Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2000 Winchester Model 94 Flat Band 2004 Smith & Wesson Model 36-2 Lady Smith serial #191483, 32 Win. Spcl., 20” barrel with a bright excellent bore. serial #BDV7797, 38 Special, 1 7/8” barrel with an excellent bore. An The barrel and tube on this interesting carbine variation retain excellent condition “Chief’s Special” revolver, these Lady Smith’s were about 95-97% original blue, the loss is due to light fading and some designed to better fit a woman’s hand, specifically the grips, and with a even wear on the sharp edges of the front “flatband”. The receiver more appealing finish and accents. The metal surfaces retain about 99% shows a bit more wear retaining perhaps 75-80% original blue, toning to plus original blue finish with a barely discernable turn ring on the a mottled pewter with a few small spots of light pitting along the upper cylinder. The smooth combat trigger and standard hammer retain vivid right side flat. The Model 1894 -style buttstock with crescent color case-hardening. The smooth rosewood grips with silver S&W buttplate rates fine with much original varnish and the expected overall medallions rate excellent to as-new. The attractive revolver has “Lady light dings and handling marks that come from a field-use arm. It fits Smith” factory laser engraved on the side plate. A lovely Ladysmith that excellent and has been there for a very long time and very possibly was seems to have seen little or no use. (39538-10){MODERN} (500/700) a special ordered rifle butt on this carbine from Winchester. The long Est. 500 - 700 wood forend rates very good as well showing perhaps a bit more wear 2005 U.S. Model 1817 Percussion Converted Rifle, N. Starr Contract of 1823 with a few more dings and handling marks. The front sight hood is not .67 cal. smoothbore, 36” barrel with a moderately oxidized bore. The present and there is a brass bead sight installed in the ramp, the rear metal surfaces show an overall nice plum brown patina, likely re-applied sight has been replaced with a Marble’s sporting rear. (39694-35) {C&R} within the last hundred years or so. The original front and rear sights (500/700) remain intact and the U.S. proof markings can be seen in the area of the Est. 500 - 700 breech with the tang dated 1824. Conversion is by drum and nipple 2001 Special Order Lever Carbine method and there are quite a few pits in the cap splash area around the serial #1102616, 30 WCF, 20” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The drum and on the high spur hammer. Lock has the “U.S./N.Starr” marking barrel and magazine tube retain perhaps 95-97% original blue showing and is dated 1825 at its rear, the nipple a more modern replacement. some light muzzle fading and a handful of very light handling marks or The bands appear correct except for the rear band which is a light abrasions along the sides of the barrel and tube. The receiver has replacement from a different musket, necessitating drilling of an flaked primarily to a pewter and plum patina with finish only at its left additional hole for the band retention spring. The triggerguard has had rear flat, the lever is similar, the checkered hammer retaining good blue. the rear spur removed which held the sling swivel, the middle band The smooth walnut buttstock rates very good with some good original swivel is still intact. The walnut stock rates very good as cleaned many varnish and overall dings and handling marks and is equipped with a years ago showing some sanded-over chips and retaining a number of special order butt, the buttplate checkered steel with a widows light dings and handling marks overall, showing a couple of repaired peak. The long wood forend rates very good as well showing some nice chips at the toe, lengthy cracks in the area of the forearm and chips of grain and the expected dings and handling marks that come from the wood missing to the right of the tang and above the lock, one rather years. The front sight and hood are intact as is the original Winchester prominent. Possibly a Confederate conversion utilizing this very tall sporting rear. A very good Model 94 with a very seldom-encountered gunsmith-made hammer, the arm was bored to smoothbore at some special order butt that likely would serve well in the November woods point, perhaps for a forager post-war. The half cock feature on the lock once again. (39694-31) {C&R} (500/700) functions, the full cock will not hold and what is likely a correct brass Est. 500 - 700 tipped ramrod is present. An interesting second contract Starr musket 2002 Walther PPK S Semi-Auto with some period alterations, possibly used south of the Mason-Dixon serial #234105S, .380 ACP, 3 1/4” barrel with a bright excellent bore. line during the Civil War. (38783-32) {ANTIQUE} (500/700) The metal surfaces of quality West German-made pistol retain 98 to Est. 500 - 700 near 99% original blue with a bit of light high edge or contact point wear. 2006 Lever Action Rifle The barrel, slide, and frame are “(crown)/N”-proofed with Ulm 78 date serial #690686, 44 WCF, 19 1/4” shortened octagon barrel with a above the trigger. The pistol has standard sights and the black fair-poor bore which shows only remnants of rifling with pitting its checkered Walther Banner grips rate excellent with crisp points and a full-length. All the metal surfaces are a plum and gray patina and show few light handling marks on their butt. Interarms marked on right front of remnants of very light pitting over all of their surfaces, a few spots may slide and included is a single blued body Walther banner 9mm be characterized as a bit more moderate. The smooth walnut buttstock Kurz-marked finger rest magazine and one blued body seven-round and rifle forend show an old refinish, the butt with repairs to a number of finger rest magazine with chrome follower. (39538-7) {MODERN} cracks or chips from the years. Its fit is a bit loose and there are a few (500/700) runs in the finish, a small chip at the toe with the metal somewhat proud. Est. 500 - 700 The forend is similar with a couple of lengthwise cracks in the metal now 2003 Rheinmetall No. 4 Semi-Automatic Shotgun (Pair) being slightly proud overall. A number of the screw slots show some serial #1282, 16 ga. (2 9/16”), 27 1/2" plain barrel with a fine bore damage and the left nosecap screw is a replacement. The front sight choked modified. The metal surfaces retain about 80% original blue dovetail is very near the muzzle, the sight itself shows a bit of damage finish toning to a brown patina with some faint scratches and spots of and the rear sight is a step-adjustable sight vintage Remington 742/760 light oxidation. The checkered capped pistolgrip walnut stock with raised sight. Barrel and frame exhibit British proofs and the gun seems to cheekpiece rates about very good with light handling marks and a thin 2 function loosely mechanically with a worn half-cock notch on hammer. 1/2" crack at the right of the upper tang, it is tight; the swivel stud hole (39678-36) {MODERN} [Lester Hull Collection] (400/600) has been filled. The forearm is a plain walnut gunsmith replacement still Est. 400 - 600 in a state of initial shaping with a thin crack at the front of forearm in the 2007 Winchester Model 64 Lever Action Short Rifle barrel channel, behind the magazine cap. A good overall condition serial #1147633, 30WCF, 20” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The Rheinmetall shotgun manufactured in the 1920's closely resembling the metal surfaces retain about 98% decent quality reblued finish with a few Auto-5. Rheinmetall Nr. 4 semi-automatic Shotgun serial #2152, 16 ga. sparsely scattered remnants of some very light oxidation beneath and (2 9/16”), 32" plain barrel with a fine bore choked a light full. The metal some rub marks to pewter on the magazine tube and the barrel just surfaces are primarily a plum brown overall, showing some light ahead of the nosecap. The smooth walnut pistolgrip buttstock and oxidation on the left receiver flats, the receiver with two added very tiny forend rate very fine as neatly refinished many years ago showing a few holes just above the breech area. The checkered round knob pistolgrip minor handling marks and light flakes of the finish, the nosecap slightly walnut buttstock rates very good with good original varnish and a few proud of the forend. The original front sight hood is intact, a white bead scattered light handling marks and 1 1/2” chip missing to the left of the insert is in the ramp and there is a Marbles-style folding leaf rear in the upper tang, the grain is very straight and it should be a very easy repair. rear seat. The left side of the receiver has been drilled and tapped for a The checkered walnut forearm rates otherwise very good were it not for Lyman 56 receiver sight which is present. The gun seems to function two lengthy 7” cracks along their bottom edges, as is typical with Auto 5 well mechanically and would be a great “Model 64 Carbine” for the , these arms no exception; there is a 1” sliver missing from its November woods. (39678-134) {C&R} [Lester Hull Collection] (400/600) left upper rear edge. One of the stop screws is missing from the receiver Est. 400 - 600 and there is a small spot of cold blue at its left rear, this example neatly marked with a “Made in Germany” at front of receiver. The guns seem to function OK when hand-cycled. While Amoskeag Auction Company does not usually lot firearms up, the consignor requested these to be sold as a pair in the hopes that some restorer or fledgling gunsmith will return them both to their original glory, each having a sample arm to work from, the two could be brought back to restored condition. (39538-8,9){C&R} (300/500) Est. 300 - 500 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2008 Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Carbine 2012 Ithaca Lefever Nitro Special Boxlock Double Shotgun serial #2878746, 30-30, 20” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The serial #214168, 20 ga., 28” barrels choked a tight modified and a tight barrel, bands and magazine tube retain about 97% original blue showing full with bright very good plus bores which show some scattered light a few spots of very sparsely scattered light oxidation staining. The post oxidation or perhaps a few light pits. The barrels are primarily a dark ‘64 receiver has toned to plum as they were known to do, and has been gray-blue patina with toning to plum and wear to pewter in the carry in-painted in a swirled random pattern with black enamel, giving the arm point above the forend. They exhibit some minor oxidation and scattered a mottled antique type of look. Hammer, bolt, link and lever still retain handling marks overall. The frame is primarily a pewter gray patina good original blue. The smooth walnut buttstock and forend rate very intermingling with plum with tinges of color beneath the fences, the good showing flaked varnish but very few handling marks and the frame showing light game scene engraving. The walnut pistolgrip carbine has been neatly fitted with QD sling swivel studs. The original buttstock and splinter forend rate about very good as refinished many brass front sight is intact, the hood is no longer present and the original years ago, with only remnants of checkering and heavy varnish, the sporting rear is intact. (39678-74) {MODERN} [Lester Hull Collection] buttstock showing a 2” crack to the left of the lower tang, a chip missing (200/400) from right upper tang at frame and a couple cracks at rear. Length of Est. 200 - 400 pull to the ventilated recoil pad is 13 3/8”. The gun locks up tightly and 2009 A.H. Fox Pin Model Boxlock Double Shotgun seems to function properly mechanically. (39678-80) {C&R} [Lester Hull serial #53269, 12 ga., 28” barrels choked a light full in both with a very Collection] (200/400) good right bore and an about very good left bore, showing some sparse Est. 200 - 400 remnants of light oxidation or perhaps a few light pits, more prominent in 2013 Ithaca Grade S Flues Model Boxlock Double Shotgun the left. The right tube shows a tiny ding near the muzzles, with a few serial #237976, 16 ga., 26” barrels choked modified and full with bright small dings in the left and some length-wise scoring, perhaps from very fine bores showing some scattered very light oxidation, the left tube overzealous cleaning. The barrels are an overall plum brown and pewter with a couple tiny dings. The barrels exhibit 85-90% original dark gray patina showing mixed scattered light oxidation and light pitting here gray-blue with toning to plum and the expected light handling marks that and there. The frame is now a mottled smoky pewter-gray come from a field used arm. The frame retains perhaps 90% original case-hardened patina and is primarily smooth with the markings and color case-hardening, muting in spots, vivid in others, with wear to a very light borderline engraving still remaining crisp; the very rear of the silvery case-hardened patina at the front carry point of the frame. Frame tang shows an older repair. The smooth pistolgrip Fajen buttstock rates features the Ithaca name with gun dogs left and right and is stamped very fine to perhaps near excellent with a few light dings here or there with an “S” near the serial number. The coarsely checkered round knob and is generously proportioned as-is typical of Fajen semi-inlets. The pistolgrip buttstock rates otherwise very good showing a light refinish original splinter style forend shows a moderate refinish showing only years ago and a repair to a crack through the right side of the wrist vestiges of the checkering with the forend iron quite proud. The gun completely through top and bottom tangs; it is tight and will not flex. locks up Fox-tight with the top lever still slightly left of center and seems There are synthetic wood repaired chips at top tang at frame left and to function properly. The length of pull is 14 1/4” with drops of 1 5/8” and right and a couple at bottom tang. The splinter style forend rates very 2 1/2”. A sturdy vintage American double that should go back afield this good as lightly refinished years ago. The barrels lock up tightly and are October. (39678-79) {C&R} [Lester Hull Collection] (350/550) on-face and the length of pull to the 1 1/2” recoil pad is 14 5/8”. Est. 350 - 550 (39678-66) {C&R} [Lester Hull Collection] (250/450) 2010 Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Carbine Est. 250 - 450 serial #1156439, 30 WCF, 20” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The 2014 Ithaca Field Grade Flues Model Boxlock Double Shotgun barrel and magazine tube retain perhaps 90-92% original blue with serial #245916, 20 ga., 26” barrels choked improved cylinder and flaking to brown, some wear to pewter and some even fading, more modified with about very good bores which show some light and some prominent on the tube, both bands have toned to a plum brown patina. moderate pitting their full-length, each with a few minor dings and The receiver is a mix of fading original dark gray blue and flaked plum perhaps an old raised dent or two. The barrels are a plum brown and with toning to pewter on the sharp edges and contact points. The dark gray patina with a few spots of light oxidation, some scattered light smooth walnut buttstock with domed grooved steel buttplate rates very pitting and the overall expected dings, scuffs and handling marks that good with much original varnish and the expected light dings and come from a field-used arm. The frame is a mottled blue-gray and handling marks that come from a hunted arm; the long wood forend is plum-brown patina showing a light cleaning and light pitting on the belly similar showing perhaps a bit more wear at its rear edge. There is a and right side, a bit more along the top of the frame but the left side slightly taller hood installed on the ramp and a white bead sight, the primarily smooth. The straight grip American walnut buttstock rates very correct Winchester sporting rear sight is in place in its dovetail. A very good with the expected light dings and handling marks and a Herters respectable and honest pre-war 94 carbine with long wood and buttplate giving a 14” length of pull (likely a Herters replacement). The checkered hammer. (39678-2) {C&R} [Lester Hull Collection] (400/600) splinter-style forend is original Ithaca equipment and rates very good Est. 400 - 600 with the metal slightly proud and a very thin sliver missing along its right 2011 Ithaca Grade 2 Flues Model Boxlock Double Ejectorgun rear edge. Lockup is tight with the left tube exhibiting the tiniest sliver of serial #275619, 20 ga., 26” barrels choked modified and full with about light and the gun seems to function properly. (39678-24) {C&R} [Lester very good bores which show some scattered light pitting, the left tube Hull Collection] (200/400) with a couple tiny dings. All of the metal surfaces including the barrels Est. 200 - 400 retain about 95% later buffed hot immersion blue finish. The frame 2015 Winchester Model 94 Special Order Eastern Carbine shows typical loose open flowing Ithaca style scroll with game birds left serial #1056949, 30 WCF, 20” barrel with a bright very fine to near and right, all are softened slightly due to the polishing. The checkered excellent bore that shows a bit of light frosting. The nickel steel barrel capped American walnut buttstock and splinter-style forend rate about shows some remnants of fading original dark gray blue but is primarily a very good showing a heavy added coat of varnish, however the wood is plum and pewter patina, as-are the balance of the metal surfaces, also still proud of the metal and it is likely un-sanded. There is very nice grain showing overall light surface oxidation. The smooth walnut buttstock figure in the area of the butt and the length of pull to the Ithaca flying rates very good showing an old light cleaning many years ago, 2” cracks turkey buttplate is 14 1/4” with drops of 1 3/8” and 2 1/4”. The gun still at the rear of the upper tang and added comb flutes, during the time of locks up tightly and is on-face however the top lever is now left of the refinish; there was a chip to the left of the tang its full-length which center. Features automatic safety, double triggers and ejectors, the arm was re-attached, wood-to-metal fit here is a bit loose. The forend rates seems to function properly mechanically. (39678-65) {C&R} [Lester Hull about very good as refinished years ago with three or four lengthy Collection] (400/600) cracks. Features a button magazine, tall Lyman white bead front sight Est. 400 - 600 and Marbles sporting rear. A good rainy day deer hunter. (36519-615) {C&R} [Richard “Stretch” Kennedy Collection] (400/600) Est. 400 - 600 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2016 Winchester Model 61 Pre-War Slide Action Rifle 2023 Colt New Service Double Action Revolver serial #5663, 22 S,L,LR, 24” round barrel with a very good bore which serial #325699, 45 Colt, 5 1/2” barrel with a bright excellent bore. Barrel shows sharp rifling but some scattered light pitting. The metal surfaces retains roughly 50% original blue with loss due to streaking caused by retain about 85-90% original blue, with toning to plum and wear to some contaminant which has left the metal beneath a gray finish, also pewter, the bulk of the loss on the barrel and of course high edges and with light oxidation staining and a bit of pitting at the muzzle. The contact points. The smooth walnut pistolgrip buttstock rates about very balance of the arm retains perhaps 90-92% original blue with overall good as refinished many years ago, showing a heavy coat of flaking and light oxidation. The checkered hard rubber “Colt” logo grips rate very fine crazing varnish with light dings and handling marks and some light showing only light wear. Lanyard loop equipped. (39530-12) {C&R} oxidation on the checkered steel buttplate. The 11 groove tapered (350/500) forend rates about very good as well showing wear and overall light Est. 350 - 500 handling marks. A simple brass bead front is in place as is the correct 2024 Smith & Wesson Model 10-6 Double Action Revolver Winchester sporting rear and the tang has the early factory receiver serial #D397061, 38 Special, 4” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The sight holes. Likely a very usable Model 61, a quick refinish of the metal surfaces retain about 98-99% original blue with vivid color buttstock would increase its appearance greatly. (39544-54) {C&R} case-hardening on hammer and trigger. The cylinder exhibits a very light (400/600) turn ring and there are a couple of sparsely scattered flakes of light Est. 400 - 600 oxidation, primarily along the backstrap. The checkered walnut grips 2017 Colt Police Positive Double Action Revolver with silver S&W medallions rate excellent. (39530-13) {MODERN} serial #499605, 32 Colt New Police, 4” barrel with a bright excellent (350/500) bore. Metal surfaces retain about 98% original blue with scattered light Est. 350 - 500 oxidation which has also left a few light pits. The checkered walnut grips 2025 Ruger Old Model Single Six Flat Gate Revolver with silver Rampant Colt medallions rate very good plus. Action serial #40067, 22 LR, 5 1/2” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The functions mechanically. (3A9530-1) {C&R} (250/450) metal surfaces retain about 98% original blue and anodized finishes, the Est. 250 - 450 frame toning to purple. The hammer shows some moderate oxidation 2018 Winchester Model 75 Deluxe Sporting Rifle staining in the grooved area of the thumb spur. The checkered black serial #68214, 22 LR, 24” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal plastic Ruger Phoenix medallion grips rate very good. Flat gate revolver surfaces retain about 98% original blue with some scattered light with fixed rear sight that has not had the safety recall performed. oxidation, the bolt handle toned to plum with light pitting on the knob. (39530-14) {C&R} (400/600) The checkered walnut capped pistolgrip deluxe-style stock rates very Est. 400 - 600 good with some scattered flaking varnish and light handling marks with a 2026 Merwin & Hulbert Small Frame Pocket Model Revolver 5” area of flaked varnish and oxidation staining leaching in at the heel of serial #9796, 32 S&W Short, 3” ribbed round barrel with an about very the butt, the buttplate moderately oxidized from exposure to moisture. good bore which is mostly bright showing some light oxidation and light The rear sight slot is blanked and a Lyman 57 target model receiver pitting. The barrel retains roughly 85-90% original nickel, the areas of sight has been installed in the factory holes; a single magazine is loss due to light flaking and oxidation staining. The frame and cylinder included showing oxidation on its floorplate. (39530-2) {C&R} (300/500) retain perhaps 98% original nickel also with some very light oxidation Est. 300 - 500 staining. The checkered hard rubber checkerboard style grips rate very 2019 Remington Model 510 Targetmaster Smoothbore Shot “Rifle” good plus to near excellent. This is the folding spur hammer model and .22 cal. shot, 25” smoothbore barrel with a bright excellent bore. The needs mechanical attention as the hammer does not hold at full cock, barreled action is a mix of plum brown and dark gray blue patina with double action functions properly. (39530-15) {C&R} (75/150) overall light oxidation, a few spots more moderate. The trigger and bolt Est. 75 - 150 body remain bright with heavy oxidation and pitting on the bolt knob, the 2027 Charles Lancaster British Double Hammergun triggerguard with light oxidation as well. The smooth walnut stock rates serial #5083, 12 ga. (2 1/2) , 28” damascus twist barrels, about improved about very good with overall light scratches and handling marks and a cylinder in both, with mostly bright very good bores showing a light ding bit of crazing varnish near rear of the butt. Equipped with a single bead in the right tube. The barrels showing nice contrasting gray and plum front sight. (39530-7) {C&R} (250/450) star pattern damascus on their right tube showing a bit of light oxidation, Est. 250 - 450 the left tube is more of a gray patina with some moderate and some 2020 Stevens Model 87A Semi-Automatic Rifle heavy oxidation for about half its length, more prominent at the 22 S,L,LR, 24” barrel with a very good plus bore which shows some breeches. The frame is primarily a pleasing smooth gray patina with scattered light oxidation. Metal surfaces retain about 90% fading original some light oxidation on its left side, the right lockplate is similar, both blue with scattered light oxidation, the triggerguard retaining very good show excellent quality tight flowing English scroll and both are maker original enamel showing some light flaking and a small set of initials marked, the left lockplate shows a bit more moderate oxidation and scratched-in. The hardwood stock rates very good with overall light some light pitting. Both hammers are very graceful with nice recurving handling marks and light flaking. In addition to the factory open sights spurs at their top. The checkered round knob English walnut buttstock the receiver has been drilled and tapped for a telescopic sight base rates about very good, now devoid of varnish and with the expected light which mounts a Weaver G4 telescopic sight with crosshair reticle and dings and handling marks from the years, a small chip missing to the cloudy optics. (39530-8) {C&R} (100/200) rear of the left lockplate. There is a checkered hard rubber buttplate Est. 100 - 200 which is lightly engraved in scroll giving a 14 3/4” length of pull with 2021 Remington Model 510 Targetmaster Smoothbore Shot “Rifle” drops about 1 3/4” and 2 5/8”. The splinter style forend rates fine with .22 cal. shot, 25” smoothbore barrel with a bright excellent bore. The good checkering and a nice engraved tip insert. The locks are crisp and barreled action is a mix of plum brown and dark gray blue patina with mechanically functional with rebounding hammers and the gun locks up overall light oxidation, more prominent on the barrel. The trigger and bolt tightly and is on face with the top lever left of center. A quality British body remain bright with the bolt knob toning to darker gray, the double exhibiting only blackpowder proofs that likely could be triggerguard with light oxidation. The smooth walnut stock rates very fine resurrected. (39556-8) {ANTIQUE} (400/600) to near excellent with some sparsely scattered light scratches or Est. 400 - 600 handling marks. Equipped with a single bead front sight. (39530-9) 2028 Ithaca Field Grade Flues Model Boxlock Double Shotgun {C&R} (250/450) serial #388001, 16 ga., 28” barrels choked improved cylinder and Est. 250 - 450 modified with bright excellent bores showing only some wad residue 2022 Remington Model 512 Sportmaster Bolt Action Rifle near the forcing cones. All of the metal surfaces are a dull gunmetal 22 S,L,LR, 25” barrel with a fair-poor bore which shows a line of heavy gray patina with scattered oxidation staining with light and moderate pitting and oxidation about half of its length. The metal surfaces retain pitting throughout. The Ithaca gun company logos on the frame are still 95% original blue with some light and moderate surface oxidation. The visible, the dogs on point a bit light. The straight grip American walnut bolt handle has toned to a gray-plum, the bolt shroud with good color stock is a good-quality replacement and is smooth and rates very good case-hardening. The smooth walnut buttstock rates very fine to excellent plus to near fine with about 1” of toe out and a length of pull of 14 5/8” to with only light handling marks or light flaking varnish. Factory sights the uncheckered butt. The forend is original equipment and rates very intact. (39530-10) {C&R} (75/150) good with the checkering worn smooth but the wood still proud of the Est. 75 - 150 metal. The right barrel is a tiny bit off-face however the top lever is still right of center and the gun seems to function well mechanically ( however the triggers have been switched, the front is now left in the rear trigger is on the right of the frame). A sturdy Ithaca that might be a good restoration project before the fall gunning seasons. (39319-210) {C&R} (200/400) Est. 200 - 400 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2029 Sauer & Sohn WTM 28 Vest Pocket Semi-Auto Pistol 2033 Belgian Large Frame Double Action Revolver serial #10666, 25 ACP, 2" barrel with a fair-good bore showing scattered 12mm CF, 5 3/4" barrel with a good bore showing scattered light light oxidation, fine pinprick pitting and good rifling throughout. The oxidation and strong rifling throughout. The metal surfaces of this metal surfaces of this pistol retain about 80% original blue with most of revolver have toned to a mottled pewter-gunmetal patina showing the loss due to high edge wear and scattered light pitting along the slide, cleaned light to perhaps moderate old pitting scattered throughout and high edges of the frame toning to gray-brown patina and scattered light areas of gray-brown patina. The screw heads show light slot wear and handling marks. The small parts retain about 95% brilliant fire blue the arm bears visible Belgian inspector stamps. The revolver is showing mild silvering and edge wear and all markings remain crisp with equipped with a left-side latch with single locking pin and non-automatic Sauer hunter logo at the rear of the frame. The checkered black hard extractor. The black molded hard rubber grips are actually rather nice rubber grips remain in very fine condition showing a very small chip at and feature a dolphin-like creature along the top and foliate motifs the front edge of the left panel and some light handling marks. One throughout; they remain in very fine condition showing some scattered original magazine with properly marked floorplate is included and the light handling marks. The action will require mechanical attention as the action seems to function well mechanically. Also included is a period hand spring and trigger spring are worn and it functions intermittently. leather flap pocket holster that remains in very good condition showing a An interesting big-bore Belgian revolver with handsome grips. small tear forming at the edge of the flap, some scattered light scuffs (13B9686-8) {ANTIQUE} (200/300) and minor staining. A solid example of these scarce little . Est. 200 - 300 (13A9100-422) {C&R} [Richard "Stretch" Kennedy Collection] (300/500) 2034 Stevens-Gould No. 37 Single Shot Pistol Est. 300 - 500 serial #16582, 22 LR, 7" barrel very nicely re-lined with a bright near 2030 German P.38 Semi-Auto Pistol by Oberndorf excellent bore show a few errant freckles and strong rifling throughout. serial #2844P, 9mm, 5" barrel with a bright very good plus to near The barrel of this pistol retains about 98% excellent quality reapplied excellent bore showing some scattered very light oxidation and strong blue showing some scattered light handling marks. The frame retains rifling throughout. The metal surfaces of this byf 43-coded pistol retain about 80% original nickel finish with most of the loss along the buttcap, about 96% arsenal quality reapplied dull blue showing an area of light the flaking blending in rather nicely with gunmetal gray patina also freckling along the barrel, some minor high edge wear and handling showing some light dings around the firing pin bushing and scattered marks. All original markings remain intact and legible and there is a very minor handling marks. The frame has been embellished with period light discreet NHM Co. import mark at the back edge of the frame. The foliate scrollwork throughout; it is rather simple but still good quality. The grooved red-brown phenolic resin grips remain in very fine condition hammer retains strong fire blue with overall silvering and the original showing a tiny crack at the back edge of the left panel and a light ding at barrel address remains partially legible. The checkered walnut grips are the toe of the right panel. The slide and frame are matching and pencil-numbered to the gun and remain in very fine condition showing stamped with proper "(Eagle) / 135" Waffenamts, the barrel has been some scattered light dings and handling marks. What appears to be the re-numbered to match and the locking block number has been original adjustable rear notch sight is intact, it has a couple replacement punched-out; these parts are of Walther make with "(Eagle) / 359" screws that show moderate slot wear and the front sight is a Waffenamts. Although not stamped with an "X", this pistol is likely a replacement ramped white bead. The barrel is matching the frame, Russian capture. One "(Eagle) / 359" Waffenamt magazine is included, barrel-to-frame fit shows a hint of play and the action seems to function the de-cocker is a little stiff and the action otherwise seems to function well mechanically. This pistol may make for a decent shooter with its well mechanically. A very good example that may make for a fine relined bore. (13A9348-2) {C&R} (200/300) shooter. (13A9574-139) {C&R} (400/600) Est. 200 - 300 Est. 400 - 600 2035 Stevens No. 35 Offhand Target Pistol 2031 MAB Model D Semi-Auto Pistol with German Military Markings serial #31239, 22 LR, 6" barrel with a bright near excellent bore. The serial #81241, 32 ACP, 4" barrel with a bright near excellent bore. The barrel of this pistol retains about 95% original blue showing some high metal surfaces of this pistol are mostly a mix of silvery gray and mild edge wear and scattered light handling marks. The frame retains about brown patina, the frame showing strong original blue that is thinning and 95% original nickel finish showing some areas of light flaking near the toning to plum and the slide with scattered oxidation staining and breech and right side edges, some scattered more minor edge wear and handling marks. Some of the markings are rather poorly struck but handling marks. The hammer and trigger retain 90% original blue remain mostly legible, the breech is stamped with a German eagle proof showing some mild silvering and the barrel markings remain crisp. The and the frame with "(Eagle) / WaA251" Waffenamt. The black checkered smooth walnut grips remain in very fine condition showing mostly worn plastic grips are more modern reproductions that rate very good showing finish and light dings; the pencil numbers are difficult to discern but some light dings and handling marks; one grip screw is a replacement. appear to be matching. The barrel hinge screw head shows some light The lanyard ring is intact, one original magazine is included and the slot wear and barrel lock-up otherwise remains solid. The silver bead action will require mechanical attention as the striker will not drop when front sight is a little loose in its dovetail, the original rear sight is intact the trigger is pulled. (13A9688-26) {C&R} (200/400) and has been very slightly regulated during the period of use and the Est. 200 - 400 hammer functions crisply. A very nice example that may make for a fine 2032 Scarce French Model 1874 Double Action Revolver by St. Etienne shooter with its strong bore. (13A9348-3) {C&R} (200/300) serial #N23145, 11mm French Ordnance, 4 1/2" part round part octagon Est. 200 - 300 barrel with a good bore showing scattered light pitting mostly along its 2036 Excellent Forehand & Wadsworth Bulldozer Pocket Revolver left side, minor frosting and strong rifling throughout. The metal surfaces serial #492, 32 RF, 2 1/2" round barrel with a bright near excellent bore. of this 1878-dated revolver are mostly a mottled gunmetal-gray patina This is a lovely little pocket revolver retaining about 98-99% original showing areas of light to perhaps moderate old pitting scattered nickel finish showing a few errant light freckles, some fine minor throughout and scattered handling marks. All of the original markings scratches and handling marks. The markings remain crisp and clear with remain intact and mostly legible, some areas obscured slightly by old "BULLDOZER" in large font on the topstrap. The sides of the hammer pitting and the arm is also stamped with British proof marks. The smooth show vibrant case-hardened colors, muting slightly along the top and the walnut grips appear to be older replacements and rate fair as cleaned sides of the trigger retain some lovely remnants of fire blue taking on an and refinished with areas rather shy of the frame along with scattered attractive straw color. The smooth rosewood grips remain in excellent light dings. All of the serialized parts are matching, the lanyard ring is condition retaining about 95% original varnish showing some scattered intact and the springs seem to be a little weak but the action remains light flakes and handling marks. All of the serialize parts are matching functional with generally good timing and lock-up a little loose. The and the action seems to function well mechanically with solid timing and Model 1874 was the officer's variation of the original Model 1873 and lock-up. A very fine example rarely seen in such nice condition. featured a fluted cylinder and fine blue and straw finishes. A little more (13A9100-380) {ANTIQUE} [Richard "Stretch" Kennedy Collection] than 35,000 of these were made compared to about 337,000 (400/600) of the standard 1873. While rather salty, this revolver is a good Est. 400 - 600 representative example of a scarce French martial arm. (13A9686-6) {ANTIQUE} (300/500) Est. 300 - 500 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2037 Heckler & Koch HK4 H&R Limited Edition Semi-Auto Pistol 2041 American Arms Co. Double Action Pocket Revolver serial #HR02918, 380 ACP, 3 1/4" barrel with fluted chamber and a serial #3135, 32 S&W, 3 1/4" ribbed round barrel with a partially bright bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces of this Harrington & good bore showing a few small spots of moderate oxidation and strong Richardson-imported pistol retain about 98% original blue and black rifling. The metal surfaces of this revolver retain about 90-92% original enamel finishes showing some light high edge wear, a couple tiny spots nickel finish showing thinning to gray with some light freckling along the of minor oxidation along the slide and perhaps a few other minor high edges, and some scattered tiny dings and handling marks. The handling marks. This pistol was made to celebrate H&R's 100th trigger shows good remnants of case-hardened colors and all markings anniversary and is so-marked on the left side slide. The checkered black are crisp and clear. The