollars 83 J. Stevens Crack Shot 26 22LR (Made between 120 4 Silver Coins (1912 Barber Half, 1942 & 1943 1911-1930) Walking Liberty Half Dollars, 1854 Seated Liberty Dime) 84 Winchester Model 67 22 Short, Long, and Long Rifle 121 1857 Flying Eagle Cent, 1859 & 1894 Indian Head 85 Hy Hunter Hollywood Blackpowder Pistol (Made in Cents, 1827 Liberty Cap Burst Dime Germany) 122 1853 Seated Liberty Quarter, 1912 Barber Quarter, 3 86 Freeze Diamon Watch, Stainless Band (Mens) 1911 Barber Dimes 87 "KKK" Knife, Knoxville 1923 123 1879 Morgan Silver Dollar, 1892, 1897, & 1906 Sold as "historical memorabilia" only. Liberty Nickels 88 Antique Ax and Pick Axes 124 1845 & 1848 Large Cents 89 High Standard 22 Revolver 125 Over 140 Foreign Coins, 1800s through 1940s (Lots 90 Boy Scouts of America "Eagle Scout" Paperweight of Silver Coins) 91 Vintage Curved Machete 126 7 1950s Wooden Nickels and 1961 Moon Dollar 92 Dacor Scuba Knife and Survival Knife 127 1869 2 Cent Piece, Presidential Dollar Coins, and Bag Of Loose Change 93 Antique Cleaver 128 3rd Reich 20 Reichsmark (Nazi Era) and "Nazi" Von 94 20GA Double Barrel Shotgun (No markings) Hindenberg Commemorative Coin 1937 95 Ladies Seiko Kinetic, Silver Ring, Elgin Pocket Watch 129 Bill Collection (Over 80 Vintage Forgein Bills & Assorted Paper Money) 96 Custom Knives (Deer antler and hoove) 130 case xx 6165AB bone handle folding knife 97 3 Custon Knives 131 Case XX 5172 Bulldog 98 Over 30 pocket knives (rough rider, frost, kissing crane, boker & others) 132 Case xx Buffalo P172 (Rosewood) 99 1971 UNC Eisenhower dollar, presidential coin 133 Vintage ka-bar Dog's Head "Union Cut Co." Folding collection, unc South Carolina state quarter Hunter Kinife 100 1943 M1 Bayonet abd argentine bayonet 134 Case xx 3 dot 52655AB Folding Knife 101 Antique Ax, Ray Smith Co. Pocket knife 135 Case xx 5172 Bulldog Folding Knife 102 Antique California Bowie Knife by Will & Frank 136 Ontario 611 "Old Hickory" 2 Blade Hunter 103 Ceremonial Sabers 137 Case XX 7 Dot 6265 SAB 104 Vintage Cap Guns by Hubley and Daisy 138 1990 "UT VOLS" Case XX 3254 105 Colt Python Replica, Hubley and Swordfish Toy Guns 139 Case xx 9 dot 6205R barlow razor knife 106 2 Bayonets & sea hunter dagger 140 case tested xx 73091 3 blade 107 25 Various Straight Razors 141 2 Case usa xx Barlow 62009 1/2 108 12 Various Vintage Straight Razors 142 Case Tested xx "First Production Run" 6223 Trapper 109 Wooden Practice Katana 143 Case XX 6205R Barlow Razor 110 Assorted lot (zippo, pocket knives, vintage pocket 144 Case xx 5 dot muskrat & case xx barlow watches - possibly silver? - and more 145 1970 Case xx 10 Dot Bone Handle Daddy Barlow 111 Five Stag Handle Knives 6143 112 7 Assorted Knives 146 F.A. Bower "Daddy Barlow" #71 113 2 Vintage Unopened Tobacco Packages 147 Case xx 10 dot Bone Riggers Knife 6246R 114 6 Liberty nickels, 13 buffalo nickels 148 Case xx 6143 bone daddy barlow 115 40+ Kennedy Half Dollars (1971 and up) 149 2 Case xx usa 3254 Yellow Trappers 116 1878 S Morgan Silver Dollar "UNC" 