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Firearms April 24 & 25, 2019, Auction Begins at 9:00 AM EDT EXTR AORDINARY, SPORTING, & COLLECTOR FirearmS April 24 & 25, 2019, Auction Begins at 9:00 AM EDT Incredible Factory Engraved Ivo Fabbri Tippo Piccone Extra Over Under Colt Single Action Army Fantastic Factory Documented Special Order Shotgun with Case. Revolver with Steer Head Pearl Grips Winchester Model 1876 .50 Express, (1902) and Factory Letter. Ulrich Engraved Deluxe Rifle. Early and Fine Moravian Flintlock Rifle Attributed Spectacular Hoggson Engraved And Silver to Andreas Albrecht. Incredible 4-3/4” Colt Plated Henry Rifle (1864). Etched Panel L.D. Nimschke Engraved Frontier Six Shooter Single Action Revolver with Pearl Extremely Rare High Relief Engraved By John Ulrich Grips (1883) and Factory Letter. Forensics Confirmed & Soldier ID’d Custer Battlefield 1866 Winchester Rifle Displayed At The 1876 US Model 1873 Springfield Trapdoor Carbine. Philadelphia World Expostition. Extremely Rare Colt No. 5 Texas Paterson Revolver With Forensics Confirmed Custer Battlefield Factory 4-1/4? Bbl Pictured On Pg 144 Of The Paterson Colt Book. US Model 1873 Springfield Trapdoor Carbine. Engraved Model 1860 Henry Rifle. US Colt Cavalry Single Action Herman Goering’s Superb Merkel 201E Over-Under Fantastic Full Silver Plate Hoggson Engraved Army Nettleton Revolver. Blitz Ejector Double Rifle With Extra Rifle/ Shotgun Model 1860 Henry Rifle. And Double Shotgun Barrels Extraordinarily Rare Factory Engraved Gilded Frame Extremely Rare 1St Model Flatside Winchester 1866 Winchester Rifle With Factory Deluxe 4X Model 1866 Lever Action Rifle. Wood Stock. Cased Pair of Consecutively Numbered Colt Engraved And Silver-Plated Henry Marked Rare Winchester Family Presentation Deluxe Conrad Model 1860 Army Single Action Revolvers. Winchester Model 1866 Rifle With Splendid Ulrich Engraved Winchester Model 1866 Lever 3X Style Factory Deluxe Walnut Stock. Action Rifle. Presentation Plated Henry Model 1860 Lever Volcanic Arms Co. Lever Action Pistol Carbine. Action Rifle (1864). Cased Pair of Japanese Engraved Outstanding Grade One Winchester Antique 28 Gauge Extra Finish James Purdey & Son Smith & Wesson No. 3 Revolvers with 1895 Embellished by John Ulrich Sidelock Ejector Light Game Shotgun. Carved Pearl Grips. Historic Civil War Presentation Henry Model 1860 Rifle To Andersonville Prison Survivor Frank W. Smith. Splendid German Wheelock Sporting Rifle Elaborately Carved Throughout its Length by George Maucher of Schwabisch Gmund Circa 1660. The Most Important 20th Century Russian Shotgun Splendid and Very Rare Cased Pair of Forsythe Extant - A Purdey Type Action Tula Armory Vostock Patent D-Slide Primer Dueling Pistols by M-11 Model 12 Bore Attributed to Nikita Khrushchev George Davison, Alnwick (1827-1834). With Incredible Casing. Very Cool Abbiatico & Salvinelli “Quattro-C annone” Four Barrel 28 Bore Shotgun with Case Engraved by Pedretti. A Dream Trio Famars Abbiatico and Salvinelli 20, 28, and .410 Gauge Set with Cases Engraved by Fracassi. Rare Winchester Model 1890 Single-W Beautifully Engraved and Appointed Heym Model Cartridge Board. 