black checkered hard rubber grips remain in plastic grip remains in near excellent condition showing a few scattered very good plus condition showing some mild overall discoloration and a handling marks. This pistol is equipped with the earlier buffer system few minor handling marks. There are some light peen marks around the with single thin steel plate and synthetic piece. The action seems to firing pin bushing, barrel-to-frame fit is solid and the action generally function well mechanically and the pistol includes one original seems to function well mechanically in both firing modes, timing is 5/71-dated magazine, original box serial-numbered to the gun and slightly off on one chamber with the balance functioning normally. A very factory test target. The box shows some light flaking, scuffs and minor good example of these mechanically interesting arms. (13A9100-428) dents. Please also see the 22 LR conversion kit offered in the online {ANTIQUE} [Richard "Stretch" Kennedy Collection] (100/200) sale. (13A9435-4) {MODERN} (300/500) Est. 100 - 200 Est. 300 - 500 2042 Smith & Wesson Model 1950 Light Target Hand Ejector Revolver 2038 Astra Model 600/43 Semi-Auto Pistol serial #S169203, 45 ACP, 6 1/2" light barrel with an excellent bore. This serial #34133, 9mm, 5" barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal mid-1950's five-screw pre-model 26 revolver retains about 95-96% nice surfaces of this 1945 proof-coded pistol retain about 95% original blue quality reapplied blue, the left side of the frame below the window has showing some mild thinning along the gripstraps, light high edge wear three patches of lightly cleaned oxidized pitting of varying sizes, high and some scattered light handling marks. There is a small ding at the left edge wear, light freckling and handling marks. The front sight shows a edge of the rear sight that is unobtrusive. The barrel, trigger and safety repair or replacement with tool marks and later applied blue finish. The lever remain mostly bright and the extractor retains almost all of its service trigger and hammer retain bold case-hardened colors with light brilliant fire blue. The checkered walnut grips remain in very good plus operational wear. The diamond checkered walnut factory target grips condition showing a few lightly chipped and dented points. Originally with silver S&W medallions rate about excellent with light handling made under German military contract, Spain continued to produce the marks. In addition to the repair of the front sight base, the blade has pistols in 1945 after final delivery to Germany was made impossible, been shortened into a modified Patridge style with a rounded front edge, as-such this example is not stamped with Waffenamts. The pistol black blade micro adjustable rear sight, all appropriate parts are includes two original magazines, one showing a bit more moderate correctly serial numbered to the gun and it still times and locks up with operational wear, and the action seems to function well mechanically. one chamber slightly out of time. It should make a fine shooter. (13A9682-9) {C&R} (400/600) (8B9100-81) {C&R} [Richard "Stretch" Kennedy Collection] (400/600) Est. 400 - 600 Est. 400 - 600 2039 Belgian "W. Richards" Underlever Double Hammergun 2043 Interesting Unmarked Harrington & Richardson 32 Self-Loading Pistol about 20 ga., 36 1/4" laminated steel barrels showing lightly pitted serial #013552, 32 ACP, 3 1/2" barrel with a good bore showing some bores, the right with a few patches of heavier pitting scattered about. pinprick pitting and light oxidation with otherwise strong rifling. This pistol The barrels show strong patterns and retain a healthy amount of brown appears to be a factory prototype demonstrating the change H&R made finish throughout with an area of light pinprick pitting and thinning to from 12 slide serrations to 16, one can clearly distinguish between the pewter patina along the sides of the barrels nearer the frame, some forward few slide serrations that have been cut slightly different. The scattered minor dings and freckling. The solid barrel rib is marked only markings are the abnormal serial number beneath the left grip "LAMINATED STEEL" and the barrels stamped with antique Belgian panel and "747" on the interior arch of the slide; the barrel is proofs. The back action lockplates are marked only "W. RICHARDS" un-numbered. The metal surfaces retain about 95% original blue and, along with the frame, actually show some bold case-hardened showing some fine flaking and a few tiny pinprick pits along the left side colors still with remnants of protective lacquer lurking about the edges of the slide, some light high edge wear and a few errant freckles. The and corners with overall toning to a pewter-brown patina with scattered triggerguard retains about 90% original nickel finish showing some mild small areas of old oxidation staining. The checkered pistolgrip walnut overall thinning and the trigger retains bold case-hardened colors. The buttstock remains in about very good condition showing a bit of older black checkered hard rubber grips with H&R logo remain in fair to very added finish, a 1 1/4" crack above the left lockplate and scattered good condition. The left panel shows small chips at either edge along handling marks. The checkering is mostly intact, there is a vacant sling the top and a repaired crack also through the top while the right panel swivel hole along the toeline and the checkered hard rubber buttplate is rates very good showing some light handling marks. Included is one a little bit proud of the stock. Lock-up shows a little bit of play and the original nickel-plated magazine that shows light pitting or perhaps barrels are slightly off-face while the locks with rebounding hammers manufacturing defects throughout; the spring seems to be serviceable. seem to function well mechanically. There is a sling eye on the The pistol seems to function well mechanically. An interesting example underside of the barrels and a single silver bead front sight. (13A9639-5) for the American small arms collector. (13A9100-298) {C&R} [Richard {ANTIQUE} (200/300) "Stretch" Kennedy Collection] (300/500) Est. 200 - 300 Est. 300 - 500 2040 Unmarked American Fullstock Sporting Rifle 2044 Siamese Contract Harrington & Richardson 32 Self-Loading Pistol .67 cal, 41 1/8" barrel with an about very good bore showing some serial #S227, 32 ACP, 3 1/2" barrel with a bright near excellent bore scattered light pitting and strong rifling throughout. The metal surfaces showing a couple minor freckles and strong rifling throughout. The metal appear to have been aged and are now a dark plum-brown patina with surfaces of this scarce pistol retain about 90% original blue showing some silvering along the edges of the barrel and even shallow pitting some flaking to gray-brown patina along the top of the slide and throughout. The lock is of more modern manufacture by L&R and backstrap, light high edge wear and some scattered light dings along the features a waterproof pan and bridled roller frizzen. A number of the rear of the slide. The triggerguard and trigger have mostly toned to a screw heads show light slot wear and the barrel is unmarked. The arm mild gray patina and all markings remain crisp and clear, the frontstrap features brass hardware including nosecap, dual ramrod thimbles, is also stamped with a small "SFH". The black checkered hard rubber tailpipe, triggerguard, buttplate and lock screw escutcheons. The grips with H&R logo remain in about good condition, the left panel triggerguard features a simple pineapple finial along with some light showing a chip at the top edge ahead of the safety and mild overall embellishments and there is a crack through the buttplate heel. The discoloration while the right panel shows just a few handling marks. One stock appears to be of cherry or butternut and remains in good condition original nickel-plated magazine is included, its base plate pins are showing a few lengthy repaired cracks along the forend, some areas of slightly misaligned and the spring otherwise seems serviceable. The dark finish masking old repairs around the lockplate and screws and pistol seems to function well mechanically. Author Stephen Cuthbertson some scattered light drying cracks mostly along the butt. The wrist has notes in his book, Worldwide Webley, that 500 pistols were made in the some coarse checkering with small stars within the diamonds that has early 1920s for a special Siamese contract in their own S-prefix serial softened slightly and the stock is slightly cast-on. The arm is sighted with number range. (13A9100-1289) {C&R} [Richard "Stretch" Kennedy a simple fine v-notch rear and worn brass blade front, a simple ramrod is Collection] (200/400) present and the lock seems to function well mechanically. (13A9639-4) Est. 200 - 400 {ANTIQUE} (300/500) Est. 300 - 500 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2045 Remington Model 51 Semi-Auto Pistol 2050 Very Fine Forehand & Wadsworth Russian Model Pocket Revolver serial #PA47993, 380 ACP, 3 1/2" barrel with a bright near excellent serial #10336, 32 RF, 2 1/2" octagon barrel with a partially bright very bore. The metal surfaces of this pistol retain about 70% original blue good bore showing some scattered light oxidation and strong rifling showing high edge wear and overall toning to a mild gray-brown patina , throughout. The metal surfaces of this revolver retain about 98% original a few scattered spots of light pitting along the high edges and freckling. nickel finish showing some scattered tiny flakes toning to dark brown The black checkered hard rubber grips with Remington UMC logo and some other light handling marks. The barrel markings and model remain in fair to good condition, the left panel showing a chip at the top designation on the topstrap remain crisp and clear. The hammer shows edge, scattered light dings and both panels are a little bit loose. One some minor imperfections from the manufacturing process and, along original magazine is included and the action seems to function well with the trigger, retains strong case-hardened colors throughout with mechanically. (13A9100-25) {C&R} [Richard "Stretch" Kennedy some minor freckling. The checkered black "F&W" hard rubber grips Collection] (250/450) remain in excellent condition showing perhaps one or two tiny handling Est. 250 - 450 marks. The action seems to function well mechanically with excellent 2046 Mauser Model HSC Semi-Auto Pistol with German Army Markings timing and lock-up. (13B9710-14) {ANTIQUE} (300/400) serial #705453, 32 ACP, 3 1/2" barrel with a bright near excellent bore Est. 300 - 400 showing a hint of minor frosting and strong rifling throughout. The metal 2051 Sharps & Hankins Model 3B Pepperbox Pistol surfaces of this rather early pistol retain about 92% original bright blue serial #12187, 32 RF, 3 1/2" four-barrel cluster with moderately oxidized showing some high edge wear, a small spot of pinprick pitting along the bores still showing good rifling throughout. The metal surfaces of this rear edge of the slide and scattered light handling marks. All markings pistol have mostly toned to a medium gunmetal gray patina showing remain crisp and clear with proper "(Eagle) / 655" Waffenamt on the left some mild plum-brown undertones, some sparsely scattered fine side triggerguard, firing proof at the left rear frame and commercial pinprick pitting and tiny dings, the screw heads with some light slot wear. proofs on the right side. The checkered walnut grips remain in about There are good traces of original bright blue lurking about the protected very good plus condition showing some scattered light scuffs, dings and areas and the spring at the back of the hammer and the sides of the some areas of oil soaking. One original magazine is included and the trigger show good remnants of bright fire blue. The barrel address and action seems to function well mechanically. (13A9100-56) {C&R} patent information on the right side frame remain quite crisp and clear. [Richard "Stretch" Kennedy Collection] (500/700) The smooth rosewood grips remain in very good plus condition showing Est. 500 - 700 a very thin 1" drying crack along the left panel, mostly worn finish and 2047 Russian M91/30 Mosin Nagant Bolt Action Rifle with PU Scope by some other minor handling marks. The barrel is matching the frame, Izhevsk barrel-to-frame fit is solid and the action seems to function well serial #TYE8046, 7.62x54mmR, 29" barrel with a good bore showing mechanically with properly rotating hammer nose. A very good example darkness and light frosting in the grooves with otherwise strong rifling for the antique arms collector. (13B9710-2) {ANTIQUE} (350/550) throughout. The metal surfaces of this refurbished 1943-dated rifle retain Est. 350 - 550 about 90% dull arsenal blue showing silvering and edge wear along the 2052 U.S. Model 1842 Percussion Pistol by Aston receiver and scattered handling marks. There is a small import mark at .54 cal, 8 1/2" round barrel with a moderately oxidized bore. The metal the muzzle and the remaining markings are mostly clear exhibiting the surfaces of this pistol have mostly toned to a silvery pewter patina, the usual refurbishment stamps. The smooth hardwood stock and barrel showing some scattered lightly cleaned pitting overall and erosion handguard remain in very good condition showing a few small splinters near the bolster. The proof marks at the breech remain legible and the along the cleaning rod channel, scattered light dings and worn shellac lockplate is dated 1850 and also retains strong markings. The brass finish. The rear band spring and cleaning rod are missing and the hardware has toned to a pleasant ocher patina showing scattered light serialized parts are mismatched. The rifle is equipped with an unmarked dings and handling marks with visible sub-inspector stamps. The left mount and PU scope serial #B-78244 with refurbishment date of 1959. side is equipped with an interesting period-added belt hook about 1 3/4" The adjustment knobs are functional and the optics are very good, in length. The walnut stock remains in good condition showing a few thin slightly discolored and entirely serviceable. (13A9100-1224) {C&R} cracks around the lock screw, a u-shaped slightly flexing crack beneath [Richard "Stretch" Kennedy Collection] (500/700) the lockplate, scattered light dings and scuffs. There is a ghostly Est. 500 - 700 remnant of an inspector’s cartouche on the left flat. The swiveling 2048 Rare Hopkins & Allen XL Vest Pocket Single Shot Deringer ramrod assembly is intact and the lock is crisp. (13B9574-133) serial #8, 22 RF, 2 1/4" round barrel with a moderately oxidized bore. {ANTIQUE} (350/550) The metal surfaces of this tiny pistol retain about 90% period-reapplied Est. 350 - 550 nickel finish showing some scattered areas of light flaking toning to a 2053 Savage Model 1907 Semi-Auto Pistol dark brown patina, a few pinprick pits and tiny dings. The barrel serial #196900, 32 ACP, 3 1/4" barrel with a bright very good plus bore markings are still entirely intact and legible. The smooth rosewood grips showing some very light oxidation in the grooves and strong rifling remain in very good plus condition showing a couple tiny chips along the throughout. The metal surfaces of this later-production pistol retain edges, light handling marks and worn finish; the grip screw head shows about 97-98% original matte blue showing some sparsely scattered light moderate slot wear. Barrel lock-up shows a little bit of play and the oxidation staining and minor freckling and a small scuff at the bottom hammer seems to function well mechanically. A solid example of these right edge of the frame. The barrel remains bright and the sides of the interesting little pistols with only about 1500 produced. (13B9710-4) trigger show vibrant case-hardened colors with some minor staining. {ANTIQUE} (300/500) The checkered black hard rubber grips remain in near excellent Est. 300 - 500 condition showing a few scattered light dings and "TRADEMARK" still 2049 German Single Shot Parlor Pistol legible in the logo headband. One original magazine is included and the 22 RF, 2 1/8" part round part octagon smoothbore barrel with a partially action seems to function well mechanically. (13B9693-9) {C&R} bright bore showing some minor oxidation. The metal surfaces of this (300/500) pistol retain perhaps 60% original nickel finish blending in nicely with Est. 300 - 500 silvery gunmetal throughout along with some small fine pinprick pits and 2054 Smith & Wesson Model 1903 32 Hand Ejector Revolver mild freckling. The small parts show strong remnants of bright fire blue serial #34070, 32 S&W Long, 4 1/4" barrel with a bright excellent bore. toning to a mild gunmetal patina and the breech is stamped with the The metal surfaces of this First Change revolver retain about 95% "(Crown) / V" German 1893 voluntary inventory proof. The smooth original bright blue with most of the loss due to scattered light flaking walnut grips remain in very good plus condition retaining about 75% toning to a pleasant gray-brown patina, a few spots of light oxidation original varnish showing some light flaking and scattered minor dings. staining along the high edges and some small dings. The hammer and The pistol is equipped with sights, manual extractor and the hammer trigger show vibrant case-hardened colors throughout with some muting seems to function well mechanically. (13A9566-4) {ANTIQUE} (200/400) along the trigger and light freckling. All markings remain crisp and clear. Est. 200 - 400 The checkered black hard rubber grips remain in very fine condition showing a couple small dings along the right panel and partially visible patent date along the bottom edge of the left. The right panel is stamp-numbered to the gun, the left is un-numbered and the remaining parts are matching. The action seems to function well mechanically with excellent timing and lock-up. (13B9694-8) {C&R} (300/500) Est. 300 - 500 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2055 Beretta Model 1919 Semi-Auto Pistol 2059 Stevens New Model No. 39 Pocket Shotgun serial #600787, 25 ACP, 2 1/2" barrel with a fair-good bore showing fine serial #16857, 44 Stevens Everlasting Shot, 18" barrel with a moderately pitting and good rifling throughout. The metal surfaces of this 1934 oxidized bore showing scattered light pitting. The barrel retains about proof-dated pistol retain perhaps 65-70% original bright blue with overall 80% original blue showing overall thinning to plum-brown patina, a small flaking and toning to plum-brown patina along with some very sparse spot of moderate pitting near the muzzle, scattered lighter oxidation pinprick pitting along some of the high edges and other handling marks. staining and handling marks. The frame retains about 85-90% original All markings remain crisp and clear. The metal-backed stippled black nickel finish showing overall fine flaking and freckling. The stock is synthetic grips with silver "PB" medallions remain in near excellent mismatched (19467) and retains about 90-92% original nickel finish with condition showing some scattered light handling marks. The serialized scattered light flaking and some moderate oxidation staining near where parts are matching, one original magazine is included and the action it attaches to the frame; it otherwise fits rather well. The smooth walnut seems to function well mechanically. (13B9703-16A) {C&R} (250/350) grips remain in very good plus condition showing some scattered light Est. 250 - 350 handling marks and flakes of original varnish. The rear triggerguard 2056 Marlin No. 20-A Slide Action Rifle screw head is broken, the barrel catch button is a replacement and the serial #L752, 22 S,L,LR, 24" octagon barrel with a fair-good bore extractor link shows a brazed repair. Barrel lock-up is otherwise solid showing scattered light pitting and good rifling throughout. The barrel and the hammer functions crisply. A good example of the more desirable and magazine tube retain about 80% original blue with overall toning to shotgun model. (136519-582) {C&R} [Richard "Stretch" Kennedy a deep gray patina with some scattered light handling marks. The action Collection] (300/500) has mostly toned to a faded blue-gray patina showing some spots of Est. 300 - 500 light oxidation staining along the left side and the screw heads with slot 2060 French "Nationale" Model Training Rifle by Manufacture D'Armes wear, with strong original blue in the protected areas and along the Damon & Co. crescent buttplate as well. The Marlin Firearms Corporation barrel serial #1745, 22 LR, 25 1/2" barrel with a mostly bright bore showing address and other markings remain crisp and clear. The plain walnut some scattered light frosting, a small bulge about 5" ahead of the breech stock and grooved forend remain in very fine condition as very lightly and otherwise strong rifling. The metal surfaces of this interesting rifle cleaned long ago showing a small abrasion on the forend and some are mostly a pewter gunmetal patina showing some scattered light scattered light dings along the buttstock. The Marlin bullseye insert is pitting and minor oxidation staining. The left side of the receiver is present and shows a moderate ding. The rifle is sighted with a flattop maker-marked and all markings remain strong and legible. The smooth sporting rear sight that has been slightly regulated during the period of walnut stock remains in fair-good condition as cleaned showing a thin use and a Lyman ivory bead front. The slide does not lock when the about 6" area missing along the right side edge at the receiver that has hammer is cocked though the action otherwise seems to function well mostly been smoothed-over, a small crack on the right side behind the mechanically. (13B8958-37) {C&R} (500/700) receiver, scattered fine scratches and dings. The original sights and Est. 500 - 700 sling swivels are intact and the action seems to function well 2057 Marlin No. 20 Slide Action Rifle mechanically. (139544-277) {C&R} (150/250) serial #12628, 22 S,L,LR, 23" octagon barrel with a bright very good Est. 150 - 250 plus bore showing some scattered shallow pinprick pitting and strong 2061 Remington No. 2 Rolling Block Sporting Rifle rifling throughout. The barrel of this rifle retains about 90% original blue serial #37389, 32-20, 26" octagon barrel with a bright very good pus showing some high edge wear and scattered light freckling. The bore showing some scattered shallow light pitting and strong rifling magazine tube has mostly toned to a deep gray-brown patina and the throughout. The barrel of this rifle has mostly toned to a mottled Marlin Firearms Co. address and other markings remain crisp. The plum-brown patina showing scattered fine pitting and oxidation staining action retains perhaps 80% original bright blue showing overall light with good remnants of original blue lurking about. The flaking to gray-brown patina, some light oxidation staining and handling Co. barrel address and "32W" designation remain completely marks. The plain walnut buttstock and grooved forend remain in very intact and legible. The action has mostly toned to a pleasant mild fine condition as lightly cleaned long ago showing a neatly repaired gray-brown patina with some generous vibrant case-hardened colors in hairline crack at the upper tang and some scattered light dings or the protected areas around the action pins, quite strong on the left side. handling marks. The original sporting rear sight with fine v-notch and The hammer and retain about 80% original blue showing platinum line is intact along with an ivory bead front sight. The slide does some light oxidation staining, the action pins show a hint of straw color not lock when the hammer is cocked though the action otherwise seems while the retainer plate shows a few flakes of bright fire blue. Some of to function well mechanically. (13B8958-22) {C&R} (500/700) the screw heads show light slot wear with trace fire blue around their Est. 500 - 700 peripheries. The smooth straight grip walnut buttstock and schnabel 2058 Hopkins & Allen Falling Block Sporting Rifle forend with ebony tip insert remain in very good plus to very fine serial #16140, 38-55, 32" part octagon part round heavy barrel, very condition showing generous original finish with a thin repaired 1 1/2" nicely relined, with a bright excellent bore. The barrel of this rifle has crack right of the upper tang, scattered light dings and handling marks. mostly toned to a mottled blue-gray patina with a few spots of mild The rifle is sighted with standard sporting rear sight and small German brown patina and light handling marks. The barrel is unmarked and may silver blade front and the action is crisp. A very respectable No. 2 in a be from a different rifle altogether. The action shows mild restored desirable centerfire chambering and with a really nice bore. case-hardened colors throughout with some scattered remnants of old (13B9665-28) {C&R} (500/700) light pitting. A number of the screw heads show light to moderate slot Est. 500 - 700 wear and a few are more modern replacements and the steel buttplate 2062 Middle Eastern Percussion Jezail Musket shows a couple repaired cracks. The checkered walnut round knob .60 cal., 30" damascus octagon barrel with swamped muzzle and an pistolgrip buttstock and forend remain in about very good condition as oxidized bore. The barrel of this arm has mostly toned to a dark lightly cleaned and refinished showing a few small repairs at the upper plum-brown patina showing scattered moderate pitting and evident tang masked by finish, scattered light dings and handling marks. The swirling damascus patterns, quite strong on the underside of the barrel. rifle is sighted with a more modern long range tang sight, target globe The lock is similar showing some moderate old pitting and erosion near front sight and a blanked rear dovetail. The action will require some the bolster, the lockplate and hammer embellished with rudimentary mechanical attention as the breech cutout for the automatic extractor is foliate scrollwork. The arm is equipped with a large circular triggerguard not fitted correctly and gets hung up when attempting to open, the and a nice pierced brass barrel band. The walnut stock is of typical style breechblock will not lower in its current state and the hammer remains with slender swooping buttstock and remains in good condition, what functional. (13B8976-104) {ANTIQUE} (350/550) appears to have been a previously repaired about 13" portion at the Est. 350 - 550 front has been lost exposing a clean pointed edge. The stock shows a few further light cracks, dings and scuffs that one would expect and features a number of small circular antique bone inlays, a couple of which still retain small beads set into their centers. Three of these bone inlays are missing along with eight larger tear drop-shaped inlays. A rudimentary cleaning rod is present and the lock will require mechanical attention as the hammer does not hold. A nice example of these interesting primitive arms. (139534-7) {ANTIQUE} (300/500) Est. 300 - 500 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2063 Marlin Model No. 49 Slide Action Shotgun 2067 Husqvarna Rolling Block Sporting Rifle serial #605, 12 ga., 30" barrel choked full with a bright excellent bore. serial #43713, .69 cal. CF, 37 5/8" part round part octagon barrel with a The barrel and magazine tube of this shotgun retain about 95% original mostly bright very good straight-rifled bore showing scattered light blue showing some areas of minor fading, light operational wear from oxidation and minor pitting with strong rifling. The barrel retains perhaps the slide and some very sparsely scattered mild brown freckling. The 85% original thinning blue showing areas toning to gray-brown patina, action similarly retains about 95% original matte blue showing light high light oxidation staining and some tool or vise marks near the breech. edge wear, a few minor freckles and thinning along the triggerguard and The left flat is marked "HUSQVARNA" and the top of the breech with gripstrap. The bolt retains about 98% original bright blue with just a few "(Crown) / H". The action shows strong silvery case-hardened patina tiny spots of light oxidation and all markings remain crisp and clear. The with overall light oxidation staining and some vibrant case-hardened checkered walnut pistolgrip buttstock and forend remain in very good colors in the more protected areas. The checkered hardwood buttstock plus condition showing generous amounts of original varnish, forend with left-side cheekpiece and smooth forend remain in about very good checkering slightly worn, a tiny crack on the left side where the stock plus condition showing a tiny hairline crack at the upper tang, a thin meets the frame and scattered light dings. The Marlin bull's eye and crack at the left edge of the forend, scattered light dings and scuffs. The checkered black hard rubber buttplate are intact. The action will require buttstock retains strong original varnish and most of the checkering is some mechanical attention as it requires the release catch to be intact. The arm is fitted with sling swivels and sighted with a simple fixed pressed even when the hammer is down, it otherwise seems to be rear sight and small blade font and the action seems to function well mechanically tight and has apparently seen very little use. Actually a mechanically. An interesting commercial rolling block perhaps intended very nice example of these rather scarce shotguns which were made for slug-shooting. (139665-23) {C&R} (300/500) using leftover parts from older models. They were offered to Est. 300 - 500 stockholders in the mid to late 1920s and only a few thousand were 2068 U.S. Navy Model 1867 Rolling Block Carbine by Remington produced. (139544-127) {C&R} (300/500) serial #3588, 50-45 CF, 23 1/4" barrel with a bright near excellent bore Est. 300 - 500 showing a couple small spots of minor oxidation and strong rifling 2064 Savage Model 25 Slide Action Rifle throughout. The barrel of this carbine has mostly toned to a blue-gray serial #20883, 22 S,L,LR, 24" octagon barrel with an about very good patina showing scattered light dings, fine scratches and good remnants bore showing scattered light oxidation and strong rifling. The metal of original blue. The action has mostly toned to plum-brown patina surfaces of this rifle have mostly toned to a deep plum-brown patina showing some light oxidation staining and pinprick pitting, the screw showing some scattered light oxidation staining and a few minor pinprick heads with slot wear. The original Remington markings along the tang pits. The markings have softened somewhat but remain legible and the have been buffed away, just a couple of letters are discernible and the buttplate is missing its upper screw and is bent slightly at the heel. The breech is stamped with a crisp anchor. The buttplate shows a crack and smooth walnut pistolgrip buttstock and grooved forend remain in about moderate corrosion at the heel. The original short forend has been very good condition having darkened from the years and showing replaced with a full-length forend with nosecap and extra barrel band, moderate flaking finish and some fine scratches along the butt and the forward band is stamped with a crown proof and the rear band with some other light handling marks. The original sporting sights are intact proper "U". The stocks remain in good condition as cleaned and and the action will require mechanical attention as the bolt will not close. refinished long ago, the buttstock showing lightly crazing dark finish, a (139544-229) {C&R} (50/100) few scattered small drying cracks and overall dings. The rear sight leaf Est. 50 - 100 is broken and has a replacement screw and the action seems to function 2065 Interesting Unmarked Rolling Block-Style Rifle well mechanically. A good, slightly customized example with a nice bore. 22 RF, 23 1/2" round barrel with a good bore showing light oxidation and (139544-317) {ANTIQUE} (350/550) pitting in the grooves and otherwise strong rifling throughout. The metal Est. 350 - 550 surfaces of this rifle retain about 98% nice quality reapplied blue 2069 Euroarms London Armoury Enfield Percussion Musketoon showing some scattered light handling marks, some faint remnants of serial #32417, .577 cal., 24" barrel with a bright near excellent bore pinprick pits beneath the blue and the tang screw and screw holes show showing a little minor frosting and strong rifling throughout. The barrel light wear. The plain walnut buttstock and forend remain in very fine and bands of this Italian-made reproduction retain about 96% original condition as nicely refinished showing a thin 3/4" crack on the right side blue with the loss due to some scattered light oxidation staining. The where the buttstock meets the frame, a few scattered light dings and lock similarly retains about 96% original case-hardened colors showing handling marks. The buttstock is fitted with a checkered black hard some small spots of light oxidation, a more moderate spot at the upper rubber buttplate and the rifle is sighted with simple fixed sporting sights tang and the nipple and rear sling swivel also showing more moderate that are a little loose in their dovetails. The mechanism features a oxidation. The brass hardware has toned to a mix of goldenrod and mild hammer-like spur along the right side of the breechblock which unlocks ocher patina. The smooth walnut stock remains in very fine condition and cocks the action and can then be pushed closed for firing. showing a small moderate ding on the right side butt with some Alternatively, the breechblock can be left cocked back and the trigger scattered smaller handling marks. The original sights and ramrod are can be pulled which snaps the whole assembly forward and fires the intact and the lock seems to function well mechanically. (139544-316) arm. There are no longer any visible markings or proof marks although {ANTIQUE} (300/500) the arm is very likely of Belgian origin. (139544-269) {MODERN} Est. 300 - 500 (150/250) 2070 Armi Jager Model 1863 Zouave Percussion Rifle Est. 150 - 250 serial #3188, .58 cal., 33" barrel with a bright excellent bore. The barrel 2066 American Percussion Halfstock Sporting Rifle by Lull of this Italian reproduction retains about 98% original blue showing .46 cal., 31 1/4" heavy octagon barrel with a partially bright very good some scattered light freckling and handling marks. The unmarked bore showing some oxidation in the grooves and strong rifling lockplate retains almost all of its case-hardened colors showing some throughout. The barrel has mostly toned to mild gray-brown patina overall slight muting while the brass hardware has taken on a dark ocher showing some scattered spots of old oxidation staining and moderate patina. The hardwood stocks rates very good plus showing some light erosion around the bolster with two neatly filled dovetails nearer the abrasions and dings mostly along the left side and some scattered minor muzzle behind the front sight. The left barrel flat at the breech is clearly staining. The original sights, sling swivels and ramrod are intact and the marked "LULL" and this appears to be the only marking. The muzzle lock seems to function well mechanically. (139544-314) {ANTIQUE} shows a nice decorative reeded edge. The lockplate shows heavy (300/500) erosion and was adapted from a flintlock arm, the hammer skirt is Est. 300 - 500 chipped and a few screws appear to be replacements. The arm is fitted 2071 French MAB Model D Semi-Auto Pistol with Police Markings with a pewter nosecap that shows a small chip along its left edge, fancy serial #24315, 32 ACP, 4 1/8" barrel with a bright near excellent bore brass triggerguard, simple pendulum patchbox, crescent buttplate with showing a hint of faint frosting and strong rifling throughout. The metal toe plate and lock screw escutcheon. All brass hardware has toned to a surfaces of this pistol retain about 80% original blue showing overall pleasant ocher patina showing some scattered light dings. The walnut thinning to gray patina, some errant freckling and a spot of fine pitting stock remains in very good condition as lightly refinished showing a thin along the right side slide. The right side of the slide is French 3 1/2" crack near the nosecap, a few thin chips around the lockplate, police-marked "POLICE D' ETAT". The checkered black composite grips some scattered light dings and handling marks. A rather rudimentary remain in about good condition showing a few light chips along the right flip-up aperture sight has been set into the stock behind the upper tang, panel, scattered cracks near the grip screws and mild overall warping. there is a simple sporting rear sight leaf present and fine German silver Included is a repurposed FN-marked magazine, there are no visible blade front sight. A simple hickory ramrod is present and the lock is import marks and the action seems to function well mechanically. somewhat loose but holds at full cock. There are a number of gunsmiths (13B9694-13) {C&R} (200/300) with the surname Lull listed in Stockel operating in both New York and Est. 200 - 300 Vermont from the 1830s-50s. (139532-7) {ANTIQUE} (300/500) Est. 300 - 500 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2072 Allen & Thurber Bar Hammer Percussion Pepperbox Pistol 2077 Norinco Model 54-1 Semi-Auto Pistol serial #217, .31 cal., 3 7/8" six-barrel cluster with moderately oxidized serial #29027819, 7.62x25mm Tokarev, 4 1/2" barrel with a bright bores. The barrels of this Worcester-made pistol have toned to a dark excellent bore. The metal surfaces of this commercial pistol retain about gray patina showing some scattered light pitting while the frame is a 99% original blue showing a few light handling marks and areas taking more mild plum-brown patina with some smoothed-over light pitting and on a plum-brown tone under bright light. The grooved black plastic grips old oxidation staining. Some of the nipple shield screws and screw holes remain in excellent condition. The pistol is equipped with left-side show light to moderate wear. The barrel markings are mostly intact and frame-mounted thumb safety and seems to function well mechanically. legible while the bar hammer patent markings are partially legible. The Included are two magazines numbered to the gun, cleaning rod and frame and nipple shield are embellished with tasteful factory scrollwork original box that is rather tender showing tape repairs, small tears and that remains mostly intact. The revolver wears a nice set of smooth creases. A nice as-new example. (13A9688-52) {MODERN} (300/400) antique ivory grips that are stamp-numbered to the gun and remain in Est. 300 - 400 very fine condition showing a light chip at the base of the right panel, 2078 Taurus Judge Double Action Revolver some scattered thin age cracks and a mild patina. The action seems to serial #ZF403248, 45 Colt/410 Bore, 3” barrel with an excellent bore. function well mechanically with very good timing and lock-up. A very The metal surfaces retain 99% original blue with a few small blemishes good example with a pair of seldom-seen factory ivory grips. and the trigger and hammer shows nice case-hardened color. The (13B9694-4) {ANTIQUE} (400/600) serrated black rubber grips with Taurus medallions are excellent. The Est. 400 - 600 rear sight is integral to the frame and the front sight is a red fiber optic. 