150 case xx 62042 3" pen knife Auction - Guns, Knives, Coins & More from the Estate of Darrell L. Stevens 08/21/2018 5:30 PM EDT Lot Title/Description Lot Title/Description 151 case xx usa 6347HP SSP Bone Knife 189 Iver Johnson Champion 16GA 152 Case xx 6245 SSP Trapper 190 Iver Johnson Champion 16GA 153 Case xx 11011 Hawkbill & Case xx usa 61549LSS 191 Harrington & Richardson 12GA 154 Case XX Wood Stockman 7333 SS & Case XX Wood 192 Harrington and Richardson 16GA P1051 1/2 L 193 Cooey Model 84 28GA 155 Colt 1911A1 US Army SN# 2392258 (1945) 194 Iver Johnson Champion 16GA 156 Smith & Wesson 10-6 (Nickel finish, pearl grips) .38 S&W 195 Iver Johnson Champion 16GA 157 Smith & Wesson (nickel finish, pearl grips) 196 Remington Sportsman 58 12GA 158 Smith & Wesson Model 49 nickel finish) .38 Special 197 Cherokee 75 16GA 159 Ingram "MAC 10" Style Pistol (.45 & 9MM) 198 J. Stevens Springfield .410 160 AK-47 Folding Stock by Century Arms (Box and 199 Winchester Model 37 16GA accessories) 200 Iver Johnson Champion 12GA 161 Smith & Wesson M&P-15 201 Winchester Model 37 20GA 162 Howa Model 1500 .308 202 Iver Johnson Champion .410 163 "Southern Long Rifle" Signed A. Stalcup (Born in Davidson Co. TN, 1828) 203 Iver Johnson Champion 12GA 164 Winchester Model 37 20GA 204 Stevens .410 165 Mossberg 500 12GA 205 Revelation 330B .410, Western Autio Supply 166 Ranger 101-12 Bolt Action .410 206 Cherokee 75 12GA 167 J. Stevens 20GA 207 Remington Target Master Model 510 (22 Short, 22 Long, 22LR) 168 Stevens Dread Naught 12GA 208 Springfield Arms .410 169 Winchester Model 67 (22 Short, 22 Long, 22LR) 209 Iver Johnson Champion 20GA 170 Iver Johnson Champion 16GA 210 3 Model 25 Daisy BB Guns 171 Cannon Breech Shotgun (DN D8674) 211 2 Antique Swiss Cowbells (Marked 1878) 172 NR Davis & Sons 16GA 212 2 case xx 62009R Barlows 173 Eastern Arms 20GA 213 case xx 5254 Stag trapper 174 Eastern Arms 101-1 .410 Shotgun 214 Case xx 5254 Stag Trapper 175 Remington Arms 16GA Shotgun 215 case xx muskrat & case xx 62052 jigged bone 176 Harrison Richardson Bay State 12GA congress 177 .308 ??? 216 case xx 92042 immitation pearl pen knife & case xx knife 178 Stevens 12 GA 217 Case XX 6488 congress 179 Taico (Spanish Made) 16GA 218 case xx 6375 stockman 180 Iver Johnson Champion 16GA 219 case xx 6488 redbone congress 181 Iver Johnson Champion 20GA 220 case xx 5488 congress 182 Double Barrel Black Powder "London Fine" Gentlemans Shotgun (1850s Era) 221 case xx 61048 single blade trapper & case xx 6235 1/2 jack knife 183 Stevens Model 940 12GA 222 2 case xx 6205R barlow razors 184 Remington Sportsman 58 20GA 223 case xx 61011 Hawkbill & case xx 315AB 185 Remington Sportsman 58 16GA 224 case xx 8 dot 6143 daddy barlow & 6143 daddy 186 Winchester Model 94 30WCF barlow 187 Thompson Center 54CAL Black Powder 225 2 case xx 62131 canoe knives 188 Iver Johnson Champion 20GA 226 2 case xx 6488 congress knives Auction - Guns, Knives, Coins & More from the Estate of Darrell L.
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