88 Millennium Double Rifle with Extra Barrels, Two Scopes and Case. Truly Exceptional and exceedingly Rare Boss & Co. Best 28ga Side by Side with Case. Superb Famars Abbiatico & Salvinelli Jorema Lot Of 6: Cased And Factory “D” Engraved Colt Single Exquisite UMC Framed Cartridge .410 Bore Over/Under Shotgun with Case. Action Army Revolvers. Store Display Board. 2000 N. READING ROAD | DENVER, PA 17517 | 877-968-8880 | [email protected] MORPHYAUCTIONS.COM EXTR AORDINARY, SPORTING, & COLLECTOR April 24 & 25, 2019 FirearmS Auction Begins at 9:00 AM EDT Prime Pattern 8 Engraved Winchester Cased Henry Repeating Arms Model 1860 Model 1894 Takedown Special Order Rifle Lever Action Rifle. Stunning Famars Abbiatico & Salvinelli 28 Bore Jorema 2 Barrel Set Shotgun with Case Engraved by Pedersoli. “The Hummingbird Guns” : Incredibly Rare Pair of Westley Richards .410 Best Droplock Shotguns with Four Gun Set of Ithaca Single Barrel Shotguns with Fine Gold Inlay and Superb Multi-colored Gold Inlay with Case. Engraving by McGraw in Near New Condition with Original Boxes Exquisite Holland and Holland Royal Deluxe Rifle with oak and leather case. Incredible Ulrich Engraved Grade 10 Superb Martial 1860 Henry Marlin Model 1892 Lever Action Rifle Rifle Identified And Engraved (1896). To Civil War Veteran. 100 Grain Cordite .577 Holland & Holland Colt Patterson Number Two Ring Superb Famars Abbiatico & Salvinelli 28 Royal Hammerless Ejector Dangerous Trigger Rifle. Bore Jorema Over/Under Shotgun with Game Stopping Double Rifle with Scope Case Engraved by Pedersoli. and Case. Fantastic July 1918 Original Configuration World War I Marlin Rockwell Fantastic New In Box Late Production Colt Browning Automatic Rifle Model 1918 Machine Gun (Curio And Relic). M16a2 Machine Gun (Fully Transferable) Wilson Registered Auto Sear In Near Mint Unfired Hungarian Sa 85M (Ak-47 Copy) Machine Gun (Fully Transferable). Four Position Heckler & Koch Machine Gun Auto Sear Kit On Extremely Fine Colt Model 1921 Ac Thompson Machine Iconic And Very Handsome Colt Thompson 1921Ac H & K Model 53 Host Gun (Fully Transferable) Gun (Curio & Relic). Machine Gun (Curio & Relic) WW I Era Winchester Manufactured Browning Model 1918 Bar Retrofitted To 1918A2 Configuration For WW II (Curio & Relic). Extremely Attractive Model 1892 Hotchkiss 1.65 Inch, Absolutely Fantastic Condition 1897 Driggs Historic Spanish American War Used French 2 Pounder Friction Primed Cannon Manufactured United States Navy Mark Ix 1 Hotchkiss 37 mm Revolving Cannon Provenance Pounder Cannon On Original Matching Carriage On Carriage With Accessories High Condition Original 8 mm Bren Machine Gun With Accessories (Curio And Relic) Extremely Scarce And Attractive WW I Era Brass Iconic German WWII Mg-42 Machine Gun Well Accessorized And Highly Collectible WWII Jacket Imperial Russian Maxim As Captured And On Mg3 Mount With Numerous Accessories Savage Arms Corporation U.S. M2 Heavy Barreled Converted To 8 mm By Germans (Curio And Relic) Exceptional Condition Heckler & Koch (Curio And Relic) .50 Bmg Machine Gun (Curio & Relic). G3 Machine Gun (Fully Transferable) 2000 N. READING ROAD | DENVER, PA 17517 877-968-8880 | [email protected] MORPHYAUCTIONS.COM.
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