2073 Whitney No. 1 Single Action Pocket Revolver (22B9710-48) {MODERN} (300/500) serial #2815B, 22 RF, 3 1/4" round barrel with a bright very good bore Est. 300 - 500 showing some scattered light oxidation and strong rifling throughout. 2079 Beretta Model 950BS Jetfire Semi-Auto Pistol The barrel and base pin of this revolver retain about 98% original nickel serial #BR89160V, 25 Cal, 2 3/8” barrel with an excellent bore. The finish showing some light edge wear, a few tiny flakes and Whitneyville metal surfaces retain 99% original blue with some scattered small Armory address. The cylinder, trigger and hammer retain about 80% blemishes. The checkered synthetic grips with Beretta logo are marked original nickel finish with most of the loss due to flaking along the “.25 U.S.A.” and rate excellent. Pistol features trench-style sights and a cylinder and a little pinprick pitting. The frame has mostly flaked to a nice frame-mounted safety. A single factory magazine is included. ocher patina with perhaps 15% original nickel finish remaining. The (22A9710-47) {MODERN} (150/250) smooth walnut grips are stamp-numbered to the gun and remain in very Est. 150 - 250 fine condition retaining about 90% original varnish with light wear and a 2080 Beretta Model EL950BS Semi-Auto Pistol few scattered dings. The half cock notch is slightly worn and the action serial #BR57634V, 25 ACP, 2 1/4” barrel with an excellent bore. The otherwise seems to function well mechanically with solid timing and frame, barrel and slide retain about 99% original blue, the trigger, barrel lock-up. A handsome early variation for the antique arms collector. release, magazine baseplate, hammer, screws, pins and mag release (13B9694-16) {ANTIQUE} (250/350) retain about 99% factory gold finish. The slide flats are inlaid with gold Est. 250 - 350 writing and the top of the slide near the breech is marked with gold 2074 Russian Model 1895 Nagant Double Action Revolver by Tula Beretta logo. The smooth walnut grips with gold medallions are near serial #40496, 7.62 Nagant, 4 1/2" barrel with a bright very good plus very good with a small crack in the right panel and the medallion is bore showing some light oxidation in the grooves and strong rifling missing from the left. The pistol is equipped with a double/single action throughout. The metal surfaces of this 1930-dated revolver retain about mechanism, a tip up barrel and a manual safety. (22A9711-1) 98% arsenal-reapplied dull blue showing some scattered light handling {MODERN} (200/300) marks and tiny dings. There is a TGI import mark on the underside of Est. 200 - 300 the barrel and the sideplate markings remain unmolested and quite 2081 Ruger Blackhawk Flattop Single Action Revolver crisp. The checkered hardwood grips remain in very good plus condition serial #10994, 357 Magnum, 4 5/8” barrel with an excellent bore. The showing a small scuff on the backstrap, some light dings and handling metal surfaces retain 80-85% original blue with some thinning to pewter marks. The arsenal replacement cylinder is matching the frame and the and some scattered light-to-moderate freckling and handling marks. The parts are the usual mix seen on refurbished revolvers. The action seems checkered hard rubber factory grips with black Phoenix medallions are to function well mechanically with solid timing and lock-up a little loose. near excellent. The rear sight is a Micro adjustable square-notch blade, (13A9688-43) {C&R} (250/450) the front sight is a serrated ramp. The transfer bar safety update has not Est. 250 - 450 been performed. (22A9703-9) {C&R} (350/550) 2075 German P.626(B) Semi-Auto Pistol by Fabrique Nationale Est. 350 - 550 serial #101246, 32 ACP, 4 1/2" barrel with a bright excellent bore. The 2082 Beretta Model 1934 Semi-Auto Pistol metal surfaces of this pistol retain about 90-92% original blue showing serial #969121, 380 ACP, 3 1/2” barrel with an about excellent bore. The scattered areas thinning to gray patina, a few light dings and the back metal surfaces retain about 90-95% original blue with some silvering of surface of the slide showing some touched-up blue. The checkered the high edges, the grip frame and portions of the slide thinning toward walnut grips remain in very good plus condition showing some scattered gunmetal and scattered blemishes. The metal-backed bakelite grips are lightly chipped points and minor dings mostly along the right panel. The about excellent with light handling marks. Included is a single finger rest arm is stamped with German eagle proofs and "(Eagle) / WaA140" magazine. (22A9703-16) {C&R} (250/450) Waffenamts and the serialized parts are matching. One original Est. 250 - 450 magazine is included and the action seems to function well 2083 Llama Small Frame Semi-Auto Pistol mechanically. Included is a brown leather flap holster for a Hungarian serial #570484, 380 ACP, 3 11/16” barrel with an excellent bore. The 37M pistol that appears to have been with the pistol for some time. The metal surfaces are mostly light brown and gunmetal gray with areas of holster rates very good plus showing some scattered light staining and pinprick pitting and some remnants of old blue here-or-there. The creasing, a soft maker's mark on the belt loop and the name "MASILIO" checkered factory synthetic grip panels are very good. A single “MADE written in the interior flap. (13B9688-47) {C&R} (350/550) IN SPAIN” marked magazine is included. (22A9703-7) {MODERN} Est. 350 - 550 (150/250) 2076 Smith & Wesson Victory Model Double Action Revolver Est. 150 - 250 serial #V165167, 38 Special, 4" barrel with a bright excellent bore. The 2084 Llama Model XV Especial Semi-Auto Pistol metal surfaces of this revolver retain about 92% original Parkerized serial #179130, 22 LR, 3 11/16” barrel with an excellent bore. The metal finish showing some high edge wear, thinning along the cylinder and surfaces retain 96% original blue with some flaking and cleaned areas gripstraps toning slightly to a mild brown patina. The ejector rod shows on the grip frame and other blemishes and edge wear. The strong original blue and the lanyard ring retains a hint of case-hardened fully-checkered walnut grips with Llama medallions are near very good colors in the protected areas toning to a silvery gray patina. The hammer with some staining and mostly-crisp points. Sights are fixed and a single and trigger retain about 97% original bold case-hardened colors with unmarked magazine is included. (22A9703-12) {MODERN} (200/400) some mild muting along the trigger. All markings remain crisp and clear Est. 200 - 400 and there is a small flaming ordnance bomb stamped at the base of the 2085 Llama Compact Frame Semi-Auto Pistol frame. The smooth walnut grips remain in near excellent condition serial #B33933, 38 Super, 4 1/4” barrel with an excellent bore. The showing a few light dings and handling marks. The right panel is metal surfaces retain 98-99% original blue with a bit of edge wear and appropriately stamp-numbered to the gun, the left is un-numbered and scattered small blemishes. The checkered walnut double diamond the remaining numbered parts are matching. A very nice Victory model factory grips are excellent. The sights are fixed and a gray hard case Smith. (13B9688-40) {C&R} (400/600) with two factory magazines and extra grips is included. (22A9703-3) Est. 400 - 600 {MODERN} (250/350) Est. 250 - 350 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2086 Sigarms Trailside Semi-Auto Pistol 2096 Star Model CU Starlett Semi-Auto Pistol serial #E0048099, 22 LR, 4 1/2” barrel with an excellent bore. The satin serial #825470, 25 ACP, 2 5/16” barrel with an excellent bore. The metal nickel slide is excellent, the barrel and frame retain 99% original matte surfaces retain about 97-98% original blue and anodized finishes with blue. The smooth composite thumb rest grip panels are excellent. Pistol the frame and barrel toning to plum, handling marks and other small is equipped with a frame-mounted safety and an adjustable rear sight. blemishes. The brown checkered synthetic grips are near very good with Included is a single magazine and a blue factory hard case. handling marks throughout. A single magazine is included. (22A9698-3) {MODERN} (300/400) (22A9703-14) {MODERN} (100/200) Est. 300 - 400 Est. 100 - 200 2087 L.W. Seecamp LWS 32 Semi-Auto Pistol 2097 Norinco Model 213 Semi-Auto pistol serial #027000, 32 ACP, 2” barrel with an excellent bore. The polished serial #209051, 9mm, 4 3/8” barrel with an excellent bore. The metal stainless steel surfaces are excellent and the checkered black synthetic surfaces retain perhaps 97-98% original blue with some slight even grips are very good plus. These pistols were designed without sights, thinning and edge wear. The vertically-serrated synthetic grip panels are included are a single factory magazine and the original box with factory excellent. Included is a single magazine and the original Styrofoam paperwork. (22A9703-4) {MODERN} (250/350) inserts with paperwork and box lid. (22A9711-3) {MODERN} (250/450) Est. 250 - 350 Est. 250 - 450 2088 Ruger Old Model Bearcat Single Action Revolver 2098 Smith & Wesson Model 10-8 Military & Police Revolver serial #37022, 22 LR, 4” barrel with an excellent bore. The barrel retains serial #9D44040, 38 S&W Special, 4” heavy barrel with an excellent perhaps 95% original blue and is evenly toning to brown with some bore. The metal surfaces retain 99% original nickel with slight wear at muzzle wear, the remaining metal surfaces retain 98-99% original the muzzle, the hammer shows nice case-hardened color and the trigger anodized and blue finishes with the triggerguard remaining bright and is mostly toned to dark pewter. The checkered walnut factory grips with some scattered freckles. The smooth walnut grips with silver Phoenix S&W medallions are excellent and are numbered to the gun. medallions are very good plus. (22A9703-11) {C&R} (250/350) (22A9694-9) {MODERN} (400/600) Est. 250 - 350 Est. 400 - 600 2089 Ruger Old Model Blackhawk Single Action Revolver 2099 Ruger Standard Model Semi-Auto Pistol serial #30-18787, 357 Magnum, 6 1/2” barrel with an excellent bore. The serial #59539, 22 LR, 4 3/4” tapered barrel with an excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 90% original blue and anodized finishes with metal surfaces retain 96-97% original blue with some even thinning thinning, oxidation staining, handling marks and edge wear. The along the grip frame, some freckles and high edge wear. The wood-backed stag grips are near very good, there is a 1 1/2” crack in fully-checkered black synthetic grip panels are near excellent. Included the left panel with some scattered light handling marks. The rear sight is is a single factory magazine. (22A9694-12) {C&R} (200/400) a square-notch adjustable blade, the front is a serrated blade and the Est. 200 - 400 transfer bar upgrade has not been installed. (22A9711-4) {MODERN} 2100 Mitchell Arms Single Action Army Revolver by Uberti (200/400) serial #78728, 45 Colt, 5 1/2” barrel with an excellent bore. The frame is Est. 200 - 400 a mixture of silver and case-hardened color, the hammer flats show 2090 Beretta Model 92FS Centurion Semi-Auto Pistol some freckling, the grip frame and triggerguard are a slightly-freckled serial #BER361531Z, 9mm, 4 1/4” barrel with a near excellent bore. The and tarnished goldenrod patina and the cylinder and barrel retain 99% metal surfaces retain 98-99% original blue and anodized finish with original blue. The smooth walnut grips are excellent. (22A9694-10) some operational wear and scattered blemishes. The checkered {MODERN} (250/450) synthetic factory grips are very good with some flattened points and Est. 250 - 450 handling marks. Pistol is equipped with fixed sights and an ambidextrous 2101 Sig Sauer P230 Semi-Auto Pistol slide-mounted decocker/safety. Included is a single factory magazine. serial #S138914, 380 ACP, 3 1/2” barrel with an excellent bore. The (22A9703-13) {MODERN} (300/500) metal surfaces retain 98-99% original blue and anodized finish with a Est. 300 - 500 rub mark on top of the slide, scattered freckles and slight edge wear. 2091 Star Model B Semi-Auto Pistol The black checkered synthetic grips are near excellent. Pistol features a serial #274726, 9mm, 5” barrel with a near excellent bore. The metal decocker and comes with a single finger rest magazine. (22A9694-5) surfaces retain perhaps 95% original blue with a couple small spots {MODERN} (300/500) fading to brown and edge wear and blemishes throughout. The hammer Est. 300 - 500 shows nice remnants of case-color. The checkered walnut double 2102 Gabilondo Y Urresti Bufalo Semi-Auto Pistol diamond grips are near very good with some handling marks and some serial #20502, 25 ACP. 2” barrel with an excellent bore. The metal later-added finish. Included is a single magazine. (22A9703-15) {C&R} surfaces retain perhaps 98% original blue with some even fading, (250/450) blemishes and edge wear. The checkered synthetic grips are good Est. 250 - 450 overall, the right panel is near excellent while the left panel has split from 2092 V. Bernardelli Baby Model Semi-Auto Pistol the top down to the grip screw. A single magazine and a right-hand serial #18887, 22 LR, 2 1/4” barrel with an excellent bore. The metal Bucheimer BPM-3 black leather holster are included. (22A9694-14) surfaces retain 99% original chrome and the checkered synthetic factory {C&R} (50/100) grips are excellent. Included is a single blued magazine. (22A9703-8) Est. 50 - 100 {MODERN} (100/200) 2103 Ruger Standard Model Semi-Auto Pistol Est. 100 - 200 serial #214716, 22 LR, 6” tapered barrel with an excellent bore. The 2093 Colt Automatic 25 Semi-Auto Pistol metal surfaces retain near 99% original blue with a few small blemishes serial #OD97970, 25 ACP, 2 1/4” barrel with an excellent bore. The and handling marks. The fully-checkered black synthetic grip panels with metal surfaces retain perhaps 97-98% original blue with blemishes, left-side black Phoenix medallion are near excellent and the trigger is small thinned spots and the frame toning to plum. The fully-checkered bright. Included is a single factory magazine. (22A9694-17) {C&R} walnut grips with silver medallions are excellent with some added finish. (250/450) Included is a single factory magazine. (22A9703-6) {MODERN} Est. 250 - 450 (150/300) 2104 Ruger Old Model Single Six Convertible Revolver Est. 150 - 300 serial #487338, 22 LR / 22 Magnum RF, 5 1/2" barrel with an excellent 2094 Ruger New Model Single Six Revolver bore. The metal surfaces of this 1967-manufactured revolver retain serial #650-32603, 32 H&R Magnum, 4 5/8” barrel with an excellent about 97% (to include the extra cylinder) original blue and anodized bore. The metal surfaces retain 99% original blue and anodized finishes finishes showing scattered light high edge wear and handling marks. with a few small freckles on the otherwise bright hammer flats. The Most of the loss is due to a lightly cleaned and cold-blued patch of smooth rosewood factory grips with silver Phoenix medallions are oxidized pitting on the 22 Magnum RF cylinder. The smooth walnut excellent. The rear sight is adjustable and the front sight is a serrated factory grips with black Ruger Phoenix medallions rate excellent. Both ramp. (22A9703-10) {MODERN} (400/600) medallions show flaking black paint on the Phoenix. This Ruger features Est. 400 - 600 a straight slot aluminum ejector rod housing, ejector with flat round 2095 JP Sauer Model 1913 Semi-Auto Pistol head, round loading gate, light roll stamp on the barrel address and serial #82356, 32 ACP, 3 1/4” barrel with a lightly-frosted bore. The serrated round front sight. The gun includes a factory two-piece black metal surfaces retain 98-99% later-added nickel with some small areas and red box that is un-numbered and labeled for a standard single six, of oxidation staining and other small blemishes. The barrel address and aforementioned 22 Magnum RF cylinder with felt pouch and manual. other markings are still mostly-crisp and the black checkered hard The transfer bar safety update has not been installed on this gun. rubber grip panels are near excellent. A single magazine with light (8A9478-3) {C&R} (300/500) oxidation staining is included. (22A9711-12) {MODERN} (100/200) Est. 300 - 500 Est. 100 - 200 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2105 Essex Arms Government Model Semi-Auto Pistol 2111 Colt Model 1908 Vest Pocket Hammerless Semi-Auto Pistol serial #77181, 45 ACP, 5" Colt National Match barrel with an excellent serial #307840, 25 ACP, 2 1/8" barrel with an oxidized bore. The metal bore. This pistol features a Colt National Match slide with a combination surfaces of this 1922-manufactured pistol retain about 85% original blue, of factory and aftermarket parts. The metal surfaces retain about 96% the slide has moderate edge wear, lighter edge wear on the frame, original blue with light to moderate edge wear, a few areas of cleaned oxidation blemishes, a few pits and handling marks. The case-hardened pitting and scattered handling marks. The pistol features checkered colors on the trigger, safety and grip safety remain bold. The checkered wrap around Pachmayr Signature Model rubber grips that rate about hard rubber factory grips with Rampant Colt and "COLT" in a straight excellent. The pistol features a factory Patridge front sight, black blade banner rate excellent. The pistol includes a single factory marked Colt Accro rear sight, long trigger with overtravel stop, wide extended two-tone magazine. (8A9661-7) {C&R} (300/500) thumb safety and arched serrated mainspring housing. It includes a Est. 300 - 500 single unmarked magazine. (8A9491-9) {MODERN} (350/550) 2112 Gamemaster Slide Action Rifle Est. 350 - 550 serial #59461, 30-06 Springfield, 22" barrel with an excellent bore. The 2106 Smith & Wesson Military & Police Hand Ejector Revolver metal surfaces of this first year (1952) manufactured rifle remains in serial #C360103, 38 Special, 5" barrel with an excellent bore. The metal excellent condition with about 97% to perhaps 98% original blue, the surfaces of this mid 1950's-made revolver retain about 80% plus original muzzle has the start of light thinning coupled with scattered light blue finish with the grip frame toned to brown, moderate high edge wear, handling marks, operational marks on the action bars and one tiny patch a few oxidation stains and handling marks. The service trigger and of pinprick pitting on the barrel. The smooth walnut pistolgrip stock rates hammer retain robust case-hardened colors with operational wear. The about very good to excellent showing scattered dents, dings and later diamond checkered walnut factory grips with silver S&W medallions are added varnish that is flaking off the sides of the buttplate. The serrated numbered to another gun and rate good with moderate diamond point aluminum buttplate with Remington logo rates excellent except for the wear, scuffs and handling marks and there is a 1/2" long chip missing on varnished sides. The grooved walnut forend rates excellent with later a the front of the left panel and a tiny one on the front of the right panel. added varnish and has a few handling marks. The rifle features a silver The revolver has the usual M&P featuresand the exterior crane is bead front sight on serrated ramp, step adjustable sporting rear sight, stamped with the number "170". There are no other markings to indicate the receiver was later drilled and tapped with split Weaver style mounts if this rack number is for a police department or security agency or other added. No magazine is present. (8A9571-18) {C&R} (300/500) similar use. The hammer, hammer block and mainspring have been Est. 300 - 500 removed and the action is going to need professional assistance. 2113 Remington Model 1858 Revolving Percussion Carbine by Uberti (8A9645-13) {C&R} [Larry J. Cummings Collection] (100/200) serial #A35443, .44 cal., 18" octagon barrel with an excellent bore. The Est. 100 - 200 metal surfaces retain about 99% original blue with a few light handling 2107 Ruger Vaquero Single Action Revolver marks. The brass triggerguard and crescent buttplate rate excellent. The serial #55-08107, 45 Colt, 5 1/2" barrel with an excellent bore. The metal hammer has strong case-hardened colors. The smooth walnut straight surfaces retain about 97% original blue, anodized and case-hardened grip stock rates excellent. The front sight is a dovetailed blade and the colors, the greatest loss is due to scattered stains from oxidation on the rear is a step adjustable sporting. The gun still times and locks up case-hardened frame in addition high edge wear and other handling correctly with a crisp action. The gun appears to have seen little if any marks. The smooth rosewood factory grips with silver Ruger Phoenix use. (8A9574-73) {ANTIQUE} [James Traynor Collection] (300/500) medallions rate excellent. The gun still times and locks up correctly and Est. 300 - 500 should make a fine all-around shooter or cowboy action gun. 2114 Marlin Model 97 Lever Action Rifle (8A9676-13) {MODERN} (300/500) serial #430730, 22 LR, 24" plain barrel with a lightly frosted bore. This Est. 300 - 500 latter manufactured flat top version of the Model '97 retains strong 2108 Sile Inc. Navy Model Percussion Revolver original blue on the bottom of the barrel and top of the magazine tube in serial #26078, .44 cal., 7 1/2" octagon barrel with an excellent bore. The the protected areas, the remaining surfaces of these parts are toned to metal surfaces of the barrel and Army style rebated cylinder retain about brown with handling marks. The receiver and lever are worn to pewter 98% original blue with scattered fine freckling and handling marks. The with oxidation blemishes and handling marks but the bolt retains full blue brass frame and grip frame rate excellent with a few handling marks and color. The smooth walnut straight grip stock rates very good to excellent casting flaws, the hammer and loading lever assembly have strong as lightly cleaned and oiled showing a few light and several moderate case-hardened colors with light operational wear. The one-piece walnut handling marks. The checkered hard rubber factory buttplate with Marlin factory grips rate excellent with a few handling marks. The gun still times logo rates very good to excellent with handling marks. The smooth and locks up correctly. (8A9676-12) {ANTIQUE} (50/100) walnut factory forend rates the same as the buttstock with light handling Est. 50 - 100 marks. The rifle features a L.L. Hepburn combination rear sight (peep 2109 Walther P99c AS Semi-Auto Pistol blade), Beech combination front sight, the rear sporting sight is not serial #FAE1862, 9mm, 3 3/8" barrel with an excellent bore. The metal present but the dovetail is filled and the rifle appears to work surfaces retain about 99% original black finish with a few handling marks mechanically. (8A9571-21) {C&R} (150/350) and the polymer frame rates about excellent also with light handling Est. 150 - 350 marks. The pistol features a slide mounted de-cocker, three dot sights, 2115 Marlin Model 1891 Lever Action Rifle interchangeable front sight, windage adjustable rear sight, ambidextrous serial #104759, 22 LR, 24" octagon barrel that has an added barrel liner extended magazine release and interchangeable backstrap. The gun and displays a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces of this second includes a factory hard case that is correctly end labeled and numbered variation rifle have toned to mostly brown overall, the metal surfaces to the gun, a pair of magazines (one with flat base, the other a finger show scattered traces of original blue in the protected areas in addition extension base), one each spare magazine base – flat and finger to oxidation blemishes, pitting and handling marks. The smooth walnut extension, larger backstrap, (3) spare front sights each of varying straight grip factory buttstock rates excellent as lightly cleaned and heights, cleaning rod, cable lock with a pair of keys, fired case, test refinished. The steel crescent shaped buttplate is brown with minor target numbered to the gun and paperwork. (8A9676-11) {MODERN} handling marks. The smooth walnut factory forend also rates excellent (300/500) as lightly cleaned and refinished. This rifle features a replacement Est. 300 - 500 contemporary Lyman white bead front sight, replacement contemporary 2110 High Standard Model H-D Military Semi-Auto Pistol step adjustable sporting rear sight and vintage Marbles Automatic serial #161510, 22 LR, 6 3/4" bull barrel with an excellent bore. The Flexible Joint tang rear sight. This early version features a small knurled metal surfaces retain about 25% original blue finish, the majority of the take down screw, removable sideplate, there is no model marking on the surfaces toned to brown with strong color on the slide and rear portion of upper tang and the last patent date on the barrel is March 1, 1892. the frame behind the grip. The fully checkered walnut factory grips rate (8A9483-11) {ANTIQUE} (200/400) about good to very good with light to sometimes moderate diamond Est. 200 - 400 point compression, scuffs and few other handling marks. The pistol features a serrated Patridge front sight and black blade adjustable rear sight. It includes a single unmarked factory magazine. (8A9661-8) {C&R} (75/150) Est. 75 - 150 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2116 Marlin Model 1897 Lever Action Rifle 2121 Double Deringer serial #316936, 22 LR, 24" octagon replacement barrel with a near serial #L75702, 41 RF Short, 3" barrels with excellent bores. The barrels excellent bore showing some slight frosting near the breech. The barrel of this Type III Model 4 are smoky gray showing strong is a Model 39 marked "The Marlin Firearms Corporation" with the New streaks of original blue in the protected areas with perhaps 5-10% Haven barrel address below it. The barrel retains about 90% original remaining. The frame has about 80-85% original blue showing moderate blue with scattered oxidation blemishes, handling marks and pitting. The high edge wear in addition to handling and operational marks. The magazine tube is brown with oxidation stains and pitting. The receiver, unmarked checkered hard rubber factory grips rate about excellent. lever and hammer are mostly brown with oxidation stains, limited pitting Barrel to frame fit is solid with tight lockup and it is correctly serial and handling marks but there is a thin strip of nice case-hardened colors numbered to the gun. The mechanism still functions and the rib has the on the lower tang, protected by the lever, that has resisted the ravages "Remington Arms-UMC" single line barrel address. (8A9476-18) {C&R} of time. The smooth walnut straight grip factory buttstock rates about (300/500) excellent as lightly sanded and re-varnished showing few minor handling Est. 300 - 500 marks. The checkered hard rubber factory buttplate with Marlin logo 2122 Semi-Auto Rifle rates about excellent with light handling wear. The smooth walnut serial #41908, 22 Winchester Automatic, 20" barrel with an excellent factory forend rates about excellent as lightly sanded and re-varnished bore showing a small pit or tool mark about mid-barrel. The metal with light handling marks. The forend and buttstock show gaps were the surfaces of this 1908 manufactured rifle retain about 65% original blue, ends meet the receiver and forend cap. The rifle features a step the receiver having thinned to brown with strong blue in the protected adjustable sporting rear sight, Rocky Mountain front sight, it functions areas, showing light to moderate cleaning attempts on the present mechanically and the flat top receiver is factory drilled and tapped for a freckling and oxidation leaving light striations. The barrel has some L. L. Hepburn rear sight. (8A9483-28) {C&R} (300/500) thinning by the receiver with a few scattered light oxidation stains and Est. 300 - 500 handling marks, the nosecap toned to mostly brown. The smooth 2117 Mowery Half-Stock Percussion Rifle straight grip walnut buttstock rates about excellent with later added .50 cal., 32" octagon barrel with an excellent bore showing scattered varnish showing light handling marks. The smooth walnut forend rates very light oxidation. The metal surfaces of this Olney, Texas-made rifle the same. The steel buttplate rates very good to excellent with light edge retain about 98% original blue with few light handling marks and stains wear and a few handling marks. The rifle features a bead front sight, from oxidation. The brass frame with lock-work and triggerguard rates adjustable sporting rear sight and cross bolt safety. The rifle has a very good to excellent with light handling marks and light to moderate threaded coupling for a Maxim Silencer with an "A" stamped on the body tarnish. The smooth birch straight grip buttstock with cheekpiece rates and it is not known if this factory provided or later added. The adapter about excellent with a few light handling marks. The brass crescent features interrupted threads with knurled thread protector. (8A9574-33) shaped buttplate rates about excellent with light tarnish and handling {C&R} [James Traynor Collection] (300/500) marks. The smooth birch forend rates excellent with light handling Est. 300 - 500 marks. The rifle still functions mechanically and features a Rocky 2123 Remington Model 12A Slide Action Rifle Mountain style black blade front sight, step adjustable sporting rear sight serial #442063, 22 LR, 22" replacement barrel code-dated 1934 with an and drum clean out screw. The rifle includes a wood ramrod with brass excellent bore showing two tiny spots of what appears to be oxidized seat on one end. (8A9532-12) {ANTIQUE} (200/400) pinprick pitting. This 1919-manufactured rifle remains in fine condition, Est. 200 - 400 the barrel retains about 97% original blue with light edge wear and 2118 Sporterized German KAR 98k Bolt Action Rifle by Danzig scattered freckling, the receiver has toned to brown showing edge wear, serial #1613, 8mm Mauser, 24" barrel with an excellent bore. The scattered freckling and handling marks on both. The smooth straight grip reapplied blue finish has toned to smoky gray with old pitting and walnut factory buttstock rates about good to very good with lightly added handling marks visible along with slight edge wear. The smooth walnut varnish showing light to moderate scuffs and handling marks and there pistolgrip stock has been shortened, hand guard removed, piece added are three small checks forming at the end of the lower tang. The to the pistolgrip cap, sling hole and bolt knob relief cut heavily checkered hard rubber factory buttplate with Remington logo rates about smoothed, later added tru-oil type finish added for an overall rating of excellent with light handling marks. The grooved walnut forend rates excellent as refurbished. The steel buttplate rates the same as the metal about good with light handling marks and wear but there are two surfaces. The front sight is a blade with small notch cut at the top and approximately 1" long fine checks forming at the front end. The rifle colored white, the rear sight assembly was removed but is provided, a features a bead front sight, screw adjustable rear and the mechanism "no-drill" has been installed for mounting an optic and sling appears to be fully functional. (8A9483-26) {C&R} (250/450) swivel studs were installed on the stock. The bolt, buttplate and other Est. 250 - 450 parts are numbered to the gun. (8A9627-11) {MODERN} (75/150) 2124 North American Arms NAA-22MC Single Action Convertible Mini Est. 75 - 150 Revolver 2119 Sterling Model 302 Semi-Auto Pistol serial #D32864, 22 Magnum RF/22 LR, 1 5/8" barrel with an excellent serial #A22721, 22 LR, 2 1/4" barrel with an excellent bore. The metal bore. The polished and matte stainless steel surfaces rate excellent, to surfaces of this all steel gun retain about 99% reapplied blue finish include both cylinders. The smooth rosewood grips rate excellent. This showing old pitting under the finish with light handling marks. The revolver is marked "22 MAGNUM" on the frame. The revolver includes serrated synthetic factory grips with Sterling logo rate very good to an unmarked brown gun rug, unmarked inside the waist leather holster, excellent with light handling marks. The pistol features a single "trough" spare 22 LR factory cylinder and fold out manual. (8A9574-111) type sight, manual safety and appears to function well mechanically. It {MODERN} [James Traynor Collection] (125/225) includes a single unmarked magazine. (8A9669-8) {MODERN} (50/150) Est. 125 - 225 Est. 50 - 150 2125 Remington Model 12A Slide Action Rifle 2120 Sharps Model 1B Pepperbox Pistol serial #672499, 22 LR, 24" octagon barrel with a very good to excellent serial #83, 22 RF, 2 1/2" four-barrel cluster with oxidized and pitted bore showing scattered very light surface pitting. The metal surfaces of bores. The barrel cluster is mostly brown with strong streaks of original this 1926-manufactured rifle have toned to a nice even brown along the blue running the length of each flute showing oxidation blemishes, barrel and magazine tube with strong blue present on the last 2-3" of the pitting and other handling marks. The brass frame is worn to mostly outer magazine tube. The receiver is a mix of brown and blue and all the ochre with strong wear on the stampings around the hammer screw on surfaces show light high edge wear, operational wear and handling both sides. There is a surprising amount of original silver plate still marks. The smooth walnut straight grip buttstock rates about very good present on the left side of the frame, around the flutes of the standing to excellent with light scattered handling marks, dings and flaking finish breech, rear of the standing breech and on the straps. The hammer is that shows light added varnish. The crescent steel buttplate with brown with oxidation stains but strong Nitre blue remains on the hammer Remington-UMC trademark has toned to a brown and pewter mix with nose spring. The un-numbered rosewood factory grips rate about light handling marks. The grooved walnut forend rates excellent with excellent with light handling marks. The gun features a knurled barrel light added varnish. The rifle features a bead front sight, screw release latch on the frame, fluted standing breech and the hammer nose adjustable rear sight and appears to function correctly mechanically. and mechanism still function correctly. The barrel to frame fit has slight (8A9483-25) {C&R} (200/400) play with enough tolerance to allow a slight gap between the barrels and Est. 200 - 400 the standing breech. The gun includes a fine hardwood display case showing little wear or handling but there is a small crack on the cover's right rear corner that extends about an inch into the top and a crack that runs the length of the base on the bottom. The interior is burgundy velvet lined showing light soiling. It appears there was a place for a bore wipe but it is no longer present. (8A9476-17) {ANTIQUE} (300/500) Est. 300 - 500 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2126 Winchester Model 61 Slide Action Rifle 2131 Stevens Model 180 Single Barrel Shotgun serial #29605, 22 S, L, LR, 24" plain barrel with an excellent bore. The serial #549, 12 ga., 30" plain barrel with a very good bore choked metal surfaces of this 1937-manufactured rifle retain about 40% original improved modified showing scattered light oxidation and pitting. The blue, the barrel and magazine tube toned to brown with strong original triggerguard has toned to brown with oxidation and pitting. The barrel color between the two. The receiver is starting to thin with high edge retains about 95% original blue that is thinning to gray with handling wear, scattered light freckling and handling marks on the surfaces. The wear, oxidized pitting and handling marks. The frame has very strong smooth pistolgrip walnut factory buttstock shows little handling wear but case-hardened colors with moderate oxidized pitting, mostly on the left there is a 3 1/2" long crack on the left wrist extending from the receiver side and bottom. The checkered walnut pistolgrip buttstock rates about almost to the comb and a shorter 1" long check on the right side also very good plus as lightly cleaned with an added finish that has thinned extending from the receiver. The checkered steel buttplate rates about and worn. The checkering remains strong, the buttstock showing very excellent with light handling wear and silvering along the edges. The light handling marks and dark staining from old oil. The checkered grooved walnut forend rates excellent. The rifle features a brass bead walnut forend has been cleaned with an added finish and rates about front sight, step adjustable sporting rear sight, checkered bolt release, excellent with a few light handling marks, strong checkering and grip cap smooth top receiver and appears to function mechanically. (8A9483-21) is present. The checkered hard rubber buttplate has a serpentine logo {C&R} (200/400) banner and rates very good. This deluxe hammerless shotgun features Est. 200 - 400 automatic ejector, automatic safety, barrel to frame fit is tight, barrel is 2127 Winchester Model 62 Slide Action Rifle on face and appears to function mechanically. (8A9556-4) {C&R} serial #38082, 22 S, L, LR, 23" plain barrel with a bright excellent bore. (50/150) This 1936-manufactured "single pin" rifle retains about 40-45% original Est. 50 - 150 blue, the receiver and magazine tube toned to brown with the barrel a 2132 Lefevre Nitro Special Boxlock Double Shotgun mix of blue and brown but has strong original color in the areas between serial #121662, 12 ga., 30" barrels with a solid rib, very good to the barrel and tube. The surfaces have light edge wear, silvering from excellent bores showing very light scattered fine oxidation and pinprick operational use, handling marks and few minor oxidation stains. The pitting choked modified and improved modified. The metal surfaces of smooth walnut straight grip buttstock rates very good to excellent with a the barrel and triggerguard retain about 99% reapplied blue finish with light cleaning in the distant past and added varnish, the buttplate is minor handling marks and few old pits and handling marks under the slightly proud of the stock. The grooved walnut forend shows a few new finish. The lower receiver, top of the breech area and lever are worn handling marks but rates excellent overall with light added varnish. The to pewter, the remainder showing strong to sometimes fading hard rubber factory buttplate with Winchester logo rates about excellent case-hardened colors. The pistolgrip walnut buttstock rates excellent as with a few handling marks. The rifle features a later added bead front lightly cleaned, stained and varnish added. The unmarked serrated hard sight, step adjustable rear sight and the gun appears to function rubber buttplate rates very good with light handling marks. The mechanically. (8A9483-22) {C&R} (150/250) checkered walnut forend has also been refurbished and rates the same Est. 150 - 250 as the buttstock. This shotgun works mechanically, appropriate parts are 2128 Winchester "Expert Grade" Model 1906 Slide Action Rifle numbered to the gun and it remains on face with tight barrel to frame serial #546570, 22 S, L, LR, 20" plain barrel with an oxidized and pitted lockup. (8A9571-7) {C&R} (200/400) bore. The metal surfaces of this 1919-manufacture rifle have been Est. 200 - 400 cleaned to in-the-white, leaving the markings strong to crisp overall with 2133 Slide Action Rifle scattered light handling marks and oxidation stains. The slide cover, serial #619892, 22 L, 24" octagon barrel with a lightly oxidized and pitted hammer and takedown screw show original blue that is toning to smoky bore. The metal surfaces are mainly brown with strong blue remaining gray on the edges, the hammer has moderate operational wear. The around the areas of the front and rear sights on the barrel. The surfaces smooth pistolgrip "Expert" grade gumwood buttstock rates about have scattered light to moderate oxidation, pitting and handling marks. excellent as cleaned, sanded and lightly varnished showing a few new The smooth straight grip buttstock rates about excellent as cleaned, but mostly old handling marks. The checkered hard rubber buttplate with poorly sanded and re-varnished. There is a small ding by the receiver on Winchester logo rates about good with moderate wear and handling the left wrist and the crescent buttplate is brown with light handling marks. The special sculpted "Expert" forend has been cleaned, sanded marks. The grooved walnut forend has light added varnish with light to and lightly varnished, rating about excellent. The rifle features a blade moderate handling marks. The rifle features a bead front sight with front sight that was thinned and re-blued plus screw adjustable rear patent date and screw adjustable sporting rear sight. The firing pin has sight. (8A9554-1) {MODERN} (125/275) been removed from this rifle but is provided and the safety notch is in Est. 125 - 275 need of mechanical attention. (8A9574-52) {C&R} [James Traynor 2129 Winchester Model 1890 Slide Action Rifle Collection] (100/200) serial #392480, 22 Short, 23 5/8" cut octagon barrel with a very lightly Est. 100 - 200 frosted bore showing a mild bulge about 4-5" from the muzzle. The 2134 Ruger New Model Blackhawk Revolver metal surfaces of this 1908-manufactured Third Model rifle retain about serial #46-26920, 45 Colt, 4 5/8" barrel with an excellent bore. The metal 55-60% original blue, the receiver and magazine tube toned to brown, surfaces retain about 99% original blue and anodized finishes with slight the barrel showing strong blue color in addition to high edge and edge wear and a few scratches around the left recoil shield. The smooth operational wear plus light to moderate handling marks. The smooth walnut factory grips with silver Ruger Phoenix rate excellent. The gun walnut straight grip buttstock rates about excellent as nicely cleaned and features an adjustable black blade rear sight and serrated ramp front oil finished. The grooved walnut forend has later added varnish but rates sight and it still times and locks up correctly. It includes a mismatched excellent overall. The steel crescent buttplate has toned to brown with a box with reapplied 45 Colt label in fair condition. A great range or field few oxidation stains and light handling wear. The rifle features an use gun. (8A9678-158) {MODERN} [Lester Hull Collection] (300/500) unmarked later added dovetailed ramp front sight with small silver Est. 300 - 500 shotgun style bead, step adjustable sporting rear sight, later added 2135 Colt Kansas Centennial Frontier Scout Single Action Commemorative Lyman receiver sight with target knobs and medium aperture and it Revolver appears to function mechanically. (8A9574-157) {C&R} [James Traynor serial #3250G, 22 LR, 4 3/4" barrel with an excellent bore. The Collection] (350/550) gold-colored metal surfaces have mostly faded to a clouded nickel color Est. 350 - 550 with some strong gold color in the protected recesses along with light 2130 Ithaca Model 37 Featherlight Slide Action Shotgun handling marks. The faux factory stag grips with silver Rampant Colt serial #633230, 12 ga., 26" plain barrel marked improved cylinder but medallions rate excellent. The gun still times and locks up correctly. The gauging cylinder with an excellent bore. The metal surfaces are brown usual model designation was moved to the right side of the barrel with with a few streaks of original blue around the triggerguard and a few the left side marked "1861 – KANSAS CENTENNIAL MODEL – 1961". protected areas around the magazine tube. The surfaces also show (8A9678-152) {C&R} [Lester Hull Collection] (250/450) scattered stains from oxidation, handling marks and operational wear. Est. 250 - 450 The smooth pistolgrip factory walnut buttstock shows light cleaning and 2136 Colt Model 1851 Navy Percussion Revolver by F.L. Pietta later added varnish, there are two repaired 1/2" x 5/8" chips, one each serial #581757, .36 cal., 7 1/2" octagon barrel with an excellent bore. side of the triggerguard and a third smaller one with missing wood plus This lovely replica appears to have seen little if any use. The metal an approximately 1" check on the right side of the wrist extending out surfaces retain about 99% plus original blue and case-hardened colors from the receiver. The black synthetic factory buttplate with Ithaca with a few minor handling marks. The brass grip frame rates excellent. markings rates good to very good showing light to moderate dents, There are scattered light casting pits on each side of the loading lever dings and scratches. The grooved walnut forend rates excellent with and strong case-hardened colors. The smooth one-piece factory walnut later added varnish. The gun has a later added Bradley style white front grips rate excellent. The gun still functions, times and locks up correctly. bead and appears to function mechanically. (8A9571-15) {C&R} (8A9678-150) {ANTIQUE} [Lester Hull Collection] (100/200) (75/150) Est. 100 - 200 Est. 75 - 150 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2137 Trocaola Aranzabal y Cia (T.A.C.) Manufacturing Co. Model 333 Double 2144 Ruger New Model Super Single Six Convertible Revolver Action Revolver serial #64-43911, 22 LR / 22 Magnum RF, 4 5/8" barrel with an excellent serial #71158, 32-20 W.C.F., 3 1/2" shortened barrel with an excellent bore. This lovely gun appears to have seen little if any use and retains bore. This revolver retains about 93% original blue finish with moderate about 99% original blue and anodized finishes (to include the spare edge wear; moderate to heavy scattered handling and wear marks, cylinder) showing minor handling marks. The smooth walnut factory mostly on the barrel, plus oxidation blemishes and a bit of pitting. There grips with silver Ruger Phoenix medallions rate excellent with light is light cold blue applied around the front sight that was reattached after handling marks. This gun features a serrated ramp front sight, black the barrel was shortened also removing the "T" in the manufacturers blade adjustable rear sight, both cylinders are correctly numbered to the name in the barrel address. The service trigger and hammer have strong gun and it still times and locks up correctly. It includes an un-numbered case-hardened colors with sections toned to gray showing operational hinged factory box correctly end labeled to the gun and the wear and cleaned pitting. The checkered walnut factory grips are aforementioned unfluted 22 Magnum RF cylinder. (8A9314-220) assembly numbered to the gun and rate very good with handling marks. {MODERN} [Robert C. Greenberg Sr. Collection] (350/550) In addition to the barrel alteration the rear sight "V" notch has been Est. 350 - 550 opened slightly and the ejector rod head is an ad-hoc replacement. The 2145 Ruger New Model Super Single Six Convertible Revolver gun still functions mechanically with good timing and lock up. serial #62-21071, 22 LR / 22 Magnum RF, 6 1/2" barrel with an excellent (8A9678-154) {C&R} [Lester Hull Collection] (50/150) bore. This gun remains in excellent condition with about 99% original Est. 50 - 150 blue and anodized finishes (to include the spare cylinder) showing 2138 Remington Model 1858 Single Action Percussion Revolver by Uberti limited light high edge wear and a few handling marks. The unmarked serial #19260, 44 cal., 8" octagon barrel with scattered light oxidation checkered walnut replacement grips rate excellent with light handling blemishes. The metal surfaces have all toned to a fairly smooth brown marks. This gun features a serrated ramp front sight, black blade patina with scattered light freckling, oxidation stains, edge wear and adjustable rear sight, both cylinders are correctly numbered to the gun limited pinprick pitting. The brass triggerguard is ochre with moderate and it still times and locks up correctly. It includes an un-numbered tarnish. The smooth walnut factory grips rate about very good with hinged factory box with no end label and the aforementioned fluted 22 handling marks. The action is crisp and the cylinder still times and locks Magnum RF cylinder. (8A9314-228) {MODERN} [Robert C. Greenberg up correctly. (8A9678-148) {ANTIQUE} [Lester Hull Collection] (50/100) Sr. Collection] (350/550) Est. 50 - 100 Est. 350 - 550 2139 Chiappa Firearms Puma 1911-22 Semi-Auto Pistol 2146 Ruger Old Model Single Six Revolver serial #D39490, 22 LR, 5" barrel with an excellent bore. The metal serial #328277, 22 Magnum RF, 6 1/2" barrel with an excellent bore. surfaces retain about 98% original blue-black finish with light wear at the This 1961 made revolver retains about 98% original blue and anodized muzzle and a few other handling marks. The double diamond checkered finishes showing light high edge wear and handling marks and the walnut grips with engraved "[Puma in a triangle]" logo rate excellent. The anodizing on the grip frame has evenly faded to light gray which was a pistol is a 1911 clone with ramp front sight, windage adjustable rear natural occurrence with the early anodizing on these guns and is not sight and thumb safety. It includes a single factory magazine. considered a negative condition (Ruger Pistols & Revolvers by John C. (8A9678-155) {MODERN} [Lester Hull Collection] (150/250) Dougan). The grips are smooth Jay Scott Pearlite #24 stocks with black Est. 150 - 250 composite spacer that rate excellent. The revolver features a half-moon 2140 Hopkins & Allen "Forehand D.A." Revolver serrated front sight, drift adjustable blade rear sight and still times and serial #6692, 32 CF, 2 1/2" octagon barrel with a partially oxidized and locks up correctly. It includes an un-numbered hinged factory box with pitted bore. The metal surfaces retain about 90% original nickel plate no end label. The transfer bar safety update has not been installed in with scattered light to moderate oxidation blemishes, bubbling and the revolver. (8A9314-206) {MODERN} [Robert C. Greenberg Sr. handling marks. The checkered Forehand & Wadsworth marked hard Collection] (350/550) rubber grips rate about excellent. The little gun still functions Est. 350 - 550 mechanically with good timing and lock up. (8A9678-159) {C&R} [Lester 2147 Harrington & Richardson .25 Self Loading Pistol Hull Collection] (75/150) serial #5671, 25 ACP, 2 1/8" barrel with a partially oxidized and pitted Est. 75 - 150 bore still showing strong rifling. The metal surfaces of this first variation 2141 Unmarked Single Shot Percussion Coat Pistol pistol retain about 88-90% original blue showing scattered oxidized serial #075696, .45 cal., 10" part octagon part round barrel with pitting, most are lightly cleaned, plus handling marks. The trigger has moderate to heavily oxidized rifled bore. The barrel is an even brown strong case-hardened colors with operational wear, the in-the-white patina with oxidation blemishes and a couple of impact marks on the triggerguard has light scattered oxidation blemishes. The checkered top, the lock and hammer were left in-the-white with stains from hard rubber factory grips with bold "H&R Arms Co." logo on each panel oxidation. The triggerguard and sideplate is brass toned to a dark ochre rate excellent. The gun appears to function with the slide and barrel patina with a few handling marks. The one-piece full-length hardwood correctly numbered to the gun. It includes a single nickel plated factory stock appears "homemade" but rates about very good to excellent with magazine. (8A9100-443) {C&R} [Richard "Stretch" Kennedy Collection] light handling marks. There is a thin piece of inset flat wire running down (200/400) both sides of the grip for decoration and is starting to work its way out Est. 200 - 400 and needs to be attended to. The lock still functions, the front sight is a 2148 Harrington & Richardson .25 Self Loading Pistol brass blade and the rear sight is not present but should be an easy fix. serial #16430, 25 ACP, 2 1/8" barrel with a lightly oxidized bore. The (8A9678-99) {ANTIQUE} [Lester Hull Collection] (25/75) metal surfaces of this late manufacture second variation pistol retain Est. 25 - 75 about 94% original blue showing high edge wear, freckling and handling 2142 Ruger New Model Blackhawk Revolver marks. The trigger has bold case-hardened colors with light operational serial #46-08098, 45 Colt, 7 1/2" barrel with an excellent bore. The metal wear, the in-the-white triggerguard has light scattered oxidation surfaces retain about 99% original blue and anodized finishes, the finish blemishes. The checkered hard rubber factory grips with their prominent on the frame is starting to fade in addition to high edge wear and "H&R Arms Co." logo on each panel rate excellent. The gun appears to handling marks. The smooth walnut factory grips with black Ruger still function and the slide and barrel are correctly numbered to the gun. Phoenix medallions rate excellent with a few handling marks. The gun It includes a single nickel plated factory magazine. (8A9100-M80) {C&R} features an adjustable black blade rear sight, serrated ramp front sight [Richard "Stretch" Kennedy Collection] (200/400) and it still times and locks up correctly. It includes a mismatched box Est. 200 - 400 labeled for a 4 5/8" 45 Colt with different serial number and manual. The 2149 Ruger New Model Super Blackhawk Revolver box rates about good. A great gun for the range or field. (8A9678-157) serial #83-10933, 44 Magnum, 7 1/2" Mag-na-ported barrel with an {MODERN} [Lester Hull Collection] (300/500) excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 95% original blue, the Est. 300 - 500 grip frame is starting to thin to brown mostly on the backstrap in addition 2143 Ruger New Model Super Single Six Convertible Revolver to light edge wear, minor freckling and handling marks. The unmarked serial #64-14554, 22 LR / 22 Magnum RF, 5 1/2" barrel with an excellent replacement oversized finger groove rosewood grips rate excellent with bore. The metal surfaces retain about 97% original blue and anodized minor scratches. The revolver has been Mag-na-ported, the front sight finishes (to include the spare cylinder) showing high edge wear, a few modified with a red ramp insert, white outline adjustable rear sight, it still oxidation stains and handling marks. The smooth walnut factory grips times and locks up correctly and gold colored fill was applied to the with silver Ruger Phoenix medallions rate very good to excellent with markings. It should make a great hunting or range gun. (8A9314-201) light handling marks. The right medallion shows light flaking and {MODERN} [Robert C. Greenberg Sr. Collection] (300/500) oxidation. This handy little revolver features a serrated ramp front sight, Est. 300 - 500 black blade adjustable rear sight, both cylinders are numbered to the gun and it still times and locks up correctly. A classic revolver for the field or range. (8A9710-46) {MODERN} (250/450) Est. 250 - 450 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2150 Ruger New Model Super Single Six Convertible Revolver 2155 Savage Axis Bolt Action Rifle serial #62-94407, 22 LR / 22 Magnum RF, 6 1/2" barrel with an excellent serial #K216013, 308 Winchester, 22" heavy barrel with an excellent bore. The stainless steel surfaces (to include the spare cylinder) show bore. The metal surfaces retain about 99% plus original matte blue scattered handling marks and random small stains from oxidation. The finish. The one-piece factory synthetic pistolgrip stock rates excellent unmarked smooth varnished walnut replacement grips rate excellent. and features a pistolgrip cap with Savage Indian Head logo and This gun features a serrated ramp front sight, black blade adjustable ventilated rubber recoil pad. The rifle features a detachable box rear sight, both cylinders are correctly numbered to the gun and it still magazine, no iron sights and is drilled and tapped for a scope base (not times and locks up correctly. The 22 Magnum RF cylinder has two sets provided), has a tang mounted safety and does not feature the Accu of numbers and could be a later non-factory addition but times and locks Trigger. It includes the original factory box that is correctly end labeled up correctly. It includes a hinged red factory box that is correctly end and numbered to the gun, a single magazine, cable lock with a pair of labeled and numbered to the gun, manual and paperwork. (8A9314-223) keys, ear plugs, manual and paperwork. This arm is as-new-in-box, {MODERN} [Robert C. Greenberg Sr. Collection] (200/400) dealer stock, factory fired-only, and may have very small rack or Est. 200 - 400 handling marks only. (8A9319-555) {MODERN} (250/450) 2151 Ruger 10/22 Semi-Auto Carbine Est. 250 - 450 serial #827-80993, 22 LR, 18 1/2" barrel with an excellent bore. This 2156 CZ Model 455 Bolt Action Training Rifle lovely little Ruger is in excellent condition and retains 99% plus original serial #B634410, 22 LR, 24 3/4" barrel with an excellent bore. This rifle blue and anodized finishes. The one-piece factory "Multi Cam" retains about 99% original blue finish with a minor scuff on the edge of camouflage pattern synthetic buttstock rates excellent as does the the triggerguard. The one-piece factory checkered beech pistolgrip stock checkered buttstock. The carbine features a brass bead front sight and with Schnabel forend features a checkered synthetic buttplate with CZ folding adjustable rear sight. It includes the original factory box that is logo, all rate excellent. The rifle features a two-position bolt mounted correctly end labeled and numbered to the gun, a single factory safety, blade front sight with hood, tangent rear sight, grooved receiver magazine, one-piece scope base with screws, Ruger padlock with for scope mounting, sling swivels and a factory detachable box mounting bracket and pair of keys, manual and paperwork. This arm is magazine. The rifle includes a factory box correctly end labeled and as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory fired-only, and may have very small numbered to the gun, manual and paperwork. This arm is rack or handling marks only. (8A9319-493) {MODERN} (200/400) as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory fired-only, and may have very small Est. 200 - 400 rack or handling marks only. (8A9319-88) {MODERN} (300/500) 2152 Henry Repeating Arms Company Slide Action Rifle Est. 300 - 500 serial #P07508TM, 22 Magnum RF, 20 1/2" octagon barrel with an 2157 CZ Model 455 Bolt Action Varmint Rifle excellent bore. This handy rifle retains about 99% plus original blue and serial #B513990, 22 Magnum RF, 20 1/2" heavy barrel with an excellent anodized finishes. The smooth straight grip walnut buttstock and the bore. This rifle retains about 99% original blue finish with minor handling grooved walnut forend rate excellent. The checkered synthetic factory marks. The one-piece factory checkered walnut pistolgrip stock rates buttplate with Henry logo rate excellent. The rifle features a brass bead excellent and features a textured rubber buttpad, also in excellent front sight, step adjustable sporting rear sight and grooved receiver for condition. The rifle features a two-position bolt mounted safety, no mounting optics. The rifle includes the original factory box correctly end sights, grooved receiver for scope mounting and sling swivel studs. The labeled and numbered to the gun, manual and paperwork. This arm is rifle includes the original factory box correctly end labeled and numbered as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory fired-only, and may have very small to the gun, a single factory magazine, manual and paperwork. This arm rack or handling marks only. (8A9319-188) {MODERN} (400/600) is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory fired-only, and may have very Est. 400 - 600 small rack or handling marks only. (8A9319-85) {MODERN} (350/550) 2153 Savage MK II BSEV Bolt Action Rifle Est. 350 - 550 serial #2734993, 22 LR, 21" spirally fluted heavy barrel with an excellent 2158 Stoeger Double Coach Gun bore. The stainless steel surfaces of this racy gun remain in excellent serial #C852658-16, 20 ga., 20" solid rib barrels with excellent bores condition. The one-piece multicolored laminated thumbhole "Evolution" equipped with Stoeger screw in choke system. The metal surfaces retain stock rates excellent. The textured rubber buttpad rates excellent. The 99% original blue finish. The checkered hardwood buttstock features a rifle has no iron sights and is equipped with split scope bases, Accu rubber recoil pad and rates excellent. The checkered beavertail Trigger and receiver mounted safety. The gun includes the original hardwood forend also rates excellent. The gun features double triggers, factory box that is correctly end labeled and numbered to the gun, cable extractors and tang mounted safety. It includes the original factory box lock with a pair of keys, Accu Trigger tool, manual and earplugs. This that is correctly end labeled and numbered to the gun, an improved arm is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory fired-only, and may have cylinder choke tube, a modified choke tube, choke tube wrench, manual very small rack or handling marks only. (8A9319-545) {MODERN} and paperwork. This arm is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory (400/600) fired-only, and may have very small rack or handling marks only. Est. 400 - 600 (8A9319-898) {MODERN} (300/500) 2154 Savage Model 42 Combination Rifle/Shotgun Est. 300 - 500 serial #H969814, 22 LR/410 Bore, 20" barrels with the shotgun barrel 2159 Stoeger Double Coach Gun choked cylinder with bright excellent bores. This non-takedown serial #C853453-16, 12 ga., 20" solid rib barrels with excellent bores retains 99% original blue and anodized finishes. The choked improved cylinder and modified. The metal surfaces retain 99% black synthetic pistolgrip buttstock and wrap around forend rate original matte nickel plate. The checkered hardwood buttstock is painted excellent. The ventilated rubber recoil pad rates excellent. The sides of black, features a checkered buttplate and both rate excellent. The the forend have "" decals plus red spacers on the checkered beavertail hardwood forend is also factory painted black and forend, around gripcap and recoil pad. The pistolgrip cap has the rates excellent. The gun features double triggers, extractors and tang famous Savage Arms Indian Head logo. The features a barrel mounted safety. It includes the original factory box that is correctly end band with integral bead front sight, adjustable rear sight, barrel selector labeled and numbered to the gun, manual and paperwork. This arm is mounted on the external hammer, sling swivel studs, manual extractor, as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory fired-only, and may have very small cross bolt safety and the design does not permit removing the barrels. It rack or handling marks only. (8A9319-892) {MODERN} (400/600) includes the original factory box that is correctly end labeled and Est. 400 - 600 numbered to the gun, cable lock with a pair of keys, ear plugs, manual 2160 Stoeger Double Coach Gun and paperwork. This arm is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory serial #C853155-16, 20 ga., 20" solid rib barrels with excellent bores fired-only, and may have very small rack or handling marks only. equipped with Stoeger screw in choke system. The metal surfaces retain (8A9319-575) {MODERN} (350/550) 99% original nickel plate. The checkered hardwood buttstock features a Est. 350 - 550 rubber recoil pad and rates excellent. The checkered beavertail hardwood forend also rates excellent. The gun features double triggers, extractors and tang mounted safety. It includes the original factory box that is correctly end labeled and numbered to the gun, an improved cylinder choke tube, a modified choke tube, choke tube wrench, manual and paperwork. This arm is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory fired-only, and may have very small rack or handling marks only. (8A9319-901) {MODERN} (400/600) Est. 400 - 600 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2161 Chinese Type 56 SKS Semi-Auto Carbine 2166 ATI Model GSG-522 Semi-Auto Carbine serial #1730358, 7.62x39mm, 20 1/2” chrome-lined barrel with a bright serial #A477518, 22 LR, 16 1/4” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The excellent bore. The metal surfaces of this carbine manufactured by metal surfaces retain 98% Parkerized and black enamel finishes with a Factory 606 in 1973 retain about 97% original blue with some scattered faint handling mark or two on the faux suppressor and very light high spots of light oxidation, particularly on the buttplate, an area of fading on edge wear on the cocking tube. The black polymer pistolgrip, A2 style the dustcover and a few light handling marks. There are a few tiny spots stock, wide forearm and lower receiver rate excellent. This of oxidation staining on the in-the-white bolt carrier and the German-manufactured MP5 clone features an ambidextrous safety, chrome-plated cruciform bayonet remains bright. The smooth catalpa paddle and button magazine releases, polymer Picatinny-style optics wood pistolgrip stock and handguard rate very good with a few light rail, and diopter-style sights. One factory 10-round magazine is included handling marks, all the correct parts are serial-matched to the receiver along with the manual, cleaning and sight adjustment tools, paperwork, and the underside of the barrel is discretely import-marked. No cleaning sticker, and assorted front sight blades and the action of the firearm rod is present, the bayonet rests slightly below the forend while stowed, appears to function well mechanically. (23A9319-15) {MODERN} the sling swivels and original military sights remain intact and the (100/300) carbine is equipped with a cleaning kit in the trap buttplate and a correct Est. 100 - 300 green canvas sling. (23A9688-8) {MODERN} (200/400) 2167 Hi-Point 995 Semi-Auto Carbine Est. 200 - 400 serial #B46812, 9mm, 16” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal 2162 Express Super Magnum Slide Action Shotgun surfaces retain 97% original blue, black and gray enamel finishes with a serial #C976394A, 12 ga., 25 1/2” ventilated rib Rem Choke barrel with few tiny scratches on the barrel and light high edge wear on the a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 97% black clamp-on muzzle device. The textured black polymer thumbhole stock Parkerized finish with the barrel ring toning to brown patina and a few rates very good plus with some light scuffs on the buttstock. The carbine scattered small spots of light oxidation overall. The black polymer is equipped with a removable muzzle device and bayonet lug, the top of triggerguard rates excellent while the checkered American hardwood the receiver has been drilled and tapped for two Weaver-style bases, a pistolgrip stock and forend rate very good plus with a few light handling polymer accessory rail has been installed on the bottom of the forend, marks and the Remington-marked ventilated rubber recoil pad remains the hooded front sight blade remains intact, one unmarked 10-round in excellent condition. The shotgun is equipped with a 3 1/2” chamber, magazine is included and the action appears to function well integral trigger lock, a silver bead sight, one modified Rem Choke tube is mechanically. (23A9319-199) {MODERN} (100/200) included and the action appears to function well mechanically. Est. 100 - 200 (23A9665-30) {MODERN} (150/250) 2168 Kel-Tec SU-16A Semi-Auto Rifle Est. 150 - 250 serial #N0305, 223 Rem, 18 1/2” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The 2163 VS Bolt Action Rifle metal surfaces retain about 97% original blue with a thin streak of loss serial #C6842912, 22-250 Rem, 24” heavy profile barrel with a bright toning to gray running the length of the recoil spring tube. The textured excellent bore. The metal surfaces of this Varmint Synthetic rifle retain black polymer pistolgrip stock and forend rate very good plus to near about 98% original matte black finish with a few scattered spots of light excellent with a few light handling marks. The rifle features the ability to oxidation, slight silvering at the muzzle and a few light handling marks. fold in half, the buttstock holds two included factory 10-round magazines The HS Precision textured black and gray fiberglass composite pistolgrip and the firearm is sighted with a protected light-gathering pink plastic stock rates excellent as does the Remington-marked rubber rifle pad. front blade and polymer rear aperture. The action of this light weight and The rifle is equipped with a hinged floorplate and atop the drilled and utilitarian rifle appears to function well mechanically. (23A6520-522) tapped receiver is a Remington one-piece mount and pair of blued 1” {MODERN} [Richard “Stretch” Kennedy Collection] (200/400) rings ready for your choice of quality optic. (23A9685-16) {MODERN} Est. 200 - 400 (400/600) 2169 French MAS 45 Bolt Action Training Rifle by St. Etienne Est. 400 - 600 serial #F29620, 22 LR, 24” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal 2164 Remington Model 870 Wingmaster Slide Action Shotgun surfaces retain about 95% arsenal gray Parkerized finish with some light serial #T384356V, 12 ga., 18” plain barrel choked cylinder with a bright handling marks, some scattered small spots of loss toning to white and a excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 95% original blue which few small spots of oxidation staining along the barrel. The smooth is slightly thinning on the barrel with a few scattered handling marks, European hardwood pistolgrip stock rates very good with a small dent in small spots of light oxidation and pinprick pitting toning to gunmetal gray the left wood line, some minor water staining around the buttplate and a overall with the barrel ring toning to iridescent brown. The smooth walnut few light handling marks from military service. The MAS-marked pistolgrip stock and grooved forend rate very good with very light crazing in-the-white buttplate displays some minor to moderate oxidation around to the finish on the forend and a few scattered light scratches and the edges and the body of the bolt remains bright. The rifle bears handling marks throughout while the Remington-marked ventilated Davidson’s import mark on the bottom of the barrel, the bolt is rubber recoil pad remains in very good plus condition with slight signs of serial-matched to the receiver and the original sights remain intact save use. The barrel features a 2 3/4” chamber and is sighted with a silver for the front sight hood. Included with the rifle is one original 5-round bead and the action appears to function well mechanically. magazine and the correct tan leather sling. These training were (23A9100-1292) {MODERN} [Richard “Stretch” Kennedy Collection] built on captured Mauser machinery and have a reputation for excellent (100/200) accuracy. (23A6520-38) {C&R} [Richard “Stretch” Kennedy Collection] Est. 100 - 200 (200/400) 2165 ISSC MK22 Modern Sporting Semi-Auto Rifle Est. 200 - 400 serial #A511276, 22 LR, 16 3/4” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The 2170 French MAS 45 Bolt Action Training Rifle by St. Etienne metal surfaces retain 99% original blue while the black polymer serial #F28502, 22 LR, 24” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal pistolgrip, buttstock and lower receiver rate excellent. Manufactured with surfaces retain about 93% arsenal gray Parkerized finish with the bolt both Austrian and German parts, this rifle is meant to resemble the handle toning to a gray patina, the barrel displays some light handling SCAR in service with special operations forces around the globe and marks, minor silvering at the muzzle, a few scattered small streaks of features a clubfoot-style buttstock with adjustable comb height, loss toning to white and a few small spots of oxidation staining mostly in full-length Picatinny rail at 12 o’clock as well as shorter rails at the 3, 6, 9 the grooves of the front sight ramp. The smooth European hardwood o’clock positions, ambidextrous safety lever and magazine release and a pistolgrip stock rates near excellent with a few light handling marks from charging handle with a total of six different mounting positions. The rifle military service. The MAS-marked in-the-white buttplate remains mostly also features seven different sling points, a pair of polymer folding bright with very light wear at the toe and heel and the body of the bolt is backup sights, one factory 10-round magazine, factory box, manual and still coated in protective cosmoline. The rifle is discretely import-marked tools. This arm is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory-fired only, and on the bottom of the barrel, the bolt is serial-matched to the receiver and may have a very small rack or handling mark only. (23A9319-202) the original sights including the front sight hood are intact. No magazine {MODERN} (150/350) is included but they are readily available and the action appears to Est. 150 - 350 function well mechanically. These training rifles were built on captured Mauser machinery and have a reputation for excellent accuracy. (23A6520-3535) {C&R} [Richard “Stretch” Kennedy Collection] (200/400) Est. 200 - 400 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2171 Chinese Type 53 Bolt Action Carbine by State Factory 296 2175 Mossberg Model 351KA Semi-Auto Rifle serial #43049, 7.62x54R, 20 1/2” barrel with an oxidized bore and strong 22 LR, 23 1/2” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces rifling. The metal surfaces of this 1953-dated rifle manufactured in retain about 96% thinning blue with light muzzle wear and very small Chongqing are toning to an overall mottled gray patina with light to spots of scattered light oxidation overall while the black polymer moderate oxidation throughout and a few scattered areas of light pitting triggerguard with finger grooves does not sit flush with the curvature of with many parts displaying a clear protective coating. The characteristic the grip. The smooth walnut Monte Carlo pistolgrip stock rates very good side-folding cruciform bayonet has aged to an oxidized brown patina with the finish worn on the buttstock and lightly crazed on the left side and locks securely while deployed and stowed. The smooth Asian cheekpiece with a few light dings on the toe line and scattered light hardwood straight grip stock rates about very good as cleaned with an handling marks. The original sights remain intact and the action appears added finish, a small repaired chip and short crack at the nosecap and to function well mechanically. (23A9544-145) {C&R} (50/100) various scattered minor bruises and handling marks from military service Est. 50 - 100 while the handguard rates perhaps good with a flexing crack in the left 2176 “Red Letter” Single Barrel Shotgun edge behind the metal cap. The right side of the buttstock is marked 12 ga., 30” plain barrel choked full with a bright excellent bore. The with a softened (star), the buttplate is serial-matched to the receiver and barrel forward of the forend is toning to a blue-brown patina and a all other parts are numbered to another gun with the cocking piece gray-brown patina to the rear with light silvering at the muzzle and displaying the Izhevsk arsenal symbol. The original military sights scattered small spots of light oxidation and a few handling marks while remain intact and the action appears to function well mechanically. the barrel address and markings including “STEELBILT” remain crisp. (23A6520-59) {C&R} [Richard “Stretch” Kennedy Collection] (75/150) The frame retains about 93% original blue with a small area of moderate Est. 75 - 150 pitting at the top lever which partial obscures the Winchester proof and 2172 Custom U.S. Model 1898 Krag Bolt Action “Carbine” small spots of light oxidation overall, the triggerguard is toning to a serial #392532, 30-40 Krag, shortened 24 1/4” barrel with a bright very brown patina with remnants of original blue, while the red good bore showing light frosting in the strong rifling. The metal surfaces “WINCHESTER” on the bottom of the frame remains clear. The smooth are toning to a dull gray patina with evidence of cleaning on the receiver, walnut pistolgrip stock and forend rate very good showing the remnants gate, sideplate and bolt with scattered speckles of light oxidation of the original finish which is lightly crazed on the bottom of the pistolgrip staining overall and remnants of original blue on the triggerguard. The with a small chip in the bottom of the handguard and a handful of minor custom smooth walnut Model 1898 rifle stock and Model 1896 rifle handling marks throughout. The checkered hard rubber handguard rate very good as cleaned with a touch of older added finish Winchester-logoed buttplate remains in near excellent condition save for with a crack in the left and right side of the buttstock at the buttplate the three interesting notches purposely cut into the left edge. The barrel is longer of which is about 2”, a curious triangular and rectangular pattern sighted with a silver bead, there is a very slight amount of play in the of inscribed dashes below the upper tang on each side of the action and lockup and a sliver of light can be seen at the breech. (23A6519-614) a few minor dings and handling marks. The gun is equipped with a {C&R} [Richard “Stretch” Kennedy Collection] (100/200) swivel on the toe line along with a forward rifle band with sling swivel Est. 100 - 200 and is sighted with a non-“R”-marked Model 1896 rear whose ladder is 2177 Over Under Combination Gun slight bent and a custom dovetailed front blade. The magazine cutoff will 22 LR / .410 bore, 24” barrels with the shotgun barrel choked full with need mechanical attention as the lever will not engage and the action of bright excellent bores. The barrels retain about 98% original blue with a the rifle otherwise appears to function well mechanically. (23A9574-93) small spot of light oxidation on each side of the muzzle of the rifled {MODERN} [James Traynor Collection] (200/400) barrel with the black enamel between the barrels flaking away in areas Est. 200 - 400 from the forend back. The frame retains the majority of its 2173 Custom U.S. Model 1898 Krag Bolt Action “Carbine” case-hardened colors with light silvering where the frame and the forend serial #160360, 30-40 Krag, shortened 24” barrel with a good bore metal meet. The smooth walnut pistolgrip stock and forend rate very showing minor frosting in the rifling. The barrel retains about 85% good plus with a few light handling marks while the grooved hard rubber thinning reapplied blue with a few areas of light pitting beneath the finish buttplate remains in similar condition with light signs of use. The original and a few scattered handling marks while the remaining metal surfaces sights remain intact and the action locks up securely and appears to display an overall dull gray patina with scattered speckles of light function well mechanically. (23A9100-1356) {C&R} [Richard “Stretch” oxidation staining throughout, some light oxidation on the trap buttplate Kennedy Collection] (300/500) and traces of original blue in the protected areas. The smooth walnut Est. 300 - 500 Model 1899 carbine stock rates about very good plus for its age with a 2178 U.S. Model 1866 Second Model Allin Conversion “Musketoon” short hairline crack behind the upper tang and a few scattered light 50-70, shortened 32 3/4” barrel with a bright excellent bore with strong scratches and handling marks to be expected of a service weapon while rifling. The metal surfaces are toning to a dark brown patina with the Model 1898 handguard rates good with an added finish and a remnants of an old protective coating in spots along the barrel and light repaired crack running between the band and the rear sight. The stock oxidation throughout. The lockplate is properly dated “1864” behind the displays a crisp “JSA / 1901” inspection cartouche along with a strong hammer and with a Federal eagle ahead and “U.S. / SPRINGFIELD” is circled “P” proof on the lower wrist. The head is missing from the loading below the thumbpiece while the breechblock is correctly marked “1866 / gate hinge bar though the gate functions properly and the gun is sighted (eagle head)”. The shortened smooth black walnut straight grip stock with an unmarked Model 1902 rear with flip up aperture and a front base rates good with multiple non-flexing crack along the forend, the original with Lyman blade. The action appears to function well mechanically. middle band spring is missing and there are the typical dents, dings and (23A9100-657) {MODERN} [Richard “Stretch” Kennedy Collection] other signs of military service. A deeply-stamped "49” rack mark is on (200/400) the comb and no other cartouches remain visible. The rear sling swivel Est. 200 - 400 screw has been replaced with a contemporary Philips head, the original 2174 Stevens Model 311-H Boxlock Double Shotgun sights remain intact including the dual aperture folding leaf rear, a serial #C255582, 20 ga., 28” barrels choked modified and improved shortened cupped and slotted ramrod is included and the action remains modified with bright excellent bores. The barrels, top lever and strong and crisp. (23A9100-1028) {ANTIQUE} [Richard “Stretch” triggerguard retain 99% original blue with a tiny spot of loss toning to Kennedy Collection] (300/500) gunmetal gray near the muzzle of the left barrel and on the top lever and Est. 300 - 500 a few tiny spots of light oxidation on the rib. The frame displays 99% original case-hardened colors while the diamond press-checkered American hardwood pistolgrip stock and forend rate very good with a few small dings and handling marks and the grooved hard rubber buttplate remains in very good plus condition with very light toe and heel wear. The shotgun is equipped with dual triggers and a tang mounted automatic safety, the top lever rests well to the right and lockup is very positive. (23A9690-7) {MODERN} (150/250) Est. 150 - 250 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2179 U.S. Model 1899 Krag Bolt Action Carbine by Springfield Armory 2183 Chiappa M1-22 Semi-Auto Carbine serial #361284, 30-40 Krag, 22” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The serial #12L18815, 22 LR, 18” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The barrel is toning to a smooth and even charcoal-gray patina with a small metal surfaces retain about 98% original blue with very light operational area of light scratches on each side of the front sight, the triggerguard wear and a small spot of darker discoloration on the left side of the and band have aged to a gray-brown patina with remnants of original barrel. The black polymer components rate excellent while the GI-style bright blue while the extractor retains good amounts of original fire blue. smooth European hardwood pistolgrip stock and handguard rate The receiver, gate and sideplate show almost all of their original excellent save for two very small dings in the leading edge of the oil-quenched smoky case-hardened patina with a tiny spot of light pitting pistolgrip. The carbine nicely mimics the iconic M1 Carbine and has toning to silver on the sideplate. The in-the-white bolt remains mostly many of the same features and controls including: similar sights, sling bright with some minor staining on the knob. The correct Model 1899 points, bayonet lug, magazine release, safety lever and slide lock. One stock rates very good plus with the wrist and comb reshaped by sanding factory 10-round detachable box magazine is included and the action with a nicely-matched added oil finish, a tiny unobtrusive repaired chip appears to function well mechanically. (23A9319-68) {MODERN} by the buttplate tang and a few light handling marks while the correct (250/350) Model 1899 handguard rates very good with a couple small filled repairs. Est. 250 - 350 The carbine features a crisp “JSA / 1901” cartouche, “headless” knurled 2184 Ithaca Model 49 Saddlegun Single Shot Rifle cocking piece characteristic of some Model 1899 , and the serial #132600, 22, S, L, LR, 18” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The original sights remain intact including the Model 1901 “C” marked barrel and faux magazine tube retain about 97% original blue with a Buffington rear. The original carbine band has been replaced with the narrow streak toning to lighter blue running the length of the “magazine” middle band from a Krag rifle as it has a sling swivel and a Krag rifle rear and a few scattered handling marks while the remaining metal surfaces swivel has been installed on the toe line. The famously smooth action retain about 99% original matte black enamel with slight high edge wear. appears to function well mechanically. (23A9100-1320) {MODERN} The smooth walnut straight grip stock and forend rate very good with [Richard “Stretch” Kennedy Collection] (300/500) some scattered light handling marks from honest use while the ribbed Est. 300 - 500 hard rubber buttplate rates near excellent. The original sights remain 2180 Marlin Model Golden 39-A Lever Action Rifle intact and the Martini-style falling block action appears to function well serial #Z13198, 22 S, L, LR, 24” JM-marked Micro-Groove barrel with mechanically. (23A9319-209) {MODERN} (75/150) full magazine and a near excellent bore. The barrel of this 1964-vintage Est. 75 - 150 rifle retains about 90% original thinning blue with very light silvering at 2185 Savage Model 42 Takedown Over Under Combination Gun the muzzle while the magazine tube, receiver and lever retain about serial #H969839, 22 LR / .410 bore, 20” barrels with the shotgun barrel 98% original blue with some scattered small spots of light oxidation choked cylinder with bright excellent bores. The metal surfaces retain overall and a few minor handling marks. The smooth walnut capped 99% plus original blue while the textured black polymer pistolgrip stock pistolgrip stock and forend rate near excellent with a faint handling mark and forend rate excellent. The gun is equipped with a ventilated soft or two and there is a 3/4” chip in the left side of the toe of the rubber recoil pad, open sights, a manual extractor and crossbolt safety. Marlin-marked hard rubber buttplate. The bullseye, slings swivels and Included is the original factory box, manual and paperwork, lock and original sights including the front sight hood remain intact and the rifle is key, and foam ear plugs. This arm is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, equipped with a gold-colored trigger and “JM” marked hammer factory-fired only, and may have a very small rack or handling mark only. extension. Mounted to the drilled and tapped receiver in a pair of (23A9319-574) {MODERN} (300/400) Weaver Tip-Off 1” rings is a Marlin Micro-Power 2.5x22 scope with Est. 300 - 400 crosshair reticle and very good optics retaining 98% original blue and 2186 Agawam Arms Model 68 Single Shot Rifle gold-colored accents with a few light handling marks. The action of this serial #798, 22 S, L, LR, 18” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The classic rifle appears to function well mechanically. (23A9544-91) {C&R} barrel, faux magazine tube and breech block retain about 98% original (250/350) blue with a few light handling marks and signs of honest use while the Est. 250 - 350 frame and lever retain a similar amount of original dark gray 2181 Soviet Model 1891/59 Bolt Action Carbine Parkerization with light high edge wear and a few light handling marks. serial #CA1996, 7.62x54R, 20 1/4” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The black polymer barrel band rates excellent while the smooth birch The metal surfaces retain about 98% arsenal blue with the majority of straight grip stock and forend rate very good plus with a few minor the loss owing to minor heel and toe where on the buttplate. The rear handling marks. The original sights remain intact and the Martini-style brass handguard cap is toning to bright mustard while the front falling block action appears to function well mechanically. (23A9319-1) handguard cap is missing and the in-the-white bolt remains bright. The {MODERN} (75/150) smooth arctic birch straight grip stock and handguard rate very good Est. 75 - 150 plus as arsenal refurbished with a small arsenal repair to the right side of 2187 Iver Johnson Model US Semi-Auto Carbine the cleaning rod channel, a very small hairline crack behind the left side serial #031546, 22 LR, 18” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal forward sling slot and a few minor dings and handling marks to be surfaces of this West German-manufactured carbine retain about 98% expected of a military service weapon. This particular example abounds plus original dark gray Parkerization with a few light handling marks, in markings and features a bolt, floorplate, buttplate and stock that are light silvering to the bearing surfaces and a small spot of light oxidation serial-matched to the receiver, the right side of the buttstock retains a staining on the barrel. The smooth walnut-finished hardwood pistolgrip softened double circled “10” Bulgarian arsenal code, and many of the stock and handguard rate very good plus to near excellent with a few other parts bear the Izhevsk symbol. The left side of the receiver is light handling marks. This M1 carbine-style firearm is equipped with a marked with Century Arm’s import stamp while the top displays the protected front sight post, the rear sight is no longer present, one symbol of the Soviet Union and “1943r / 1891/59”. The original sights original Parkerized steel 15-round detachable magazine is included remain intact including the arsenal-modified rear sight and a cleaning along with an oiler to retain the olive drab canvas carbine sling. rod and green cotton “dog collar” sling are included. (23A9688-15) (23A9544-111) {MODERN} (200/300) {C&R} (200/400) Est. 200 - 300 Est. 200 - 400 2188 Eastern Arms Co. Model 101.1 Single Barrel Shotgun 2182 Cap-Chur Powder Projector Single Shot Dart Gun by New England serial #92909C, 20 ga., 28” plain barrel choke modified with a bright Firearms excellent bore. The barrel is toning to a yellow-green patina under direct serial #NH442637, 32 ga. Special, 25 1/2” rifled barrel with a bright near light with a few scattered spots of light oxidation and scattered light excellent bore. The barrel retains about 97% original blue with a small handling marks along with remnants of original blue near the breech and area of minor oxidation at the muzzle and a faint 6” scratch on the muzzle. The frame and triggerguard retain modest amounts of original bottom while the frame retains about 98% case-hardened colors. There case-hardened colors with scattered small spots of light oxidation. The is a tiny handling mark on the polymer triggerguard, the smooth smooth American hardwood pistolgrip stock rates good with perhaps a American hardwood pistolgrip stock and forend rate very good plus with touch of added finish, a couple cracks behind the upper tang and some a few light handling marks and the NEF-marked hard rubber buttplate darker staining on the right near the buttplate while the forend rates rates excellent. The gun is sighted with a brass bead and elevation excellent. The grooved hard rubber buttplate is slightly proud of the adjustable rear sight and a slot blank-filled dovetail has been added stock and features a set of six notches cut into the right edge. The barrel ahead of the rear sight. The Cap-Chur company is still in business. is sighted with a white bead and while a sliver of light can be seen at the (23A9665-9) {MODERN} (150/250) breech the action locks up tightly and appears to function well Est. 150 - 250 mechanically. (23A9319-102) {C&R} (25/50) Est. 25 - 50 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2189 Remington Model 11-48 Semi-Auto Shotgun 2194 Armalite AR-7 Explorer Semi-Auto Carbine serial #5548405, 16 ga., 28” plain barrel choked modified with a bright serial #57483, 22 LR, 16” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal excellent bore. The barrel retains about 92% original blue with light surfaces of this Costa Mesa, CA-manufactured carbine retain about 99% silvering at the muzzle and scattered small spots of light oxidation and original black enamel and blue finishes with very light muzzle wear and light handling marks. The receiver retains about 75% original thinning a few scattered handling marks on the barrel. The rare brown synthetic blue with the areas around the loading port toning to a gray patina, light pistolgrip stock rates near excellent with perhaps a faint handling mark high edge wear, spots of light oxidation and a few handling marks. The of two while the removable brown rubber buttplate rates very good with aluminum triggerguard retains about 90% original thinning black some light signs of use. The original sights remain intact and one anodization with minor high edge. The checkered walnut pistolgrip stock unmarked 10-round and one Ram-Line 25-round magazine are and forend rate good with an added finish showing some crazing and included. These famous “survival” rifles feature the ability to be finger prints and scattered light scratches, dings and handling marks disassembled and stored within the interior of the buttstock which can from the years while the Remington-marked tortoiseshell-colored ribbed also float. The action appears to function well mechanically. hard rubber buttplate rates near excellent with very light signs of use. (23A9544-162) {MODERN} (300/500) The barrel is sighted with a silver bead and the action appears to Est. 300 - 500 function well mechanically. (23A9319-361) {C&R} (100/200) 2195 Iver Johnson Champion Model 36 Single Barrel Shotgun Est. 100 - 200 serial #33309, 12 ga., 36” plain barrel choked full with a bright very good 2190 Marlin Model 60 Semi-Auto Rifle bore showing a few small spots of light pitting about 1/4 of the way down serial #02216849, 22 LR, 22” Micro-Groove barrel with a bright excellent the barrel. The barrel is toning to a blue-brown patina with scattered bore. The metal surfaces retain about 97% original slightly thinning blue small areas of pinprick pitting and light oxidation, minor silvering at the and black enamel finishes with light high edge wear and a few scattered muzzle and a few light handling marks. The frame and triggerguard tiny spots of light oxidation. The black polymer triggerguard is cracked at retain modest amounts of original case-hardened colors with the the forward screw but seems structurally sound while the diamond underside toning to brown with speckles of light oxidation staining press-checkered hardwood Monte Carlo pistolgrip stock rates very good overall. The walnut pistolgrip stock rates good with homemade plus save for a small chip in the left wood line of the forend and a few checkering on the left side of the grip, scattered light dings and handling light handling marks around the Marlin-marked hard rubber buttplate. marks and light crazing of the finish while the forend rates very good The rifle is equipped with a bolt release, cold-colored trigger and brass with scattered light handling marks and very light crazing on the right inner magazine tube, the original sights remain intact except for the side. The front bead sight is missing, the top lever rests to the left and missing rear sight elevator and the action appears to function well the action locks up tightly and appears to function well mechanically. mechanically. (23A9319-256) {MODERN} (50/100) (23A9319-143) {C&R} (100/150) Est. 50 - 100 Est. 100 - 150 2191 Marlin Glenfield Model 60 Semi-Auto Rifle 2196 Ruger 10/22 Semi-Auto Carbine serial #71475503, 22 LR, 22” JM-marked Micro-Groove barrel with a serial #129-96014, 22 LR, 18 1/2” barrel with a bright excellent bore. bright excellent bore. The barrel and magazine tube retain about 99% The metal surfaces retain about 99% original blue and black enamel original blue with a couple spots of light oxidation and a few light finishes with a few scattered light handling marks. The smooth American handling marks while the in-the-white bolt displays a couple light hardwood pistolgrip stock rates near excellent again with a few light oxidation stains. The receiver and triggerguard retain perhaps 97% handling marks. The original sights remain intact, one factory 10-round matte black enamel finish with an area of light scratches at the rear of rotary box magazine is included, an optics rail is mounted to the top of the receiver and very light high edge wear. The ribbed walnut-stained the drilled and tapped receiver and the action appears to function well hardwood Monte Carlo pistolgrip stock rates very good with scattered mechanically. (23A9678-86) {MODERN} [Lester Hull Collection] light handling marks to be expected from this classic plinker and (100/200) features embossed oak leaves on the forend and squirrels on the grip. Est. 100 - 200 The original sights and brass inner magazine tube remain intact and the 2197 Marlin Model 336A Lever Action Rifle action appears to function well mechanically. (23A9319-258) {MODERN} serial #21036677, 30-30, 24” JM-marked Micro-Groove barrel with 2/3rd (75/125) magazine and a bright near excellent bore. The metal surfaces of this Est. 75 - 125 1979-manufactured rifle retain about 99% original blue with a few 2192 Harrington & Richardson Model 48 Topper Single Barrel Shotgun scattered light handling marks while the top of the receiver shows some serial #F17325, 20 ga., 30” plain barrel choked modified with a bright unobtrusive darker discoloration around the drilled and tapped holes excellent bore. The metal surfaces are toning to a dark gray patina with likely from optics mounting. The smooth walnut capped pistolgrip stock scattered light oxidation staining and light high edge wear on the frame and forend rate very good with perhaps a touch of added finish and a and a few light handling marks from use. The smooth walnut pistolgrip handful of light handling marks from the years and the bullseye remains stock rates good with a later added finish, a flexing crack in the wrist and intact while the Marlin-marked checkered hard rubber buttplate rates a handful of light handling marks to be expected from these hardworking excellent. The rifle is equipped with a gold colored trigger, the original firearms while the forend rates very good plus. There is a poorly fitted sights minus the front sight hood remain intact and the action appears to ventilated rubber recoil pad which is loose in the toe, the barrel is function well mechanically. (23A9678-71) {MODERN} [Lester Hull sighted with a brass bead and the action locks up tightly and appears to Collection] (300/400) function well mechanically. (23A9319-128) {C&R} (50/75) Est. 300 - 400 Est. 50 - 75 2198 Marlin Model 90 Deluxe Over Under Shotgun 2193 Armalite AR-7 Explorer Semi-Auto Carbine serial #S158, 16 ga., 28” JM-marked plain barrels choked full and serial #97632, 22 LR, 16” barrel with a bright near excellent bore. The improved modified with bright excellent bores. The metal surfaces retain metal surfaces of this Costa Mesa, CA-manufactured carbine retain perhaps 96% original blue with some light flaking around the pivot point about 90% original matte black enamel and blue finishes with minor high of the frame, the rear of the triggerguard is toning to a blue-brown edge and muzzle wear and numerous light handling marks throughout. patina, and a few short streaks of loss and light handling marks on the The smooth synthetic tan and black swirled pistolgrip stock rates very barrels. The checkered walnut pistolgrip stock rates good with multiple good with scattered light handling marks while the removable rubber cracks in the left side of the wrist including one running from above the buttplate rates fair with a crack in the upper edge which causes it to be front of the triggerguard to the back of the upper tang and a few minor loose when installed. These famous “survival” rifles feature the ability to handling marks while the forend rates very good plus with a light be disassembled and stored within the interior of the buttstock which handling mark or two. The Marlin-marked ventilated rubber recoil pad can also float. The original sights remain intact, the action appears to shows signs of hardening and crackling from time and the bullseye function well mechanically and one Ram-Line 25-round magazine is remains intact on the toe line. The shotgun is equipped with a single included. (23A9544-161) {MODERN} (150/250) trigger and a tang-mounted automatic safety, it is sighted with a brass Est. 150 - 250 bead and the action locks up tightly with the lever a little left of center. (239678-31) {C&R} [Lester Hull Collection] (300/500) Est. 300 - 500 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2199 Remington Model 870 Field Wingmaster Slide-Action Shotgun 2204 Marlin Model 99 M1 Semi-Auto Carbine serial #V136844V, 12 ga., 26” ventilated rib barrel choked skeet with a serial #26445526, 22 LR, 18” JM-marked Micro-Groove barrel with a bright excellent bore. The receiver and barrel retain about 97% original bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 97% original blue blue with a couple light scratches on the left side of the receiver, light and black enamel finishes with some light silvering on the bottom of front high edge wear around the loading port and a few very small spots of sight base, a few specks of light oxidation and a few scattered handling oxidation staining and scattered light handling marks along the barrel. marks. The smooth walnut Monte Carlo pistolgrip stock rates very good The barrel ring has turned an iridescent orange-plum patina while the with several scratches and spots of finish wear on the comb line and a magazine tube displays minor bearing surface wear and a few small few scattered light handling marks while the M1 Carbine-style spots of loss toning to gunmetal gray. The fleur-de-lis checkered walnut handguard rates near excellent with a faint handling mark or two. The capped pistolgrip stock and forend rate very good plus with a few rear sling stud and upper triggerguard screw are missing, the original scattered light handling marks in the gloss finish while the sights and inner brass magazine tube remain intact and the action Remington-marked ventilated rubber recoil pad rates excellent. The appears to function well mechanically. (23A9544-32) {MODERN} white bead is missing from the insert at the muzzle while the silver bead (75/150) at mid rib remains intact, the shotgun features a 2 3/4” chamber and the Est. 75 - 150 action appears to function well mechanically. (23A9678-49) {MODERN} 2205 Winchester Model 37 Single Barrel Shotgun [Lester Hull Collection] (300/400) 12 ga., 30” plain barrel choked full with a bright excellent bore. The Est. 300 - 400 metal surfaces retain about 96% original blue with a few scattered areas 2200 Ruger 10/22 Semi-Auto Carbine of oxidation freckling and staining, a few small streaks of loss toning to serial #114-40661, 22 LR, 18 1/2” barrel with a bright excellent bore. gunmetal gray and some scattered light handling marks. All markings The metal surfaces of this 1975-vintage carbine retain 95% original blue, remain clear including the Winchester proofs and “STEELBILT” on the black enamel and black anodized finishes with a few light handling barrel. The smooth walnut pistolgrip stock and forend rate perhaps very marks and tiny specks of light oxidation on the barrel, very light high good with several dents in the forend and scattered dings and handling edge wear and silvering on the heel of the carbine buttplate. The smooth marks overall. The barrel is sighted with a silver bead and the action American hardwood pistolgrip stock rates very good with typical light locks up securely with the top lever right of center and it appears to handling marks overall. The front sight has a Lyman blade installed, the function well mechanically. (23A9678-55) {C&R} [Lester Hull Collection] rear sight dovetail is vacant and a fully-adjustable Williams peep sight (100/200) has been installed on the factory drilled and tapped receiver. One Est. 100 - 200 original 10-round rotary box magazine is included and the action 2206 Marlin Model 989 M2 Semi-Auto Carbine appears to function well mechanically. (23A9678-85) {MODERN} [Lester serial #69275199, 22 LR, 18” JM-marked Micro-Groove barrel with a Hull Collection] (100/200) bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces of this 1969-vintage rifle retain Est. 100 - 200 about 98% original blue and black enamel finishes with very light high 2201 Ruger 10/22 Standard Sporter Semi-Auto Carbine edge wear and a couple light handling marks. The smooth walnut serial #118-47296, 22 LR, 18 1/2” barrel with a bright excellent bore. pistolgrip stock and forend rate very good plus to perhaps near excellent The metal surfaces of this 1979-manufactured carbine retain 99% with a few scattered light handling marks and what appears to be original blue and black anodized finishes with a couple light handling scattered small spots of contaminant staining. The sling swivels and marks and a few scattered specks of light oxidation on the barrel. The bullseye are intact and the right side of the buttstock features an inlaid deluxe checkered American walnut pistolgrip stock with flat butt rates medallion celebrating the 100th anniversary of Marlin. The original sights near excellent with a small area of light handling marks on each side of remain in place and a Tasco 3-7x28 scope with crosshair reticle is the action while the Ruger-logoed grooved polymer buttplate remains in mounted to the grooved receiver which retains about 97% black enamel very good condition with light signs of use. The original sling swivels and finish with light signs of use. No magazine is included. (23A9319-254) sights remain intact, one factory 10-round rotary box magazine is {C&R} (75/150) included and mounted to the top of the receiver is a Weaver V22-A Est. 75 - 150 3-6x18 rimfire scope with crosshair reticle and very good optics retaining 2207 U.S. Model 1879 Trapdoor Rifle by Springfield Armory about 97% original blue with a few light handling marks. The action serial #216902, 45-70, 32 5/8” barrel with a bright near excellent bore. appears to function well mechanically. (23A9678-82) {MODERN} [Lester The metal surfaces retain about 90% thinning reapplied blue which is Hull Collection] (200/300) toning to a plum patina on the 1873-dated case-hardened breechblock, Est. 200 - 300 breech tang and nosecap with a few scattered small areas of pinprick 2202 Magnum Duck Semi-Auto Shotgun pitting beneath the finish, minor silvering on the heel of the US-marked serial #L236616M, 12 ga., 30” plain barrel choked modified with a bright buttplate and a few light handling marks overall. The lockplate is excellent bore. The barrel retains 99% original blue with very slight properly marked with a Federal Eagle ahead of the hammer and “U.S. / silvering at the muzzle while the frame retains about 95% original blue SPRINGFIELD” below the thumbpiece and the breech of the barrel with some scattered small spots of light oxidation and pinprick pitting displays a very crisp “V / P / (eagle head) / P” firing proof. The smooth with very light high edge wear. The left and right side of the receiver are walnut straight grip stock rates very good plus as lightly cleaned with a embellished with a splash of loose foliate scroll engraving. The later added light finish, a few tiny hairline cracks around the lockplate, a fleur-de-lis checkered walnut capped pistolgrip stock and forend rate small chip at the toe and a few scattered light handling marks to be very good with a handful of light scratches and handling marks in the expected of a military service rifle. The stock features a softened but gloss finish commensurate with honest use while the Remington-marked legible “SWP / 1882” inspection cartouche along with circled “P” firing ventilated rubber recoil pad remains in excellent condition. The barrel of proof. The rifle is equipped with the correct two-piece triggerguard, this classic shotgun is sighted with a silver bead and the action appears correct smooth trigger before the transition to corrugated in 1883, intact to function well mechanically. (23A9678-40) {MODERN} [Lester Hull sling and stacking swivels though the upper sling swivel is cracked in the Collection] (200/300) middle and the correct button-head ramrod is stowed beneath the barrel. Est. 200 - 300 The front sight blade appears to be a later replacement, the “R” marked 2203 Custom Mossberg Model 1500 Bolt Action Rifle Model 1879 buckhorn rear sight remains intact and the three-position serial #M003235, 338 Win Mag, 24” ported barrel with a bright excellent lock and tumbler is very strong and crisp. (23A9665-26) {ANTIQUE} bore. The metal surfaces of this Howa-manufactured rifle retain 98% (300/500) original blue and black enamel finishes with light high edge wear on the Est. 300 - 500 aluminum triggerguard, a few scattered very light handling marks and the bolt handle is toning to plum under direct light. The Bell & Carlson textured and checkered black polymer pistolgrip stock rates excellent with a couple very light signs of use and features a ventilated recoil pad and built in sling points for the black nylon 1” sling. The rifle is equipped with a hinged floorplate, a Williams WGO rear sight and brass-beaded blade front sight and mounted to the drilled and tapped receiver is a Tasco Game Stalker 4x38 scope with duplex reticle and bright very good optics retaining 99% gloss black finish with perhaps a handling mark or two. (23A9678-114) {MODERN} [Lester Hull Collection] (200/400) Est. 200 - 400 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2208 Remington Model 870 Express Magnum Slide Action Shotgun 2213 Ithaca Model 37 Deerslayer Deluxe Slide Action Shotgun serial #A842704M, 12 ga., 20” rifle-sighted plain barrel choked modified serial #981806, 12 ga., 25” rifle-sighted plain barrel choked modified with a bright excellent bore. The replacement barrel with 2 3/4” chamber with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces of this retains 99% original blue with the barrel ring toning to the typical 1967-manufactured shotgun retain about 90% original thinning blue with Remington-plum patina while the receiver and magazine tube retain speckles of light oxidation and scattered light handling marks toning to a about 98% original Parkerized finish with a few tiny specks of light brown patina overall and very light operational and high edge wear, oxidation, very light operational and high edge wear and a few light while each side of the receiver is adorned with a machine-engraved handling marks overall. The fleur-de-lis checkered walnut forend rates game scene. The fleur-de-lis checkered walnut pistolgrip stock rates good with a few small smudges and spots of wear in the added finish near very good with a few small cracks and various light dings and and a repaired crack in the right side, while the capped pistolgrip stock handling marks while the grooved forend rates very good plus with a few rates very good with a couple tiny hairline cracks and a few scattered light signs of use afield. The shotgun is equipped with a crossbolt safety, minor dings and handling marks throughout and the Remington-marked the original rifle-style sights remain intact though the orange-colored ventilated rubber recoil pad rates excellent. The shotgun is equipped triangular front sight post displays some light wear that does not impact with sling swivel studs and rifle-style open sights with a touch of white function and the action appears to operate well mechanically. paint added to the front sight blade and the action appears to function (23A9678-34) {C&R} [Lester Hull Collection] (150/250) well mechanically. (23A9678-39) {MODERN} [Lester Hull Collection] Est. 150 - 250 (150/250) 2214 Ithaca Model 37 Featherlight Slide Action Shotgun Est. 150 - 250 serial #371853036, 12 ga., 28” plain barrel choked modified with a bright 2209 Ruger M77RL Bolt Action Rifle excellent bore. The metal surfaces of this 1984-manufactured shotgun serial #79-89029, 243 Win, 20” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The retain about 97% original blue with some scattered small spots of light metal surfaces of this 1985-manufactured rifle retain about 99% original oxidation overall, very light operational wear on the magazine tube and blue and black enamel finishes with a few light handling marks while the a small area of fine scratches ahead of the loading/ejection port. The in-the-white bolt remains bright. The checkered walnut capped pistolgrip fleur-de-lis checkered capped pistolgrip stock and forend rate very good stock rates near excellent save for a handful of tiny dings in the finish of plus to near excellent with a few light signs of honest use while the the contrasting black forend tip and a few very light signs of use. The Ithaca-marked hard rubber gripcap and checkered buttplate remain in rifle is equipped with a two-position tang mounted safety, hinged similarly near excellent condition. This handsome shotgun features a floorplate and a Mauser-style action and mounted to the receiver in a simple game scene on each side of the receiver, a crossbolt safety, a pair of Ruger rings is a Tasco Pronghorn 2.5x20 riflescope with duplex light-gathering pink plastic bead sight and an action that appears to reticle and bright very good optics retaining 98% black enamel finish function well mechanically. (23A9678-37) {MODERN} [Lester Hull with a few scattered light handling marks. The action of this handsome Collection] (300/500) and lightweight rifle appears to function well mechanically. Est. 300 - 500 (23A9678-101) {MODERN} [Lester Hull Collection] (300/500) 2215 Winchester Model 50 Semi-Auto Shotgun Est. 300 - 500 serial #4202, 12 ga., 26” plain barrel choked improved cylinder with a 2210 Winchester Model 94 Saddle Ring Carbine bright near excellent bore. The barrel retains about 99% original blue serial #3213147M, 44 Mag, 20” barrel with full magazine and a bright with a few light handling marks while the receiver retains perhaps 95% excellent bore. The metal surfaces of this 1969-vintage carbine retain original blue toning to dark plum under direct light with minor high edge about 99% original blue with some scattered faint handling marks on the silvering and a few light scratches and handling marks and all markings frame and the barrel markings remain crisp. The smooth walnut straight remain crisp. The checkered walnut pistolgrip stock and semi-beavertail grip stock and forend rate very good plus with some scattered light forend rate good with an added finish, a lengthy crack in each side of handling marks mostly along the toe line while the checkered the buttstock and in the center of the forend, a narrow 1 1/2” chip in the shotgun-style buttplate remains in excellent condition. The carbine is right wood line of the forend and a smaller one in the leading edge of the equipped with an intact saddle ring, hammer extension, original front grip and scattered scratches and light handling marks overall. The barrel sight and hood, the rear sight has been replaced with a dovetail blank is sighted with a silver bead and the action appears to function well and a Williams aperture sight is installed on the factory drilled and mechanically. (23A9678-52) {C&R} [Lester Hull Collection] (250/350) tapped receiver. The action of this desirable carbine appears to function Est. 250 - 350 well mechanically. (23A9678-123) {C&R} [Lester Hull Collection] 2216 Slide Action Shotgun (400/600) serial #146612, 12 ga., 28” plain nickel steel barrel choked full with a Est. 400 - 600 bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces of this 1916-vintage shotgun 2211 Mossberg Model 395KB Bolt Action Shotgun are toning to an overall mottled dull gray patina with scattered areas of serial #926438, 12 ga., 26” plain C-Lect adjustable choke barrel with a softened pinprick pitting and small spots of oxidation staining, light bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 95-96% original handling marks overall and remnants of original blue in the protected blue with the bolt handle toning to a dark gray patina, there are a couple areas. All markings remain clear including the matching serial numbers spots of loss on the barrel toning to a gray patina and some scattered of the frame and barrel extension. The shortened smooth walnut small spots of light oxidation and fine handling marks throughout. The pistolgrip stock rates perhaps good as cleaned with an added finish, a smooth hardwood Monte Carlo pistolgrip stock rates perhaps very good few cracks in the wrist, a small square filled repair in the toe and a few with a small crack and a couple small filled repairs in the buttstock, and scattered handling marks while the added Pachmayr Competitor a handful of light handling marks from honest use overall while the ventilated recoil pad is slightly proud at the comb and provides a 13 3/8” Mossberg-marked ventilated rubber recoil pad remains in very good plus length of pull. The grooved walnut forend remains in very good condition condition. The shotgun is equipped with a bolt-mounted safety, the with the remnants of the original finish and a few minor signs of use. The original sights remain intact, the C-Lect choke offers the ability to adjust shotgun is sighted with a brass bead and the action appears to function between improved cylinder and full, one original 3-round detachable box well mechanically. (23A9678-62) {C&R} [Lester Hull Collection] magazine is included and the action appears to function well (100/200) mechanically. (23A9678-162) {MODERN} [Lester Hull Collection] Est. 100 - 200 (75/150) 2217 Winchester Model 94 Ranger Lever Action Carbine Est. 75 - 150 serial #5291484, 30-30, 20” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The 2212 Mossberg Model 500A Field Slugster Slide Action Shotgun metal surfaces retain about 90% original blue with the link forward of the serial #K091701, 12 ga., 24” rifle-sighted plain barrel choked cylinder lever toning to a gray patina, a couple scattered small spots of pinprick with a bright very good plus bore. The smooth bore barrel retains about pitting toning to a gunmetal gray patina and light oxidation freckling 85% original blue with a handful of areas of light pitting, a few of which throughout. The shortened smooth American hardwood straight grip have been touched up with reapplied blue, the barrel ring is toning to stock rates very good with a few light handling marks while the added plum, and there are scattered small spots of oxidation staining and light red ventilated rubber recoil pad is slightly proud around the edges and handling marks overall. The magazine tube displays the typical minor provides a 13” length of pull. The smooth American hardwood forend operational wear and a few small spots of staining while the aluminum remains in near excellent condition with a few faint handling marks and receiver retains about 95% original black anodization fading to blue in a the carbine features a 6-round magazine tube, the original sights remain few spots along with scattered small scratches and handling marks. The intact and the action appears to function well mechanically. smooth checkered hardwood pistolgrip stock and forend rates very good (23A9678-11) {MODERN} [Lester Hull Collection] (200/300) with a few light scratches and handling marks overall and a 1 3/4” flexing Est. 200 - 300 crack in the right wood line of the forend. The shotgun is equipped with the original open sights and slings studs, the shell follower is sluggish and the action otherwise appears to function well mechanically. (23A9678-21) {MODERN} [Lester Hull Collection] (75/150) Est. 75 - 150 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2218 Marlin Model 39A Lever Action Rifle 2223 Smith & Wesson SW22 Victory Semi-Auto Pistol serial #E18638, 22 S, L, LR, 24” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The serial #UDT2474, 22 LR, 5 1/2” interchangeable match barrel with a metal surfaces of this 1948-manufactured Third Model 1st variation rifle bright excellent bore. The stainless steel surfaces rate as-new while the retain about 80% original thinning blue with the interior of the lever textured polymer grip panels also rate as-new. The pistol features a toning to a gray patina, a few small areas of pinprick pitting on the barrel steel-reinforced thumb safety, adjustable trigger stop, removable and magazine tube, narrow streaks along the magazine tube toning to a polymer Picatinny-style optics rail, green fiber optic front sight and straw yellow patina and scattered small spots of light oxidation and adjustable yellow fiber optic two dot rear sight and two factory 10-round handling marks throughout. The smooth walnut pistolgrip stock and magazines are included. Also included is the original factory box, Allen forend rate perhaps good with the remnants of a later added finish and wrench, manual and paperwork and cable lock with keys. This arm is numerous light scratches, dings and handling marks commensurate with as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory-fired only, and may have a very decades of honest use. The Marlin bullseye is missing from the toe line small rack or handling mark only. (23A9319-738) {MODERN} (200/400) but the grooved hard rubber buttplate remains in very good condition Est. 200 - 400 save for a tiny chip in the left edge of the toe and light heel wear. The 2224 Ruger LCP Semi-Auto Pistol original brass inner magazine tube and original sights including the front serial #374-46977, 380 ACP, 2 3/4” barrel with a bright excellent bore. sight hood remain intact and the action appears to function well The metal surfaces retain 99% plus factory black oxide finish while the mechanically. The top of the frame has been drilled and tapped for the textured black glass-filled nylon grip frame rates as-new. This lightweight included Bushnell 22 Scopechief II 3-8x20 rimfire scope with crosshair and compact pistol features fixed ultra-low profile sights and includes reticle and very good optics retaining about 95% original black anodized one 6-round magazine with finger extension floorplate and optional flat finish with a handful of small abrasions along the top of the grooved floorplate for maximum concealability. Also included is the original body. (23A9544-41) {C&R} [Lester Hull Collection] (300/500) factory box, Ruger-logoed pistol rug, manual and paperwork, factory-fire Est. 300 - 500 case and padlock with keys. This arm is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, 2219 Ithaca Model 37R Featherlight Slide Action Shotgun factory-fired only, and may have a very small rack or handling mark only. serial #883258, 20 ga., 26” solid rib barrel choked improved cylinder with (23A9319-495) {MODERN} (150/250) a bright excellent bore. The barrel of this 1964-manufactured shotgun Est. 150 - 250 retains about 95% thinning reapplied blue with evidence of light pitting 2225 Ruger LC9s Semi-Auto Pistol beneath the finish along the right side and areas of light oxidation serial #452-69720, 9mm, 3” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The freckling overall. The magazine tube retains about 90% original blue with metal surfaces retain 99% plus factory blue while the textured black the typical minor silvering of the bearing surfaces with a few scattered glass-filled nylon grip frame rates as-new. This lightweight and compact spots of light oxidation while the frame has aged to a dull gray-brown striker fire pistol features an integrated trigger safety, thumb safety, patina with scattered small spots of oxidation staining and light handling magazine safety, dovetailed high-visibility three dot sights and includes marks from honest use and remnants of original blue in the protected one factory 7-round magazine with finger extension floorplate and areas. Each side of the frame is embellished with machine-engraved optional flat floorplate for maximum concealability. Also included is the games scenes that were gold-filled during the period of use. The smooth original factory box, one inert magazine to aid in disassembly, manual walnut capped pistolgrip stock rates good to near very good for its age and paperwork, chamber flag and cable lock with keys. This arm is with a couple small and unobtrusive cracks and very tiny chips in the as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory-fired only, and may have a very finish of the wrist and some scattered light abrasions and handling small rack or handling mark only. (23A9319-464) {MODERN} (200/300) marks and the hard rubber grip cap with reeded edged white spacer Est. 200 - 300 appears to be a replacement and remains in excellent condition. The 2226 Ruger LCR-22 Double Action Revolver smooth walnut forend rates very good with a narrow chip in the left wood serial #548-78292, 22 LR, 1 7/8” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The line and a few scattered light handling marks. The barrel is sighted with 7000-series aluminum monolithic frame retains 97% factory matte black a pink fiber optic bead and a brass bead at mid rib and the action finish with an unobtrusive small casting imperfection and three small appears to function well mechanically. (23A9678-59) {C&R} [Lester Hull spots of loss toning to silver at the muzzle while the stainless steel Collection] (200/400) cylinder retains 99% plus PVD finish. The black polymer fire control Est. 200 - 400 housing and pebble-textured Hogue Tamer Monogrip rate as-new. This 2220 Smith & Wesson M&P9 Shield M2.0 Semi-Auto Pistol lightweight carry revolver features an 8-round capacity, a serial #HZM9827, 9mm, 3” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal friction-reducing cam that provides a smooth non-stacking trigger pull, surfaces retain 99% plus factory Armornite finish while the M2.0 textured replaceable pinned front sight ramp, and a grip peg that allows for a polymer grip frame rate as-new. This Massachusetts-compliant pistol variety of grips to be installed. Also included is the original factory box, features a 10 lbs. trigger pull, thumb safety, steel three dot sights and Ruger-branded rug, factory-fired case, padlock and keys and includes two factory magazines: one 7-round and one 8-round magazine manual and paperwork. (23A9319-390) {MODERN} (275/375) with an extended baseplate. Also included is the original factory box, Est. 275 - 375 manual and paperwork, chamber flag and cable lock with keys. This arm 2227 Ruger LCR-22MAG Double Action Revolver is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory-fired only, and may have a very serial #1541-00013, 22 Magnum RF, 1 7/8” barrel with a bright excellent small rack or handling mark only. (23A9319-824) {MODERN} (200/400) bore. The 7000-series aluminum monolithic frame retains 99% plus Est. 200 - 400 factory matte black finish while the stainless steel cylinder retains 99% 2221 Smith & Wesson M&P40 Shield M2.0 Semi-Auto Pistol plus PVD finish. The black polymer fire control housing and serial #HZM3912, 40 S&W, 3” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The pebble-textured Hogue Tamer Monogrip rate as-new. This lightweight metal surfaces retain 99% plus factory Armornite finish while the M2.0 carry revolver features a 6-round capacity, a friction-reducing cam that textured polymer grip frame rate as-new. This Massachusetts-compliant provides a smooth non-stacking trigger pull, replaceable pinned front pistol features a 10 lbs. trigger pull, thumb safety, steel three dot sights sight ramp with white bar, and a grip peg that allows for a variety of grips and includes two factory magazines: one 6-round and one 7-round to be installed. Also included is the original factory box, Ruger-branded magazine with an extended baseplate. Also included is the original handgun rug, manual and paperwork and cable lock with keys. This arm factory box, manual and paperwork and cable lock with keys. This arm is is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory-fired only, and may have a very as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory-fired only, and may have a very small rack or handling mark only. (23A9319-418) {MODERN} (300/500) small rack or handling mark only. (23A9319-823) {MODERN} (200/400) Est. 300 - 500 Est. 200 - 400 2228 Ruger SR40c Semi-Auto Pistol 2222 Smith & Wesson M&P380 Shield EZ M2.0 Semi-Auto Pistol serial #345-11657, 40 S&W, 3 1/2” barrel with a bright excellent bore. serial #NDC4339, 380 ACP, 3.5” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The The metal surfaces retain 99% plus black nitride finish while the textured metal surfaces retain 99% plus factory Armornite finish while the black glass-filled nylon compact grip frame rates as-new. The pistol textured polymer grip frame rate as-new. The pistol features an features a reversable backstrap, integral accessory mounting rail, easy-to-rack slide, two factory 8-round easy-to-load magazines, a grip dovetailed adjustable high-visibility three dot sights, ambidextrous safety and no thumb safety, loaded chamber indicator, three dot sights magazine release and thumb safety, trigger safety, loaded chamber and a Picatinny-style rail for lights or lasers. Also included is the original indicator and two 9-round magazines with finger extension baseplates factory box, manual and paperwork, chamber flag, sight adjustment tool and optional flat baseplates are included. Also included is the original and cable lock with keys. This arm is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory box, magazine loading tool, factory-fired case, manual and factory-fired only, and may have a very small rack or handling mark only. paperwork, and padlock with keys. This arm is as-new-in-box, dealer (23A9319-704) {MODERN} (200/400) stock, factory-fired only, and may have a very small rack or handling Est. 200 - 400 mark only. (23A9319-467) {MODERN} (300/500) Est. 300 - 500 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2229 Ruger New Model Single-Six Convertible Revolver 2235 Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 38 Double Action Revolver serial #265-64302, 22 LR/22 MRF, 5 1/2” cold hammer-forged barrel serial #CSF2462, 38 Special +P, 2” barrel with a bright excellent bore. with a bright excellent bore. The stainless steel surfaces including the The metal surfaces retain 99% plus factory matte black finish while the extra 22 Magnum cylinder rate excellent plus while the smooth walnut black synthetic grip rates as-new. This double action only revolver is grips with silver Phoenix medallions are as-new. The revolver features a equipped with an ambidextrous Insight laser and cylinder release, fixed blade front sight and fully adjustable square-notch rear sight. Also 5-round capacity, black ramp front sight and integral square-notch rear included is the original factory gray plastic hard case, previously sight. Also included is the original factory box, S&W-logoed handgun mentioned extra cylinder, manual and paperwork, factory-fired case, and rug, factory-fired case, manual and paperwork and cable lock with keys. padlock with keys. This arm is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory-fired This arm is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory-fired only, and may only, and may have a very small rack or handling mark only. have a very small rack or handling mark only. (23A9319-684) (23A9319-426) {MODERN} (400/600) {MODERN} (300/500) Est. 400 - 600 Est. 300 - 500 2230 Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 380 Semi-Auto Pistol 2236 Sig Sauer SP2022 Semi-Auto Pistol serial #EAH4536, 380 ACP, 2 3/4” barrel with a bright excellent bore. serial #24B219977, 40 S&W, 3 3/4” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 98% factory Armornite finish with very The metal surfaces of this Massachusetts-compliant handgun retain light high edge wear and a very small spot of fading behind the rear 99% plus factory Nitron finish while the polymer frame and textured grip sight. The textured matte black polymer finger-grooved grip frame rates panels rate as-new. The pistol is equipped with an accessory rail, Siglite excellent with perhaps a faint handling mark or two. This subcompact tritium night sights that glow as they should and two factory 10-round pistol is equipped with an ambidextrous Insight laser built into the frame magazines. Also included is the original factory plastic hard case, an which remains functional but could use a fresh battery, a set of XS extra set of grip panels, polymer paddle holster, chamber flag, manual Sights DXW Big Dot sights is installed on the slide which are toning to a and paperwork and cable lock with keys. This arm is as-new-in-box, gray-brown patina and the front tritium sight still glows faintly. The pistol dealer stock, factory-fired only, and may have a very small rack or also features a thumb safety, slide lock and takedown lever and comes handling mark only. (23A9319-607) {MODERN} (400/600) with two factory 6-round magazines with pinky-extensions, one flat Est. 400 - 600 floorplate, original factory box, S&W-marked pistol rug, factory-fired case 2237 Smith & Wesson M&P40 Semi-Auto Pistol and paperwork. (23A9319-700) {MODERN} (150/250) serial #HAT7102, 40 S&W, 4 1/4” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The Est. 150 - 250 metal surfaces of this Massachusetts-compliant pistol retain 99% plus 2231 Sig Sauer P229 Semi-Auto Pistol factory Armornite finish while the polymer frame and textured grip panels serial #55B004001, 40 S&W, 4” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The rate as-new. The handgun is equipped with steel three dot sights, 10 metal surfaces of this Massachusetts-compliant handgun retain 99% lbs. trigger pull, no thumb or magazine safety, ambidextrous slide stop, plus original black Nitron and anodized finishes while the ergonomic E2 articulated trigger safety, accessory rail and three interchangeable one-piece grip rates as-new. The pistol features an accessory rail, backstraps. The pistol includes Smith & Wesson’s Carry & Range kit Siglite tritium night sights that continue to glow and two factory 10-round featuring three factory 10-round magazines, a S&W-logoed Blade-Tech magazines are included. Also included is the original factory plastic hard kydex belt holster, Blade-Tech double magazine pouch, ear plugs and a case, manual and paperwork, cable lock with keys and chamber flag. Maglula Uplula magazine loader. Also included is the original factory This arm is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory-fired only, and may plastic hard case, manual and paperwork, chamber flag, factory-fired have a very small rack or handling mark only. (23A9319-638) case and cable lock with keys. This arm is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, {MODERN} (500/700) factory-fired only, and may have a very small rack or handling mark only. Est. 500 - 700 (23A9319-718) {MODERN} (400/600) 2232 Smith & Wesson M&P9 Semi-Auto Pistol Est. 400 - 600 serial #DWS3985, 9mm, 4 1/4” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The 2238 Ruger LCRx-3 Double Action Revolver metal surfaces of this Massachusetts-compliant handgun retain about serial #545-25527, 38 Special +P, 3” barrel with a bright excellent bore. 99% factory Armornite finish while the full-size black polymer grip frame The 7000-series aluminum monolithic frame and stainless steel cylinder rates excellent with the interchangeable backstrap having been very retain 99% plus factory matte black and PVD finishes respectively, while nicely custom stippled. The handgun features an accessory rail, the polymer fire control housing and Ruger-logoed and pebble-textured articulated trigger safety, no thumb or magazine safety, steel three dot Hogue Tamer Monogrip rate as-new. The revolver features a 5-round photoluminescent night sights and three factory 10-round full-size capacity, a friction-reducing cam that provides a smooth non-stacking magazines. Also included is the original factory box and chamber flag. trigger pull, an external hammer for single action use, a replaceable An excellent condition M&P9 variant which is no longer manufactured. pinned ramp front sight with white bar and an adjustable square-notch (23A9319-727) {MODERN} (250/350) blade rear sight. Also included is the original factory box, a Est. 250 - 350 Ruger-logoed handgun rug, manual and paperwork and cable lock with 2233 Smith & Wesson M&P9c Semi-Auto Pistol keys. This arm is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory-fired only, and serial #HDA9853, 9mm, 3 1/2” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The may have a very small rack or handling mark only. (23A9319-402) metal surfaces of this Massachusetts-compliant pistol retain 99% plus {MODERN} (300/500) factory Armornite finish while the compact textured black polymer grip Est. 300 - 500 frame rates as new. The gun features an accessory rail, articulated 2239 Ruger LCR-357 Double Action Revolver trigger safety, magazine safety, no thumb safety, three dot Novak-style serial #545-92625, 357 Mag, 1 7/8” barrel with a bright excellent bore. sights and three interchangeable backstraps. Also included are two The stainless steel monolithic frame and cylinder retain 99% factory factory 10-round magazines, the original factory plastic hard case, matte black and PVD finishes respectively with a barely noticeable tiny manual and paperwork, chamber flag and cable lock with keys. This arm spot of silvering on the left side of the frame below the cylinder. The is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory-fired only, and may have a very polymer fire control housing and Hogue Tamer boot grip rate excellent. small rack or handling mark only. (23A9319-828) {MODERN} (300/500) This double action only revolver features a 5-round capacity, a Est. 300 - 500 friction-reducing cam that provides a smooth non-stacking trigger pull, a 2234 Smith & Wesson M&P40c Semi-Auto Pistol replaceable pinned ramp front sight with white bar and an integral serial #HBJ0733, 40 S&W, 3 1/2” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The square-notch rear sight. Also included is the original factory box, metal surfaces of this Massachusetts-compliant pistol retain 99% plus Ruger-logoed handgun rug, manual and paperwork and cable lock with factory Armornite finish while the compact textured black polymer grip keys. This powerful and lightweight carry revolver remains in excellent frame rates as new. The gun features an accessory rail, articulated plus condition and appears to have seen little if any use. (23A9319-421) trigger safety, magazine safety, no thumb safety, three dot Novak-style {MODERN} (300/500) sights and three interchangeable backstraps. Also included are two Est. 300 - 500 factory 10-round magazines, the original factory plastic hard case, manual and paperwork, factory-fired case, and cable lock with keys. This arm is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory-fired only, and may have a very small rack or handling mark only. (23A9319-800) {MODERN} (300/500) Est. 300 - 500 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2240 Smith & Wesson M&P9 Semi-Auto Pistol 2245 IWI Uzi Semi-Auto Pistol serial #HRA5895, 9mm, 4 1/4” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The serial #DR003517, 22 LR, 5” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces of this Massachusetts-compliant handgun retain 99% metal surfaces retain 99% plus factory black anodization and blue factory Armornite finish while the full-size polymer frame and textured finishes while the grooved polymer grip frame rates excellent plus. grip panels rate excellent. The pistol is equipped with steel three dot Manufactured by Carl Walther of Germany and imported by Umarex sights, 10 lbs. trigger pull, no thumb or magazine safety, an articulated USA, the pistol features an accessory rail, faux barrel compensator, trigger safety, three interchangeable backstraps and an accessory rail. classic Uzi-style controls and sights and a factory polymer 10-round Also included are two factory 10-round magazines, one of which shows magazine specifying 22 LR high velocity ammunition only. Also included the remnants of neon green paint in the S&W logo and witness hole is the original factory plastic hard case, takedown and sight adjustment numbers, the original factory plastic hard case, manual and paperwork, tools, manual and paperwork, factory-fired case and cable lock with factory-fired case and cable lock with keys. This pistol appears like-new keys. This arm is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory-fired only, and and has seen little if any use. (23A9319-714) {MODERN} (250/350) may have a very small rack or handling mark only. (239319-934) Est. 250 - 350 {MODERN} (250/450) 2241 Sig Sauer P250 SC Semi-Auto Pistol Est. 250 - 450 serial #EAK084474, 45 ACP, 3 1/2” barrel with a bright excellent bore. 2246 Ruger New Model Single-Six Convertible Revolver The metal surfaces of this double action only handgun retain 99% plus serial #265-64309, 22 LR/22 MRF, 5 1/2” cold hammer-forged barrel factory Nitron finish while the textured black polymer subcompact grip with a bright excellent bore. The stainless steel surfaces including the module with small sized grip appears as-new. This innovative pistol extra 22 Magnum cylinder rate excellent plus while the smooth walnut features the ability to exchange the functional mechanism between grips with silver Phoenix medallions are as-new. The revolver features a different size grip modules allowing an immediate change in and fixed blade front sight and fully adjustable square-notch rear sight. Also size and is equipped with a reversable magazine release, ambidextrous included is the original factory gray plastic hard case, previously slide release, Siglite tritium night sights that glow green and one factory mentioned extra cylinder, manual and paperwork, factory-fired case, and 6-round magazine. Also included is the original factory box, chamber padlock with keys. This arm is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory-fired flag, lubricant, manual and paperwork and cable lock with keys. This only, and may have a very small rack or handling mark only. arm is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory-fired only, and may have a (23A9319-428) {MODERN} (400/600) very small rack or handling mark only. (23A9319-654) {MODERN} Est. 400 - 600 (400/500) 2247 Colt Model 22 Semi-Auto Pistol Est. 400 - 500 serial #PHO1941, 22 LR, 4 1/4” ventilated rib barrel with a bright 2242 Sig Sauer SP2022 Semi-Auto Pistol excellent bore. The stainless steel surfaces rate very good plus with a serial #24B137332, 9mm, 3 3/4” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The few scattered light handling marks, while the checkered black synthetic metal surfaces retain 98% original black Nitron finish with very slight grip with silver Colt medallions rates excellent. The pistol is equipped operational wear on the breech of the barrel while the textured black with a crossbolt safety, the original factory fixed sights, two factory polymer grip frame rates excellent with a faint handling mark or two. This 10-round magazines, the original factory plastic hard case and manual Massachusetts-compliant pistol is equipped with an accessory rail, are included and the action appears to function well mechanically. Siglite tritium night sights that glow green and three factory 10-round (23A9385-15) {MODERN} [Richard J. Stoddard Jr. Collection] (300/500) magazines. Also included is a different size factory polymer grip, the Est. 300 - 500 original factory box, and paperwork. (23A9319-604) {MODERN} 2248 Walther G22 Semi-Auto Rifle (300/500) serial #PW020275, 22 LR, 20” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The Est. 300 - 500 barrel retains 99% original blue while the textured olive drab polymer 2243 Smith & Wesson M&P40 Semi-Auto Pistol thumbhole stock and forend with rubber grip inserts rates excellent plus. serial #HTJ0203, 40 S&W, 4 1/4” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The This German-manufactured rifle is imported by Smith & Wesson metal surfaces of this Massachusetts-compliant pistol retain 99% factory and features an ambidextrous safety and magazine release, an Armornite finish with the slightest operational wear on the breech of the adjustable length of pull with two spacers included, a reversable barrel while the polymer frame and textured grip panels rate as-new. charging handle and ejection port, magazine storage in the buttstock, The handgun is equipped with steel three dot sights, 10 lbs. trigger pull, polymer accessory rails below the barrel and forend and on the top of no thumb or magazine safety, ambidextrous slide stop, articulated the carry handle, a fixed blade front sight and a retractable rear sight trigger safety, accessory rail and three interchangeable backstraps. The blade with six selectable elevation settings. Also included are two factory pistol includes Smith & Wesson’s Carry & Range kit featuring three 10-round magazines, original factory plastic hard case, manual, sight factory 10-round magazines, a S&W-logoed Blade-Tech kydex belt adjustment and disassembly tools and a cable lock with keys. This arm holster, Blade-Tech double magazine pouch, ear plugs and a Maglula is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory-fired only, and may have a very Uplula magazine loader. Also included is the original factory plastic hard small rack or handling mark only. (23A9319-940) {MODERN} (300/500) case, manual and paperwork, factory-fired case and cable lock with Est. 300 - 500 keys. This arm is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory-fired only, and 2249 Harrington & Richardson Sportsman Double Action Revolver may have a very small rack or handling mark only. (23A9319-834) serial #30707, 22 LR, 6” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal {MODERN} (400/600) surfaces retain about 98% original blue which is ever so slightly thinning Est. 400 - 600 on the front strap with very light silvering at the muzzle, a few very tiny 2244 Sig Sauer P250 C Semi-Auto Pistol freckles and a few faint handling marks overall. The sides of the hammer serial #EAK001215, 40 S&W, 3 3/4” barrel with a bright excellent bore. remain bright with good case-hardened colors along the back. This The metal surfaces retain about 98% plus factory Nitron finish with very variant had the address on the top of the barrel and two patent dates on light operational wear on the barrel. The textured polymer compact grip the cylinder. The checkered walnut grip remains in very good condition module appears as-new and the pistol features an accessory rail, with a very tiny chip and crack in the left top edge and a few light reversable magazine release, ambidextrous slide stop, Siglite tritium handling marks at the heel. The original sights are intact, barrel-to-frame night sights that glow green and one factory 13-round magazine. This fit is excellent, all of the serialized parts are matching and the action innovative pistol features the ability to exchange the functional seems to function well mechanically with solid timing and lock-up. A very mechanism between different size grip modules allowing an immediate nice example of these desirable revolvers. (23A9319-132) {C&R} change in caliber as well as frame and grip size. Also included is the (400/600) original factory plastic hard case, chamber flag, lubricant, manual and Est. 400 - 600 cable lock with keys. This arm is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, 2250 Thompson/Center Renegade Percussion Rifle factory-fired only, and may have a very small rack or handling mark only. serial #70283, .54 cal., 26” octagon barrel with a bright excellent bore (23A9319-653) {MODERN} (400/500) with strong rifling. The rifle retains about 97% original blue with a few Est. 400 - 500 small spots of pinprick pitting at the breech, a few tiny spots of loss toning to gray on the left quarter flat, minor high edge and muzzle wear and a few scattered small spots of light oxidation. The hammer and lockplate retain strong original case-hardened colors and feature light foliate scroll engraving. The smooth walnut straight grip half-stock rates near excellent with a few scattered light handling marks while the Parkerized buttplate displays some light oxidation and heel wear. The rifle comes equipped with double set triggers, a fixed blade front sight and an adjustable square-notch rear sight and a 26 1/2” wooden ramrod is included. (23A9678-92) {ANTIQUE} [Lester Hull Collection] (150/250) Est. 150 - 250 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2251 Cooey Model 84 Single Barrel Shotgun 2256 Browning BPS Magnum Hunter Slide Action Shotgun serial #15103, 28 ga., 28” plain barrel choked full with a bright excellent serial #42811NM152, 12 ga., 28” ventilated rib Invector Plus barrel with bore. The barrel is toning to a blue-brown patina with some ripples in the a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces of this exterior of the barrel from the forend back with scattered small spots of Japanese-manufactured shotgun retain about 98% original blue which is oxidation staining and light handling marks overall. The frame, slightly thinning on the frame with light operational wear on the triggerguard and top lever are toning to a dull gray patina with light magazine tube and the breech of the barrel is toning to plum. The oxidation freckling throughout, a couple tiny dings in the edges of the checkered walnut pistolgrip stock and fluted forend rate excellent with a triggerguard and modest amounts of original case-hardened colors in few light handing marks including a tiny scuff in the checkering on the the protected areas. The smooth walnut pistolgrip stock and forend rate right side of the grip while the Browning-marked soft rubber recoil pad very good as cleaned with an added finish and some scattered handling remains in excellent condition. This bottom-ejecting shotgun is equipped marks from honest use. The barrel is sighted with a brass bead and with a 3 1/2” chamber, a tang mounted safety, a gold-colored trigger and locks up tightly and on-face and the action appears to function well a silver bead sight. One Browning Invector Plus choke tube marked mechanically. (23A9678-29) {C&R} [Lester Hull Collection] (75/150) “MOD-LEAD / FULL-STEEL” is included and the action appears to Est. 75 - 150 function well mechanically. (23A9665-24) {MODERN} (300/500) 2252 Remington Model 31L Field Slide-Action Shotgun Est. 300 - 500 serial #582932, 20 ga., 26” plain barrel marked full but gauging cylinder 2257 U.S. Model 1896 Krag Bolt Action Rifle by Springfield Armory with a bright excellent bore. The barrel and magazine tube are toning to serial #64401, 30-40 Krag, 30” barrel with an oxidized bore. The barrel a mottled dark gray patina with remnants of older reapplied blue, retains about 95% evenly-thinning arsenal reapplied blue with a few tiny scattered areas of softened pinprick pitting and light oxidation areas of pinprick pitting beneath the finish and a few scattered light throughout. The alloy receiver and triggerguard have aged to a dark handling marks and tiny spots of light oxidation. The bands and gray patina toning more to light gray around the loading port and high triggerguard have aged to a gray-plum patina with moderate pitting on edges with scattered light handling marks overall while the bolt displays the stacking swivel and a few tiny spots of light oxidation overall while spots of oxidation staining. The smooth walnut pistolgrip stock and the receiver, gate and sideplate display a smoky case-hardened patina grooved forend rate near very good with a few hairline cracks in the wrist with scattered spots of oxidation staining. The in-the-white bolt remains and one in the upper right edge of the forend and a few light handling mostly bright with the bolt toning to gray and remnants of original bright marks from honest use while the Remington-marked tortoiseshell ribbed blue on the extractor. The smooth black walnut straight grip stock rates buttplate remains in very good plus condition. The barrel is sighted with very good with perhaps a touch of period added finish, a handful of a brass bead and the action appears to function well mechanically. narrow streaks of finish loss on the buttstock and scattered light (23A9678-89) {C&R} [Lester Hull Collection] (150/250) handling marks from military service and features a crisp “JSA / 1898” Est. 150 - 250 cartouche on the left flat and a strong circled “P” firing proof behind the 2253 MDM Buckwacka In-Line Muzzleloading Rifle triggerguard. The rifle is equipped with the correct trap buttplate, the serial #MDM550-37735, .50 cal., 209 ignition, 23” barrel with a bright original swivels and sights remain intact including the Model 1896 rear excellent bore. The matte stainless steel surfaces rate near excellent sight and the action is smooth and appears to function well with light staining. The smooth hardwood forend rates excellent while mechanically. (23A9688-2) {ANTIQUE} (500/700) the shortened pistolgrip stock rates excellent as refinished with an Est. 500 - 700 ill-fitted ventilated rubber recoil pad showing some minor crazing on the 2258 U.S. Model 1884 Trapdoor Rifle by Springfield Armory edges providing a 12 5/8” length of pull. The rifle is equipped with a red serial #359068, 45-70, 32 5/8” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The fiber optic bead front sight, adjustable Williams ghost ring rear and two metal surfaces retain a blend of arsenal and later reapplied blue which is Weaver bases are installed towards the breech of the barrel. A synthetic toning to a blue-brown patina under direct light with a few scattered ramrod with brass screw and jag tip is included and the action appears small areas of old minor oxidation and pinprick pitting beneath the finish to function well mechanically. (23A9678-87) {ANTIQUE} [Lester Hull and scattered light handling marks toning to brown. The breech tang, Collection] (100/200) lockplate, hammer and chamber display smoky case-hardened colors Est. 100 - 200 with the lockplate correctly marked with a Federal Eagle ahead of the 2254 Winchester Model 12 Featherweight Slide Action Shotgun hammer and “U.S. / SPRINGFIELD” below the thumbpiece while the serial #1834430FX, 12 ga., 26” plain barrel choked improved cylinder breechblock is dated “1873” and the barrel displays a softened “V / P / with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 95% (eagle head) / P” proof. The smooth black walnut straight grip stock original blue with light operational wear on the magazine tube and rates near excellent for its age with a narrow chip to the left of the bottom of the barrel and very light silvering of the high edges. The breech tang, a minor scratch on each side of the ramrod channel from smooth walnut pistolgrip stock and grooved forend rate very good with the sling hook and a few scattered minor handling marks. The stock perhaps a touch of later added finish, two very tiny filled repairs on the features a spurious “SWP / 1889” cartouche on the left flat and a strong comb line and a handful of scattered light handling marks from honest circled “P” firing proof behind the triggerguard. The original front sight use while the Winchester-branded checkered synthetic buttplate has been replaced with a tall blade, the swivels and correct “R” marked remains in near excellent condition. The shotgun is sighted with a silver Model 1884 Buffington rear sight remain intact and the three position bead, the barrel is serial-matched to the receiver and the action appears lock and tumbler are strong and crisp. A correct swelled-shank to function well mechanically. (23A9678-43) {C&R} [Lester Hull slotted-head ramrod is included along with a brown leather military-style Collection] (300/500) sling which remains in very good condition with minor crazing and spots Est. 300 - 500 of light verdigris. (23A9688-7) {ANTIQUE} (400/600) 2255 Winchester Model 12 Slide Action Shotgun Est. 400 - 600 serial #944431, 16 ga., 28” plain barrel choked full with a bright near 2259 Slide Action Rifle excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 85% original blue with serial #8180520, 30-06, 22” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The the breech of the barrel, the barrel extension and the action bar toning to metal surfaces retain about 97% original blue with a few tiny spots of gray, minor silvering at the muzzle and on the high edges and bearing loss on the magazine tube, minor operational wear toning to gunmetal surfaces and scattered light scratches and handling marks toning to gray and a few light handling marks overall. The fleur-de-lis checkered gunmetal gray throughout. There is some light staining on the capped pistolgrip stock and forend with contrasting black tip rate in-the-white bolt. The grooved walnut forend rates very good with excellent with a tiny spot of wear in the high gloss finish of the forend on remnants of the original finish and a few light handling marks while the each side of the action bars. The professionally-fitted Pachmayr White replacement smooth walnut pistolgrip stock rates excellent with a hard Line ventilated rubber recoil pad rates excellent and provides a 13 1/4” rubber buttplate providing a 14” length of pull. The barrel is sighted with length of pull. The barrel is sighted with a Lyman blade front and original a silver bead and the action appears to function well mechanically. factory adjustable notch rear, sling swivel studs have been added, one (23A9678-61) {C&R} [Lester Hull Collection] (250/450) factory 4-round detachable box magazine is included and the action Est. 250 - 450 appears to function well mechanically. Mounted to the drilled and tapped receiver in a pair of see-through rings is a Tasco 4x32 scope with duplex reticle and very good optics retaining 99% original gloss black finish with a few light handling marks. (23A9678-105) {MODERN} [Lester Hull Collection] (350/550) Est. 350 - 550 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2260 Ruger M77R Bolt Action Rifle 2264 Marlin Model 989 M2 Semi-Auto Carbine serial #77-73101, 308 Win, 22” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The serial #25357083, 22 LR, 18” JM-marked Micro-Groove barrel with a metal surfaces retain about 98% original blue with a tiny scuff on the bolt bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 95% original blue knob and a few scattered light handling marks while the in-the-white bolt and black enamel finishes with minor high edge and muzzle wear, a few remains bright. The checkered walnut capped pistolgrip stock rates scattered tiny specks of light oxidation and a handful of light handling excellent with a few tiny handling marks around the hinged floorplate marks from honest use while the trigger retains modest amounts of its while the characteristic red rifle pad remains in very good plus condition factory gold coloring. The smooth walnut Monte Carlo pistolgrip stock with slight wear to the toe and heel. The rifle is equipped with a and forend rate very good to near very good plus with some scattered tang-mounted safety and a pair of Ruger 1” rings are attached to the light handling marks, particularly around the grip, and a few tiny integral mounts on the receiver. The action of this classic Ruger rifle splotches of what appears to be white paint around the barrel band. The appears to function well mechanically. (23A9678-108) {MODERN} original sights, sling swivels and Marlin bullseye are intact, one original [Lester Hull Collection] (250/450) 7-round detachable box magazine is included and the action appears to Est. 250 - 450 function well mechanically. (23A9544-22) {MODERN} (75/150) 2261 Winchester Model 94 Illinois Sesquicentennial Lever Action Carbine Est. 75 - 150 serial #IS7335, 30-30, 20” barrel with full magazine and a bright 2265 Remington Mohawk 10C Semi-Auto Rifle excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 99% original blue with a serial #2460555, 22 LR, 19 5/8” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The few scattered light handling marks while the loading gate, trigger, saddle metal surfaces retain about 95% original blue with the front sight blade ring and checkered shotgun-style buttplate retain 99% factory gold toning to plum and some tiny spots of light oxidation. The checkered plating with very slight silvering on the edges of the buttplate. The polymer Mohawk brown capped pistolgrip stock rates excellent and smooth select walnut straight grip stock and forend rate very good to features white polymer diamond inlays in the forend. The rifle is near very good plus with an unobtrusive light scratch on the right side of equipped with a tang-mounted safety, the original sights are intact and the buttstock and a few scattered light handling marks while the stock mounted to the grooved receiver is a BSA Bronze 2-7x32 adjustable features an inlaid medallion marked “ILLINOIS SESQUICENTENNIAL / objective scope with duplex reticle and bright very good optics retaining 150 YEARS OF PROGRESS” around the perimeter with a passenger jet 99% original black anodized finish. One original 10-round magazine is and oxen-pulled wagon superimposed on the outline of the state’s included and the action appears to function well mechanically. borders. The left side of the frame bears the profile of the 16th U.S. (23A9319-344) {MODERN} (150/250) president flanked by “Land of Lincoln” and the right breech of the barrel Est. 150 - 250 is marked in gold “ILLINOIS SESQUICENTENNIAL / 1818-1968”. The 2266 Marlin Model 99 M1 Semi-Auto Carbine original opens sights remain intact including the front sight hood and the serial #27309096, 22 LR, 18” JM-marked Micro-Groove barrel with a action appears to function well mechanically. A very nice bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 98% original blue commemorative Winchester 94. (23B9678-139) {C&R} [Lester Hull with light high edge and muzzle wear and a few scattered light handling Collection] (400/600) marks. The custom checkered walnut Monte Carlo pistolgrip stock rates Est. 400 - 600 about very good as refinished with a reshaped comb, a 1” crack in the 2262 Winchester Model 94 Canadian Centennial Lever Action Rifle right side of the buttstock at the buttplate, the finish thinning on the serial #50508, 30-30, 26” octagon barrel with full magazine and a bright buttstock and a few scattered light scratches and handling marks from excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 99% original blue with a use. The Marlin bullseye and the sling swivels remain intact and the M1 couple spots of unobtrusive high edge wear, a tiny spot of loss toning to Carbine-style handguard rates excellent also with a later added finish. gray and a few faint handling marks on the barrel. The smooth walnut The carbine is equipped with the original factory sights, a gold-colored straight grip stock and forend rate excellent with a few very light trigger, a crossbolt safety and the action appears to function well handling marks and the crescent rifle buttplate also remains in excellent mechanically. (23A9544-166) {MODERN} (75/150) condition. Each side of the frame is embellished with simple maple leaf Est. 75 - 150 engraving while the upper tang is stamped in gold “CANADIAN 2267 Marlin Model 99 M1 Semi-Auto Carbine CENTENNIAL ‘67” and the upper right quarter flat of the barrel bears serial #71526077, 22 LR, 18” JM-marked Micro-Groove barrel with a “Canadian Centennial 1867-1967” in golden script. The original sights bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 90% original blue remain intact and the action appears to function well mechanically. An and black enamel finishes with scattered areas of light oxidation, minor excellent condition commemorative 94 lever action rifle. (23B9678-143) high edge wear and various light dings and handling marks. The smooth {C&R} [Lester Hull Collection] (350/550) walnut Monte Carlo pistolgrip stock rates perhaps fair as broken at the Est. 350 - 550 wrist with a large nut and bolt attaching the buttstock to the forend with 2263 Parker VH Grade Boxlock Double Shotgun evident play, a repaired break in the wrist below that, “F” and “S” is serial #215455, 12 ga. on a No. 1 1/2 frame, 26” professionally carved on either side of the crossbolt safety and various scratches and shortened Vulcan steel barrels choked improved cylinder with bright handling marks from use. The charging handle, sights, and forward perhaps very good bores showing a few small areas of very light pitting triggerguard screw are missing and potentially the fire control group and in the right barrel and three small bulges in the left. The barrels retain other internal parts are as well. The Marlin bullseye, sling swivels and about 75% original thinning blue with the breeches and muzzles toning brass inner magazine tube remain intact. (23A9544-318) {MODERN} to a gray patina, a tiny spot of pinprick pitting on the left barrel and (25/50) streaks of loss and handling marks toning to gray throughout. The frame Est. 25 - 50 and forend metal are tastefully embellished with simple zigzag bordering 2268 Marlin Model 99 M1 Semi-Auto Carbine and display an attractive pewtery case-hardened patina with some 22 LR, 18” KH-marked Micro-Groove barrel with a bright excellent bore. pinprick pitting on the right fence and some scattered tiny spots of light The metal surfaces retain about 80% original blue and black enamel oxidation overall with remnants of original case-hardened colors on the finishes with a few spots on the barrel toning to gray, high edge wear on water tables. The checkered walnut capped pistolgrip stock and splinter the triggerguard, some scattered spots of light oxidation and various forend rate very good with an unobtrusive small circular wood-filled light handling marks from use. The trigger retains the majority of the repair behind the right lock, a 1 1/4” hairline crack in the right side of the original factory gold coloring. The smooth walnut Monte Carlo pistolgrip wrist, a minor dent in the checkering of the forend and a few scattered stock and M1 Carbine-style handguard rate about very good as filled repairs and light handling marks overall. The Meriden-marked hard refinished with custom diamond stippled checkering on each side of the rubber gripcap rates excellent, the checkered hard rubber dog’s head forend and some scattered light handling marks from use. The Marlin buttplate remains in very good plus condition with minor wear at the heel bullseye is missing from the toe line and has been filled, the sling and there is an unmarked German silver shield-shaped monogram plate swivels and Marlin-marked checkered hard rubber buttplate remain on the toeline. The forend and barrels are serial-matched to the frame, intact though the contrasting white spacer is no longer present. The the barrels are sighted with a silver bead, the gun features double sights have been removed and a Weaver 22 Tip Off mount holding a triggers and an automatic safety and the action locks up tightly and Weaver B6 6x13 scope is attached to the grooved receiver. The scope appears to function well mechanically with a sliver of light visible at the features a crosshair reticle and serviceable optics and is toning to a left breech. A pretty solid Parker which could still be a handy field gun. blue-brown patina with light high edge wear and a few light handling (23B9678-64) {C&R} [Lester Hull Collection] (400/600) marks. The action of this classic rifle appears to function well Est. 400 - 600 mechanically. (23A9544-278) {C&R} (50/100) Est. 50 - 100 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2269 Savage-Stevens Model 87A Semi-Auto Rifle 2274 Marlin Model 512DL Slugmaster Bolt Action Shotgun 22 S, L, LR, 24” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces serial #05513753, 12 ga., 21” JM-marked Micro-Groove rifled barrel with retain 98% original blue and black enamel finishes with some very light a bright near excellent bore showing a little bit of metal fouling. The high edge wear on the triggerguard, a narrow streak on the magazine metal surfaces retain about 98% original matte black Parkerized finish tube toning to brown under direct light, and a few scattered tiny specks with very light muzzle and operational wear and some scattered light of light oxidation and light handling marks. The checkered walnut handling marks and the in-the-white bolt remains bright. The checkered pistolgrip stock rates perhaps very good plus with a handful of light black Rynite pistolgrip stock rates very good plus with a few faint scuffs handling marks from the years. The original sights remain intact and the and handling marks while the ventilated rubber recoil pad remains in action appears to function well mechanically. These rifles have the excellent condition. No magazine is included (they are readily available) ability to function as both a bolt action repeater and a semi-auto. and the shotgun is equipped with a right side safety lever, a hooded (23A9319-877) {C&R} (75/150) brass bead front sight, a folding semi-buckhorn sporting rear sight with Est. 75 - 150 elevator and the action appears to function well mechanically. Attached 2270 Savage Model 24S-E Over Under Combination Gun to the factory drilled and tapped receiver is a Weaver mount and rings serial #P063692, 22 Mag / 20 ga., 24” barrels, the shotgun barrel holding a Leupold M8 Compact 2.5x20 scope with duplex reticle and chocked full, with bright excellent bores. The metal surfaces retain about bright excellent optics retaining about 99% original black anodization 90% original thinning blue toning to gray in a few areas on the bottom of with a few light handling marks. (23A9544-126) {MODERN} (200/400) the frame, the top of the upper barrel and on the sides of the lower Est. 200 - 400 barrel along with light high edge wear and a few scattered small spots of 2275 Marlin Model 99 M1 Semi-Auto Carbine light oxidation and light handling marks. The custom checkered serial #69200820, 22 LR, 18” Micro-Groove barrel with a bright excellent American hardwood pistolgrip stock rates very good as refinished with a bore. The metal surfaces retain about 97% original blue and black couple small chips in the upper wood line of the grip and a few light enamel finishes with light high edge and muzzle wear, some scattered handling marks with the right side of the stock featuring a hand carved tiny specks of oxidation on the barrel and some scattered light handling pair of doves. The ribbed hard rubber buttplate remains in very good marks overall. The in-the-white bolt remains bright and the trigger condition with a couple tiny chips in the right edge and is slightly retains most of the original gold coloring. The smooth walnut Monte oversized at the toe. The smooth hardwood forend rates good also with Carlo pistolgrip stock and M1 Carbine-style handguard rates very good a light coat of finish and a repaired 2 1/2” crack and repaired 2 3/4” x to near very good plus with some scattered light handling marks and the 3/4” chip at the rear wood line. The gun features a side lever, the breech Marlin bullseye and sling swivels remain intact. The front sight blade is of the upper barrel is grooved for scope mounts, the original sights intact and the rear sight has been replaced by a pair of Weaver Tip-Off remain intact, and the action locks up securely and appears to function rings holding a Weaver V22 3-6x16 rimfire scope with crosshair reticle well mechanically. (23A9319-540) {MODERN} (250/450) and very good optics retaining about 95% original blue with a few small Est. 250 - 450 areas of light oxidation. The action of this light and handy carbine 2271 Savage-Stevens Model 87D Semi-Auto Rifle appears to function well mechanically. (23A9544-57) {C&R} (75/150) 22 S, L, LR, 20” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces Est. 75 - 150 retain about 93% original blue and black enamel finishes with minor high 2276 Remington Model 514 Bolt Action Rifle edge wear and some spots of loss toning to gray on the triggerguard, 22 S, L, LR, 24 3/4” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The barrel is the blue is thinning along the barrel with some scattered small spots of toning to a gray-blue patina, the receiver retains about 95% original blue light oxidation on the barrel and magazine tube. The trigger retains most and the bolt handle and triggerguard are toning to plum with some of its gold coloring while the knurled magazine tube head, magazine scattered tiny handling marks and small spots of old light oxidation band and charging handle retain about 90% original chrome plating with overall. The smooth walnut pistolgrip stock rates about very good with a some light flaking on the charging handle. The smooth walnut pistolgrip touch of added finish and scattered light handling marks, scratches and stock rates very good with various scattered light handling marks and streaks of darker discoloration from use while the Remington-marked minor signs of use. The original sights and inner brass magazine tube checkered hard rubber buttplate remains in very good plus condition. remain intact, the rifle is equipped with a right side mounted safety and The original sights remain intact and the action appears to function well the action appears to function well mechanically. (23A9319-978) {C&R} mechanically. (23A9544-68) {C&R} (75/150) (75/150) Est. 75 - 150 Est. 75 - 150 2277 Winchester Model 69 Bolt Action Rifle 2272 J.C. Higgins Model 30 Semi-Auto Rifle 22 S, L, LR, 25” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces 22 LR, 24” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain retain about 85% original thinning blue with the triggerguard toning to a about 95% original blue and black anodized finishes with light high edge brown patina, light muzzle and high edge wear, and scattered small and muzzle wear, and scattered small spots of light oxidation and light spots of old light oxidation and light handling marks overall. The handling marks along the barrel and magazine tube. The two-piece in-the-white bolt remains mostly bright with the handle displaying some smooth walnut capped pistolgrip stock and forend rate very good with light oxidation staining. The smooth walnut pistolgrip stock rates about the stock exhibiting some side-to-side play, some finish wear on the good with a 4 1/2” repaired chip running through the bolt handle recess, buttstock and scattered light dings and handling marks from use. The a 2 1/4” x 7/8” chip missing from the toe, a 1 1/2” oval shaped spot of J.C. Higgins marked gripcap and buttplate remain in very good condition darker discoloration on the left forend and some scattered light handling with a few tiny chips in the edges and the retractable sling is not present marks. The Winchester-marked hard rubber buttplate is broken from the in the sling slot. The original sights remain intact and mounted to the lower attachment screw down. The original sights remain intact except grooved receiver is a J.C. Higgins Rifleman 4x13 scope with crosshair for the front sight hood, one factory 5-round 22 L and LR detachable box reticle and serviceable optics retaining 95% original blue with scattered magazine is included and the action appears to function well specks of light oxidation and a few light handling marks. The action mechanically. (23A9319-960) {C&R} (75/150) appears to function well mechanically. (23A9544-297) {C&R} (75/150) Est. 75 - 150 Est. 75 - 150 2278 Harrington & Richardson Model 865 Plainsman Bolt Action Rifle 2273 Stevens Model 240 Over Under Shotgun serial #AL264099, 22 S, L, LR, 22 1/4” barrel with a bright excellent .410 bore, 26” barrels choked full with bright excellent bores. The barrels bore. The metal surfaces retain about 95% original blue with very light retain about 85% original thinning blue toning to a dark gray patina in muzzle wear, some scattered light handling marks and scratches toning areas with minor silvering at the muzzle, scattered light handling marks to gunmetal gray and a few spots of light oxidation. The black polymer toning to gray and some scattered small spots of light oxidation. The triggerguard displays some impact marks on the bow and the triggerguard retains about 75% black enamel finish with edge wear and in-the-white bolt remains bright. The smooth walnut-stained American flaking revealing the light gray aluminum beneath while the frame has hardwood Monte Carlo pistolgrip stock rates very good with the factory aged to a plum-gray patina with light oxidation staining overall and finish a little worn on the buttstock and a handful of scattered light remnants of original case-hardened colors around the hammers. The handling marks overall. The original front sight has been replaced with a checkered tortoiseshell-colored Tenite pistolgrip stock and forend rate dovetailed blade, the original sporting rear with elevator remains intact, about very good with scattered light scratches and handling marks from one original 5-round detachable magazine is included and the action the field. The shotgun is equipped with a brass bead sight, double appears to function well mechanically. While this is a repeating rifle, hammers and triggers, the barrels lock up tightly and on-face and the there is currently a removable factory single shot adapter installed. action appears to function well mechanically. (23A9544-119) {C&R} (23A9544-43) {MODERN} (50/100) (100/200) Est. 50 - 100 Est. 100 - 200 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2279 Scarce Bolt Action Rifle 2285 Mossberg Model 500A Slide Action Shotgun 22 W.R.F., 27” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The barrel and serial #K314251, 24" Slugster barrel with a very good bore which may receiver retain about 85-90% original blue toning to a blue-gray patina clean to excellent. The steel surfaces retain about 95% original blue with under direct light with a handful of scattered light scratches and minor sparsely scattered specks of light oxidation, loss due to operational wear handling marks, and a few scattered tiny spots of pinprick pitting and old on the slide arm and magazine tube while the alloy receiver retains 99% light oxidation. The triggerguard is toning to a gray patina and the bolt anodized finish with a tiny carry mark or two. The checkered hardwood and trigger retain about 98% original nickel plating with a couple spots of pistolgrip buttstock and forearm remain in near excellent condition with a loss toning to gunmetal gray. The barrel address and Winchester proof few minor handling marks. The original sights remain intact and remain crisply marked while the Winchester proof on the bolt is partially mounted atop the receiver is a Tasco 3-9x32 scope with duplex reticle faded. The smooth walnut pistolgrip stock rates very good with a tiny and clear optics on Weaver flip-over base and rings. (59319-266) imperfection in the grain on left side of the buttstock and a few scattered {MODERN} (100/200) light handling marks from the years while the Winchester-marked Est. 100 - 200 checkered hard rubber buttplate rates excellent. The original sights 2286 Slide Action Shotgun remain intact and the action appears to function well mechanically. A serial #272902, 20 ga., 28" plain barrel choked a loose modified with a very nice example of these single-shot rifle in a desirable chambering. bright very good bore. The metal surfaces retain about 98% original (23A9694-19) {C&R} (400/600) blue, loss due to light edge wear and a few specks of light oxidation. Est. 400 - 600 The checkered walnut pistolgrip buttstock and forearm remain in near 2280 Sears Roebuck Ted Williams Model 34 Semi-Auto Rifle excellent condition with a few minor handling marks. (59319-970) 22 L,LR, 24" barrel with a bright very good bore. The metal surfaces {MODERN} (150/250) retain about 98% original blue, loss due to light wear along the edges of Est. 150 - 250 the grooved receiver. The smooth walnut pistolgrip buttstock and 2287 Stevens Model 620 Slide Action Shotgun extended forearm remain about very good with dents and handling 12 ga., 30" plain barrel choked improved modified with a very good bore. marks, the belly of the buttstock has an inlaid monogram plate. The The metal surfaces retain about 60% original blue toning to brown with sights are intact, the bolt is no longer present. (59544-38) {MODERN} scattered light oxidation and pitting, the edges and magazine tube worn (50/100) to gray. The checkered walnut pistolgrip buttstock and forearm rate Est. 50 - 100 good to about very good with overall handling marks and spots of flaking 2281 Wards Westernfield No. 47 Semi-Auto Rifle varnish. The stock has been shortened and the original recoil pad has 22 S,L,LR, 24" barrel with a bright very good bore. The metal surfaces been replaced with a Redhead ventilated rubber recoil pad providing a retain about 40% original blue toning to brown with scattered fine 12 1/4" length of pull and is somewhat shy of the stock. (59319-876) oxidation and a few specks of light pitting. The plain pistolgrip hardwood {C&R} (75/150) stock with fingergroove forearm remain in very good condition with dents Est. 75 - 150 and handling marks. The sights are intact, the bolt and other small parts 2288 Savage Stevens Model 820B Slide Action Shotgun are missing. (59544-290) {MODERN} (25/75) 12 ga., 28" Savage Super-Choke equipped barrel with a very good Est. 25 - 75 bright bore. The metal surfaces retain about 85% original blue toning to 2282 CVA Frontier Percussion Muzzleloading Rifle brown with scattered light oxidation, patches of pitting and light wear serial #703823, .50 cal., 24" octagon barrel with an excellent bore along the edges and on the magazine tube. The plain walnut pistolgrip showing a few spots of light oxidation along the grooves. The barrel buttstock remains fair with a horizontal crack through both sides and the retains about 97% original blue with a few scattered impact marks, bottom of wrist along with other marks and moderately flaking finish specks of oxidation and edge wear with a more pronounced impact mark while the grooved forearm remains near excellent with light handling on the right side of the barrel approximately 7" from the muzzle. The marks. (59319-875) {C&R} (50/100) lockplate retains about 98% lightly softened color case-hardened finish, Est. 50 - 100 the hammer has muted to gray with light oxidation along the neck while 2289 Mossberg Model 500A Slide Action Shotgun Combo the brass furniture is a bright goldenrod with some minor patches of serial #K337418, 12 ga., 24" Slugster barrel with a bright excellent bore. staining and light surface marks. The walnut stock remains very good The steel and alloy surfaces retain 98% original camouflage finish with plus with minor blemishes in its original gloss finish, a swivel stud hole light wear on the magazine tube. The stippled synthetic pistolgrip has been inexpertly drilled toward the heel of the stock. The original buttstock and grooved forearm remain excellent retaining 98% original sights are in place, the ramrod rib has separated and is presently matching camo finish with a couple minor handling marks. Included is a secured with cloth tape and what appears to be the proper brass tipped factory 28" Accu-Choke barrel retaining about 97% matching original ramrod is included. (59678-93) {ANTIQUE} [Lester Hull Collection] camo finish with light wear along the muzzle and flaking at the threaded (75/150) breech. Modified, improved cylinder and full choke tubes with spanner Est. 75 - 150 wrench are included. (59319-276) {MODERN} (100/200) 2283 Ithaca Model 37 Featherlight Slide Action Shotgun Est. 100 - 200 serial #490715, 12 ga., 28" plain barrel choked modified with a bright 2290 Westernfield Browning Model 30 Slide Action Shotgun excellent bore. The metal surfaces tone to a smoky gray patina with serial #88686, 12 ga., 28" plain barrel choked modified with a very good brown undertones and generous traces of original blue, and show some bright bore. The metal surfaces have toned to brown patina with overall minor operational and edge wear with some tiny scratches and specks light oxidation and spots of pitting still showing generous amounts of of fine oxidation. The checkered walnut pistolgrip buttstock and grooved original blue with gray operational wear on the magazine arm. The forearm remain very good with minor handling marks and added finish checkered walnut pistolgrip buttstock and forearm remain good with on the buttstock is also present on the grooved plastic buttplate. overall light flaking and handling marks. (59319-979) {C&R} (100/200) (59319-207) {C&R} (100/200) Est. 100 - 200 Est. 100 - 200 2291 Mossberg Model 144 Bolt Action Rifle 2284 Mossberg 835 Slugster Slide Action Shotgun 22 LR, 26" barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain serial #UM15728, 12 ga., 24" ported barrel with a bright, excellent rifled about 92% evenly thinning original blue toning to brown with scattered bore. The steel and alloy surfaces retain about 98% original blue and spots of light oxidation. The bolt remains overall bright; the color anodized finishes, loss due to light operational wear on the magazine case-hardened handle retains 95% bright colors with light oxidation on tube. The checkered hardwood pistolgrip buttstock and forearm remain the double knobs. The plain walnut pistolgrip sock with raised in very good plus to near excellent condition with minor marks and cheekpiece remains very good with overall light handling marks. The blemishes. Shotgun is sighted with a white bead ramped front sight and hooded front sight is in place as is the model S-130 receiver sight, sling Williams adjustable sporting rear sight. (59319-271) {MODERN} swivels, hand stop and single magazine, the colored safety buttons are (100/200) no longer present. (59544-105) {C&R} (150/250) Est. 100 - 200 Est. 150 - 250 2292 Wards Westernfield No. 47C Bolt Action Rifle 22 S,L,LR, 24" barrel with an excellent bore. The metal surfaces are a brownish gray patina with traces of original blue and scattered fine oxidation. The plain pistolgrip walnut stock with raised cheekpiece remains about very good with overall handling marks, light staining and flaking original finish. The front sight has been removed and installed on this receiver is a Weaver G4 scope with crosshair reticle and cloudy optics in a N2 base and rings, there is also an addition set of drilled and taped hole from prior scope installation. (59544-78) {C&R} (50/100) Est. 50 - 100 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2293 Marlin Model 100 Bolt Action Rifle 2299 Mossberg Model 42B Bolt Action Rifle 22 S,L,LR, 24" barrel with an about very good bore showing light 22 S,L,LR, 24" barrel with a very good bore showing some minor light oxidation. The metal surfaces are a gray a brown patina with generous pitting. The metal surfaces are toning to brown still with generous amounts of original blue and scattered scratches and overall oxidation. amounts of original blue and scattered oxidation and some light pitting. The plain walnut pistolgrip stock remains in good condition with overall The plain pistolgrip walnut stock with raised cheekpiece remains about handling marks and has been cleaned of its original finish. The bolt, very good with overall handling marks and staining. The original sights magazine components and triggerguard are missing. (59544-320) remain intact (minus the front sight hood), there is an additional set of {MODERN} (5/25) drilled and tapped holes atop the receiver and in front of the rear sight. A Est. 5 - 25 single magazine is included. (59544-103) {C&R} (75/150) 2294 Mossberg Model 144 LS Bolt Action Rifle Est. 75 - 150 22 LR, 26" barrel with a very good bright bore. The metal surfaces retain 2300 Mossberg Model 151M(a) Semi-Auto Rifle about 75% original blue toning to brown with scattered light oxidation 22 LR, 20" barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain turning more moderate at the muzzle also showing light pitting. The bolt about 95% evenly thinning original blue with some scattered fine remains overall bright with light freckling, the knob showing light oxidation. The plain pistolgrip full-length walnut stock with shallow raised oxidation. The plain walnut pistolgrip stock with raised cheekpiece cheekpiece remains very good with light handling marks and staining. remain about very good with light handling marks and patches of flaking The original sights and rear aperture sight remain in place. (59544-98) and staining. The colored safety buttons and rear sling swivel are no {C&R} (150/250) longer present. The front sight has been removed and mounted atop the Est. 150 - 250 grooved receiver is a Mossberg M40 4x scope with fine crosshair reticle, 2301 Remington Model 24 Semi-Auto Rifle cloudy optics and rubber eyecup. The scope and rings show scattered serial #816, 22 Short, 19" barrel with a good bore showing scattered light oxidation and staining. Included is a plastic hand-stop and single light pitting and frosting with evident rifling. The metal surfaces have magazine. Mounted to the belly of the stock is a 2" piece of 3/8" bar toned to brown patina with scattered spots of light pitting and oxidation, stock with two drilled and tapped holes for palm rest attachment. light impact and surface marks, edge wear still with generous traces of (59544-101) {C&R} (100/200) original blue. The plain, shallow pistolgrip walnut buttstock and forend Est. 100 - 200 remain about very good with overall handling marks and is a bit shy of 2295 Mossberg Model 144LS Bolt Action Rifle the metal with light staining, no original finish and long thin horizontal 22 LR, 26" barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain cracks in the top and bottom of the wrist. The original sights remain about 40% original blue toning to brown with overall light oxidation and intact, lockup has loosened with age. (59544-170) {C&R} (175/275) spots of fine pitting. The plain pistolgrip walnut stock with raised Est. 175 - 275 cheekpiece remains good to very good with light handling marks, spots 2302 Universal M1 Semi-Auto Carbine of flaking and staining, the colored safety pins are no longer present. serial #86346, 30 Carbine, 18" barrel with a bright excellent bore. The The Globe style front sight is in place and a Mossberg S331 adjustable metal surfaces retain about 95% original blue, loss due to light edge and aperture sight has been installed on the receiver. The sling swivels are operational wear along the action, some minor light surface marks and present as is the plastic hand stop and single magazine. (59544-77) spots of oxidation on the magazine. The plain pistolgrip walnut stock {C&R} (100/200) remains about very good with scattered light handling marks in its gloss Est. 100 - 200 finish. The front sight band is not seating properly on the barrel, the rear 2296 Mossberg Model 144LSA Bolt Action Rifle sight is in place along with the previously mentioned 5 round magazine. 22 LR, 26" barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain (59544-109) {MODERN} (200/400) about 95% original blue with some scattered fine oxidation, the rear right Est. 200 - 400 side of the receiver toning to brown and a large "5" stamped in the 2303 Winchester Model 67 Bolt Action Single Shot Rifle underside of the barrel in front of the forend. The plain walnut pistolgrip 22 S,L,LR, 27" barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces stock with raised cheekpiece remains in good condition with light have toned to an overall brown patina sparsely scattered surface marks, handling marks, moderate flaking on the right side of the wrist and a specks of oxidation, hardened grease and generous traces of original large "5" incise carved in the pistolgrip. The globe style front sight is in blue mainly along the protected areas of the action. The plain pistolgrip place along with a Mossberg S331 adjustable aperture receiver sight walnut stock remains about very good with minor handling marks under and front sling swivel. A small iron handle has been brass welded to the an added light finish. The original sights remain intact. (59678-53) {C&R} hand stop mounting screw, there is no magazine present but a single [Lester Hull Collection] (100/200) shot adapter is in place. (59544-102) {MODERN} (150/250) Est. 100 - 200 Est. 150 - 250 2304 Valmet Model 412 Over-Under 2297 Mossberg Model 144LSA Bolt Action Rifle serial #219591, 30-06 (7.62x63), 23 1/2" barrels with bright, excellent 22 LR, 26" barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain bores. The metal surfaces retain about 98% original blue, the only 95% original blue with some scattered fine oxidation slightly more measurable loss is due to some oxidation and minor pitting around the noticeable on the grooved receiver and a large "3" stamped in the forend lug on the lower barrel. The factory lettering and line engraving underside of the barrel in front of the forend. The plain walnut pistolgrip on the frame retains nearly all of its factory gold fill. The checkered stock remains about very good with light handling marks, areas of dried walnut stocks rate as-new, the buttstock features a pistolgrip, a raised flaking finish and fine spatters of white paint. The colored safety pins comb and has a vented factory recoil pad. The original sights remain and hand stop plate are no longer present and there is a small "S" incise intact on the upper barrel’s solid rib. The original box is included which carved in the belly of the stock along with a large "3" in the pistolgrip. contains a set of swivels and the factory inspection card that shows the The globe style front sight is in place along with a Mossberg S331 rifle was tested with Winchester ammunition. Both the barrels and box adjustable aperture receiver sight and front sling swivel, there is no are numbered to the receiver and the certificate is dated June 15, 1981. magazine present but a single shot adapter is in place. (59544-66) This is an excellent to near-as new condition example of these fine {MODERN} (150/250) double rifles, the only noted loss is hidden under the forearm when Est. 150 - 250 assembled. (4A6520-479) {MODERN} [Richard “Stretch” Kennedy 2298 Mossberg Model 144 Bolt Action Rifle Collection] (500/700) 22 LR, 26" barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain Est. 500 - 700 about 95% original blue with scattered fine oxidation. The plain walnut 2305 Browning BPS Field Slide Action Shotgun pistolgrip stock with raised cheekpiece remains about very good with serial #09768PP152, 12 ga., 28” ventilated rib Invector choke barrel with overall handling marks and spots of flaking. Affixed to the right side of an excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 95-97% original blue the buttstock is a shield shaped sportsman's club sticker. The hooded that has some light wear and handling marks and some light specks of front sight is in place and a Mossberg S331 aperture sight is mounted to surface oxidation scattered about. The trigger and Browning Buckmark the receiver. Included are sling swivels, black plastic hand stop and a logo on the triggerguard retain all of their gold plating and fill. The single magazine. (59544-93) {C&R} (150/250) checkered walnut stocks rate near excellent and have some light dings Est. 150 - 250 and other light handling marks, the forearm has a small impression along its upper right edge. The pistolgrip buttstock has the solid black factory recoil pad. The rib is equipped with a single bead front sight and included are a modified Invector choke and a factory Invector series choke wrench. An overall near excellent condition example of these popular and versatile field grade shotguns. (4A9675-4) {MODERN} (400/600) Est. 400 - 600 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2306 Browning Model 92 Lever Action Rifle 2310 Parker Trojan Boxlock Double Shotgun serial #07983PZ167, 44 MAG, 20” barrel with an excellent bore. The serial #168528, 12 ga. on a No.2 frame, 26” barrels that are choked metal surfaces retain about 95% original blue that is mingling with some improved cylinder and modified and have very good to near excellent areas of light surface oxidation and some light pitting. There is some bores with some areas of light pitting and the right tube showing some moderate pitting and slight erosion at the heal of buttplate, the gold small dents towards the muzzle. The barrels retain about 80% of what trigger retains nearly all of its original gold plating. The walnut stocks appears to be original blue that is flaking and toning to brown and rate near excellent and have some light dings and some other light mingling with areas of light surface oxidation. The frame has about 75% handling marks. The buttstock has a sling swivel stud installed, there is of a later applied polished blue finish that shows most of its loss along a small filled hole just below it on the toe line. The original sights remain the bearing surfaces and high edges. There are additionally a few minor intact and the action does appear to function correctly. A near excellent tool and impact marks on the left side and some of the screws have example overall that should be a terrific shooter despite its very minor minor slot damage. The markings on the water table remain crisp, cosmetic issues. (4A9678-73) {MODERN} [Lester Hull Collection] including the “OVD” proof. The walnut stocks are checkered, the (300/500) pistolgrip buttstock has an elongated diamond cut pattern, the splinter Est. 300 - 500 forearm has nearly worn smooth and both have added finish. The stocks 2307 Remington Model 1100 Skeet Matched Pair Semi-Auto Shotgun rate about very good, the forearm is darker in color and has a 3 1/2" serial #L147545J, 28 ga., 25” ventilated rib barrel that is choked skeet partially repaired crack along its right side and a few small chips. The and has an excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 90% original buttstock has several small dings and other light handling marks and blue that has some areas of light wear, handling and tool marks and some flaking to the finish along with evidence of drying toward the butt some scattered light specks of surface oxidation throughout. The factory end. The butt is fitted with an unmarked, serrated hard rubber buttplate engraving retains much of its original gold fill. The checkered walnut that has a small chip at its toe and the stock has a length of pull of 14” to stocks have some light dings, small depressions and other light handling the forward trigger with drops of 1 1/2” and 2 1/2". The action locks up marks. The forearm rates about very good and has a 5” long crack along tight with no lateral play and overall this classic shotgun would make a with a few small chips that run from its base up the center. The pistolgrip decent rainy day field gun when its minor bore issues are corrected. buttstock rates about the same and has some cracks running through (4A9571-4) {C&R} (400/600) the wrist area and an area of moderate chipping and loss on the right Est. 400 - 600 side where the wood meets the metal, leaving the stock sitting loose in 2311 Ithaca Field Grade Boxlock Double Shotgun its mount. A set of dual bead sights are factory installed on the rib and serial #433332, 16 ga., 26” barrels that are choked modified and full and the action appears to function correctly. An about very good example have very good bores that have some areas of light pitting, the right tube overall, this lot is part of a Matched Pair that is numbered “3108”, which has a small dent about 6” from the muzzle. The barrels retain about 80% was built in 1970 and is numbered to the next lot. (4A9571-17) of what appears to be their original blue that is evenly fading and flaking {MODERN} (250/450) to brown and mixing with some areas of light surface oxidation. The Est. 250 - 450 frame and remaining metal parts are mostly mottled brown, the 2308 Remington Model 1100 Skeet Matched Pair Semi-Auto Shotgun triggerguard and top lever retain some of their blue. Additionally there serial #L150832H, 410 ga., 25” ventilated rib barrel that is choked skeet are some spots of light oxidation staining and a few small areas of and has a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 97-98% original case color still visible in the protected areas. The checkered original blue that has some light handling wear and scattered light walnut stocks show evidence of light sanding with an oil finish added, specks of surface oxidation throughout. The factory engraving retains the checkering is soft and the metal edges bordering the wood remain nearly all of its original gold fill. The checkered walnut stocks rate near proud. The wood has some light dings and other light handling marks, excellent and have several light dings and other light to minor handling the buttstock has a simple, serrated hard rubber buttplate that is chipped marks. A set of dual bead sights are factory installed on the rib and the with portions missing at both the heel and toe. The capped pistolgrip action appears to function correctly. A near example overall, this lot is buttstock has a 14 1/8” length of pull to the forward trigger with drops of part of a Matched Pair that is numbered “3108”, which was built in 1970 1 3/4" and 3 3/4". The action appears to function correctly and locks up and is numbered to the previous lot. (4A9571-16) {MODERN} (400/600) tight, the top lever comes to rest right of center. An overall very good Est. 400 - 600 condition double that would make a great field gun. (4A9571-6) {C&R} 2309 Browning Twelvette Double Auto Shotgun (400/600) serial #1A40527, 12 ga., about 22” ventilated rib barrel with an added Est. 400 - 600 Lyman Cutts compensator and an excellent bore. The metal surfaces 2312 Custom Mauser 98 Bolt Action Rifle retain about 98% of the original blue that is lightly flaking to brown and serial #3861, 8mm Mauser, 24” military stepped barrel with a near has a few light handling marks. The trigger has some of its original gold excellent bore that has strong rifling and some light freckling in the plating and most of the factory engraving remains bright. The rib has grooves. The metal surfaces retain about 98-99% of a commercially what appears to be some minor impact and minor tool marks in the area applied blue finish that covers a few areas of very light pitting and has just behind the compensator. The checkered walnut stocks rate near some light handling wear, some fine surface oxidation and other marks excellent and have some light dings and other light handling marks throughout. The front receiver ring has had a “square-bridge” collar throughout. The pistolgrip buttstock has an added Pachmayr vented applied over it which includes a claw mount base and remains in the recoil pad and a length of pull of about 13 3/4". The pad is proud of the white with some light staining and patina. The custom checkered walnut wood. An overall near excellent 1961 example that has had some stock rates near excellent and features a slender angle-tipped forend, custom period alterations and appears to function correctly. (4A9549-1) horn capped pistolgrip and hard rubber buttplate and a left side {MODERN} (500/700) shadowline cheekrest. The gripcap has some minor cracking and Est. 500 - 700 flaking. The wood has a few light dings and other marks, and there are a few very small hairline cracks forming at the upper tang. The bottom metal appears to be commercial and swivels have been added to the buttstock and along the underside of the barrel. A sporting ramp sight and fixed leaf rear sight have been added to the barrel, the receiver is equipped with claw mounts. The bolt is numbered alike to the serial number listed on the left side of the barrel, the handle has been nicely turned down and the knob checkered. Overall this is a very nice “cigarette” rifle that would make a terrific deer rifle. (4A9575-3) {C&R} (400/600) Est. 400 - 600 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2313 Savage Model 23D Bolt Action Rifle 2318 Thompson/Center Contender Carbine serial #216307, 22 Hornet, 24 3/4" barrel with a bright, excellent bore. serial #335483, 22 LR, 21” barrel with a bright, excellent bore. This is an The metal surfaces retain about 98-99% original blue that has a some as-new-in-box example of these popular single shot carbines. The frame light handling marks and a few small specks of very light surface depicts the crouching cougar engraved scene on either side. The stocks oxidation scattered about. The bolt remains in the white and is mostly feature a grooved forearm and checkered capped pistolgrip buttstock bright. The checkered walnut stock rates excellent and has a few small with the red rubber factory rifle pad. The original sights remain intact and dings and some light staining. The checkering remains mostly crisp with the barrel is taped for mounts. The original box that is numbered to the only one or two flattened points. The original blued steel buttplate, hard frame is included and contains the manual and original packaging. This rubber grip cap and swivels remain intact. The original factory sights carbine does not appear to have spent any time out of its box and had also remain intact and mounted to the left side of the receiver is a period not been previously assembled. (4A6520-2538) {MODERN} [Richard Weaver T3 sideplate mount which holds a Weaver 29S riflescope. The “Stretch” Kennedy Collection] (300/500) scope features a crosshair reticle and has excellent optics. The action Est. 300 - 500 appears to function correctly and a single Savage “23-D” marked 2319 BSA Martini International MK III Rifle magazine is included. An excellent example overall of these popular serial #UF3220, 22 LR, 29” heavy barrel with a bright, excellent bore. small-bore sporting rifles. (4B9544-214) {C&R} (400/600) The metal surfaces retain about 80% original blue that is mixing with Est. 400 - 600 brown and fading to gray throughout. Additionally there are areas of light 2314 Winchester Model 43 Bolt Action Rifle surface oxidation and some light pitting throughout as well. The lever serial #26902A, 22 Hornet, 24” barrel with a very good bore that is has much of its original case color that is mostly visible in the protected mostly bright but has some areas of light pitting. The metal surfaces areas, the balance is a mottled brown. The walnut stocks rate very good retain about 90% original blue that is mixing with areas of light surface and have light dings and other handling marks. The free-float beavertail oxidation and pitting throughout. The bolt body remains in the white and forearm has a minor crack running from its rear mounting screw to its is mostly bright, the bolt handle is mottled blue and gray. The smooth base and the pistolgrip buttstock has a thin foam-type spacer added walnut stock rates near excellent and has several light dings and other about 1” from the butt. Both the barrel and receiver are tapped for sights light handling marks, but seems to have most of its original finish. The and mounts, none are present however and the holes remain vacant. A stock retains its checkered steel buttplate and a set of swivels are very good example of these single shot rifles. (4A9587-4) {C&R} installed. The original sights, minus the front sight hood, remain intact. (400/600) The rear of the barrel and top of the receiver have been amateurishly Est. 400 - 600 tapped and a set of Weaver bases have been installed. The mounts 2320 BSA Martini International MK II Light Left-Hand Rifle hold a Kollmorgen Bear Cub 4X riflescope that features a crosshair serial #FD373X, 22 LR, 26” tapered barrel with a bright, excellent bore. reticle and very good optics. A single magazine is included. Overall this The metal surfaces are flaking and toning to brown with about 95-97% is a very good condition example of these “poor man’s Model 70” rifles evenly fading original blue remaining. There are light handling marks that should make a decent shooter. (4A9544-71) {C&R} (400/600) and some specks of light oxidation scattered throughout. The lever has Est. 400 - 600 trace amounts of case color and is mostly a mottled brown. The walnut 2315 Custom Winchester Model 69A Bolt Action Rifle stocks rate near excellent and have light dings and other handling marks 22 S, L, LR, 25” barrel with an excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain along with some minor flaking to the lacquer finish. The buttstock about 95% original blue that is mixing with scattered light specks of features a right side cheekrest for the left handed shooter and a slightly surface oxidation throughout. The walnut stock has been checkered on oversized hard rubber buttplate is installed at the butt. A set of target the forearm and rates near excellent overall with some light dings and blocks are installed on the barrel and the side mount base is affixed to other handling marks. The original swivel studs and hard rubber the right side of the receiver. The rear set of tapped holes on the barrel buttplate are intact. The checkering is mostly sharp with some flattened remains vacant. An overall near excellent example of these “improved” points and was likely done by an apprentice or beginner as the lines are Martini rifles. (4A9587-7) {C&R} (400/600) not straight or parallel. The original front sight is intact, the rear sight has Est. 400 - 600 been removed and its dovetail filled with a slot blank. A set of blocks 2321 BSA Martini International Light Rifle have been mounted to the receiver which hold a Bushnell Banner serial #F658, 22 LR, 26” tapered barrel with a bright, excellent bore. The 1.5-4X20mm riflescope. The scope features a duplex reticle and has blued metal surfaces are lightly flaking to brown and retain about 95% of excellent optics. A single factory magazine marked “W” is included. A their original finish that is mixing with specks of light surface oxidation very nice example of these classic rimfire sporting rifles. (4A9544-148) and has some areas of light handling wear throughout. The lever retains {C&R} (200/400) some of its original case color but is mostly an overall mottled gray. The Est. 200 - 400 walnut stocks rate very good to near excellent and have small dings and 2316 Remington Model 540XR Bolt Action Rifle light handling marks along with some areas of light to minor flaking to serial #1188382, 22 LR, 26” heavy barrel with a bright, excellent bore. the lacquered finish. The right side of the pistolgrip has more moderate The metal surfaces retain about 99% original blue that has just a few wear, the butt has the original hard rubber buttplate. There is a light handling marks and some very light specks of surface oxidation composite shim or bedding material between the barrel and the scattered about. The hardwood target stock rates excellent and has a beavertail forearm. The barrel and left side of the receiver are tapped for few small dings and light handling marks. The stock features a handstop sights and mounts, none are present and the holes remain vacant. A rail with aluminum handstop and has an adjustable buttplate. There are quality single shot rifle that has lots of potential. (4A9587-3) {C&R} target blocks mounted to the barrel and the receiver is grooved for (300/500) mounts. A globe style front sight is included, the rear of the receiver has Est. 300 - 500 a side mount base on the left side for a rear aperture sight, however no 2322 BSA Model 12 Martini Rifle rear sight is included. A terrific example of these quality single shot serial #40596, 22 LR, 29” barrel with an excellent bore. The metal rimfire target rifles. (4A9544-44) {MODERN} (300/500) surfaces are overall mostly a mottled brown with some areas of light Est. 300 - 500 oxidation and oxidation staining throughout. There are a few areas of 2317 Thompson/Center Contender Carbine original blue still visible in the more protected areas. The walnut stocks serial #273539, 30-30, 21” barrel with an excellent bore. This is an rate very good and have added finish overall light dings and other light as-new-in-box example of these fine single shot carbines. The frame handling marks scattered throughout. The forearm has some basic bears the crouching cougar that is perched on a ledge engraved scene. checkering and several holes drilled. The straight grip stock has a minor The stocks feature the grooved walnut forearm and checkered capped chip below the rear target sight and is discolored toward the butt, likely pistolgrip buttstock with the red rubber rifle pad. The barrel is equipped from a being in an added rubber boot style recoil pad. The barrel sights with the original sights and is tapped for mounts. The original box is are missing, and the dovetail on the underside of the barrel is vacant. included that is numbered to the frame, but states that the carbine was The Parker-Hale PH7A rear target sight remains intact. The action originally shipped with a 22 LR barrel. The manual and original appear to function correctly and with the correct front sight installed this packaging are included in the box. The carbine appears not to have would make a great shooter. (4A9587-2) {C&R} (300/500) seen much time out of its box and likely had not been assembled prior. Est. 300 - 500 (4A6520-1945) {MODERN} [Richard “Stretch” Kennedy Collection] (300/500) Est. 300 - 500 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2323 BSA Model 12 Martini Rifle 2328 Rossi Model 92 SRC Lever Action Carbine serial #29554, 22 LR, 29” barrel with an excellent, factory relined bore. serial #N018700, 44-40 Win, 20” barrel with an excellent bore. The The metal surfaces retain about 97-98% of what appears to be a later metal surfaces retain about 95-97% original blue that has some light arsenal type applied blue that is lightly toning to brown and has some handling marks and light wear along the bearing and working surfaces. light handling marks scattered throughout. The walnut stocks rate near The Brazilian walnut stocks rate excellent and have a few small dings excellent and have some light dings and other light handling marks and and light handling marks. The buttstock features a crescent carbine added finish. The forearm has been stipple checkered and has a few steel buttplate that is slightly proud at the toe. The original sights remain added holes, a brass ring swivel with plate has been added at the base intact and the action appears to function correctly. Carbine was imported and there is a “15” stamped in the wood just above the plate. The by Interarms in VA and is in excellent overall condition. (4A9678-75) straight grip buttstock has some great figure to the grain and a few light {MODERN} [Lester Hull Collection] (300/500) drying cracks. The sights have been removed, and the dovetail on the Est. 300 - 500 underside of the barrel remains vacant as well. A Parker-Hale PH7A 2329 A.H. Fox Sterlingworth Boxlock Double Shotgun sight is included but its mounting screws are missing. The action serial #92354, 12 ga., 30” barrels that are choked improved modified appears to function correctly and this may make a terrific shooter with a and full with excellent bores. The metal surfaces retain about 95-97% of little effort. (4A9587-1) {C&R} (300/500) a later applied blue finish that is toning to plum and is covering some Est. 300 - 500 areas of light pitting and other light handling marks. The walnut stocks 2324 BSA Model 12 Martini Rifle show evidence of sanding and have added finish as well. The splinter serial #24885, 22 LR, 29” factory relined barrel with an excellent bore. forearm has some light chipping and a small amount of fill at its tip. The The metal surfaces retain about 90% of what appears to be the original pistolgrip buttstock has a sliver missing along the left side of the top blue that is heavily toning and flaking to brown. There are some light tang, there is some additional light chipping along the remainder of the handling marks and scattered light specks of surface oxidation tang and the affected area has been smoothed over. The wood rates throughout. The walnut stocks rate near excellent and have light dings very good to near excellent overall, there are light handling marks and and other light handling marks along with added finish throughout. The small dings and the checkering has softened with the refinish. The butt forearm is checkered and has some added tapped holes, the straight has a plain serrated hard rubber buttplate and the stock has a 14 1/4" grip buttstock has the original hard rubber buttplate. Rifle is equipped length of pull to the forward trigger and drops of about 1 1/2" and 2 1/4". with a Parker-Hale globe style FS12 front sight with insert and a PF7A The toe line has a small vacant hole where a swivel base may have rear target sight. The rear sight is missing the leaf section, only the base once been installed, the underside of the rib is tapped for a front base as remains. The action appears to function correctly and overall this is an well. The action’s lock-up is tight with no lateral play and the lever excellent example of these pre-WWII 22 training rifles. (4A9574-153) comes to rest right of center. Overall this classic American double would {C&R} (400/600) make a terrific field gun with no concerns of the weather or conditions to Est. 400 - 600 hold back its use. (4A9571-10) {C&R} (300/500) 2325 Remington Model 4 Rolling Block Rifle Est. 300 - 500 serial #612358, 32 RF, 24” octagon barrel with an about very good bore 2330 Interarms Mark X Mannlicher Bolt Action Carbine that has some areas of light oxidation and some small pits but has serial #232817, 30-06, 20” barrel with a near excellent bore that is strong rifling throughout. The metal surfaces are all mostly a mottled mostly bright but has some areas with light oxidation and some light gray and brown with a few areas of some light oxidation and light pitting, frosting in the grooves. The metal surfaces retain about 99% original and some light handling and tool marks throughout. The top barrel flat is blue that has a few light handling marks. The full-length, checkered marked only with the “REMINGTON ARMS CO. ILION, N.Y.” address, walnut stock rates near excellent and has some light dings and other and beside the serial number and caliber designation there are no other light handling marks throughout. The stock features a steel forend tip, visible stampings or markings present. The walnut stocks rate about capped pistolgrip and has a left side cheek rest with accent line and a very good and have the usual light dings and other light to minor ventilated recoil pad. The original sights remain intact including the front handling marks scattered throughout. The forearm has a small crack at sight hood. Mounted to the receiver by a set of Weaver bases is a its base, the straight grip buttstock has a few light and hairline cracks Bushnell Scope Chief IV 1.5-4.5X20 rifle scope. The scope features a around the screw escutcheon and upper tang area where the metal duplex reticle and has bright optics and includes a set of bikini style lens meets the wood. Rifle is equipped with a simple blade front sight and covers. Carbine features dual set triggers, a very stylish butter knife bolt notched rear sight and the action appears to function correctly. A nice handle and swivels. This is a very nice European-styled carbine in example that may make a good shooter. (4A9459-13) {C&R} (200/400) excellent overall condition that should make a trusty hunting arm. Est. 200 - 400 (4A9678-102) {MODERN} [Lester Hull Collection] (400/600) 2326 Savage Fox B Boxlock Double Shotgun Est. 400 - 600 20 ga., 28” barrels choked improved cylinder with excellent bores. The 2331 Custom Ruger Mini-14 Ranch Semi-Auto Rifle metal surfaces are overall a mottled brown with areas of blue and gray serial #187-00744, 223 Rem, 18” barrel with compensator and an blending throughout. Additionally there are a few areas of light pitting excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 97-98% original blue and some scattered light surface oxidation and a handling marks as that has some light handling wear and specks of light surface oxidation well. The checkered walnut stocks rate near excellent overall and have scattered throughout. The rifle is stocked in a Hogue Over Molded some light to minor dings and other handling marks. The buttstock has a standard black rubber stock that rates excellent with a few light handling 13 1/4" length of pull and has drops of about 1 1/2" and 2 3/4". A very marks. There is a small brass, non-adjustable custom mount which good example overall of these classic utility shotguns. (4A9575-2) {C&R} holds a simple brass bodied laser pointer that is mounted to the right (200/400) side of the handguard. The laser is not functional and will likely need Est. 200 - 400 fresh batteries. The original factory sights remain intact. A set of 1” 2327 Rossi Model 92 “Puma” Lever Action Carbine factory rings are included and the rifle is equipped with an Accuracy serial #M006401, 44 Mag, 20” round barrel with an excellent bore. The Systems extended magazine release. There is no magazine present but metal surfaces retina about 90% of the original blue finish that has some replacements are available. This is an overall excellent condition light handling marks and edge wear and a few small impact marks and example of these popular carbines that could serve the shooter well as specks of oxidation throughout. The left side of the receiver bears the either a sporting or tactical rifle. (4A9694-24) {MODERN} (400/600) raised bronze Puma medallion, found on many earlier examples. The Est. 400 - 600 Brazilian walnut stocks rate near excellent and have several light dings 2332 Ruger 10/22 Target Semi-Auto Rifle and other light handling marks. The buttstock has a tiny crack with some serial #244-78234, 22 LR, 20” hammer forged heavy barrel with a bright, light chipping at the top of the left side of the wrist along the top tang excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 99% original blue and and features the correct steel crescent carbine buttplate that is slightly black anodized finishes with only a few very light handling marks. The oversized and proud at the toe. The original sights remain intact but the brown laminate hardwood target stock rates excellent and features rear sight is a bit loose in its dovetail, the action appears to function swivels and a solid black factory recoil pad. The receiver is equipped correctly. Made by Rossi in Brazil and imported via Interarms in VA, this with a Weaver one-piece mount and included is a single factory ten is a very good to near excellent example that should be a great shooter round magazine. An overall excellent to near-new condition example of for any sporting or Cowboy action events. (4A9678-76) {MODERN} these desirable factory target rifles. (4A9675-3) {MODERN} (300/500) [Lester Hull Collection] (200/400) Est. 300 - 500 Est. 200 - 400 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2333 Smith & Wesson M&P15-22 Sport Semi-Auto Carbine 2337 Custom Savage Model 23D Bolt Action Rifle serial #DVP0688, 22 LR, 16 1/2” barrel with a bright, excellent bore. The serial #223645, 22 Hornet, 24 3/4” barrel with an excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 99% original Parkerized finish that has a few metal surfaces retain about 98-99% of an added blue finish that has light handling marks. The black polymer receivers, handguard, pistolgrip some light handling marks and areas of light surface oxidation and fixed collapsible style buttstock all rate excellent. The carbine throughout. The markings are soft but still legible. The checkered walnut features a flattop Picatinny rail upper receiver, a quad rail handguard stock rates very good and has several dings and other handling marks and the stock has been pinned to be complaint in restricted states. A set including a few larger impact marks. The stock has an added finish and of aluminum sights have been mounted to the top rails and included is a retains the original swivels and a plain serrated steel buttplate. The single 10 round detachable magazine. An excellent condition example of original sights remain intact and mounted to the left side of the receiver these popular rimfire sporting carbines. (4A9676-3) {MODERN} is a Griffin & Howe sideplate mount. The mount holds a Weaver B6 that (200/400). has a crosshair reticle and very good optics that are becoming a little Est. 200 - 400 cloudy. A trigger shoe has been installed and included is a single “23-D” 2334 Lever Action Carbine marked factory magazine. A very good example overall that should serial #281043, 30-30, 20” barrel with an about very good bore that is make a great shooter. (4A9544-87) {C&R} (200/400) lightly pitted throughout. The metal surfaces retain about 99% of a later Est. 200 - 400 applied polished blue finish that has some light handling marks, some 2338 Sears Ranger Bolt Action Rifle specks of light surface oxidation that covers a few small pits; the barrel 22 LR, 26” medium weight target barrel with an excellent bore. The markings are light. The lever retains most of its original case color with metal surfaces retain about 97-98% original blue that is lightly flaking to some light surface oxidation scattered about, the balance being a brown and has several light handling marks and small specks of light mottled gray. The walnut stocks are likely newer replacements and show oxidation throughout. The right side of the receiver is hand written evidence of light sanding and have an oil finish. The forearm has a scant “FWH” just ahead of the bolt handle. The target style walnut stock rates schnabel tip while the straight grip buttstock features a raised comb and excellent and has light dings and handling marks and some areas of has an added ventilated recoil pad, both have swivels studs installed. light staining as well. The forward stock screw has been replaced with a Carbine is equipped with a simple blade front sight and has a Marbles machine bolt, the original checkered steel buttplate and swivels are sporting rear sight, the receiver is not tapped for mounts. The action intact. A set of Redfield target sights with a globe style front and appears to function correctly but is stiff and may require some attention aperture rear are installed, and a set of target blocks have been for smoother operation. (4A9275-72) {MODERN} (300/500) mounted to the barrel and receiver. A single detachable magazine is Est. 300 - 500 also included. Built by Stevens, these store brand models were nearly 2335 Custom Carl Gufstafs G33/50 Mauser Bolt Action Carbine identical to the Stevens Model 416 target rifles, of which many were serial #63338, 6.5x55 Swedish, 17 1/2" military stepped barrel with an used as military training rifles. A very good example overall that would excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 90% of an arsenal type make a terrific target 22. (4A9544-142) {C&R} (200/400) blue that is toning to brown and has some light handling marks and Est. 200 - 400 small specks of surface oxidation. The only appreciable loss is in the 2339 Sears Ranger Bolt Action Rifle area where the military rear sight would have originally been mounted 22 LR, 26” medium weight target barrel with an excellent bore. The toward the rear of the barrel. The bolt remains in the white and has metal surfaces retain about 95% original blue that is lightly flaking to some light gray patina. The receiver markings remain crisp, the parts are brown and has several light handling marks and small specks of light not matching. The military-style sporterized walnut stock rates very good oxidation throughout. The bolt handle is a mottled gray and most of the and has some light dings and minor handling marks. The stock has loss is noticeable along the bottom metal. The target style walnut stock been reshaped and has an added contrasting wood forend tip and a rates excellent and has light dings and handling marks and some areas Pachmayr vented recoil pad. The original stock cuts have been neatly of light staining as well. The original checkered steel buttplate and filled and holes have been tapped for swivel studs. The receiver and swivels are intact. A set of Redfield target sights with a globe style front bottom metal are poorly fit to the wood, leaving gaps around their edges and aperture rear are installed, and a set of target blocks have been and the alignments off for where the bolt handle and receiver screws mounted to the barrel and receiver. Attached to the blocks is a Ranger would travel. The original military front sight is intact, a Lyman rear 4X telescopic sight that has a crosshair retile and very good optics that receiver sight has been mounted to the rear receiver ring and the stock are becoming speckled. A single detachable magazine is also included. inletted to fit. Built using Swedish Model 1894 Carbine barreled actions, Built by Stevens, these store brand models were nearly identical to the Interarms re-labeled them as the Model G33/50 and typically fit them to Stevens Model 416 target rifles, of which many were used as military a full-length Mannlicher-style sporting stocks. It is apparent that this was training rifles. A very good example overall that would make a terrific a later attempt to restock this classic action, and make a more target 22. (4A9544-204) {C&R} (250/450) “traditional” Mauser sporter. A great carbine with lots of potential. Est. 250 - 450 (4A9556-10) {MODERN} (150/250) 2340 Stevens Model 416 U.S. Marked Bolt Action Rifle Est. 150 - 250 serial #206345, 22 LR, 26” Stevens X medium weight target barrel with 2336 Custom Schmidt-Rubin Model 1889 Bolt Action Rifle an excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 97-98% of an arsenal serial #39059, 7.5 Swiss, About 22” barrel with an excellent bore. The type blue finish that has some light handling wear and scattered light metal surfaces retain about 85% arsenal blue finish that has light specks of surface oxidation throughout. Some of the edges of the handling marks and shows most of the loss at the muzzle and along the markings along the barrel are soft, there is an ordnance bomb stamp on bottom metal. The military walnut stock has been modified for sporting the left side of the receiver below the serial number and “U.S. use with an oil finish added and rates very good with the usual light PROPERTY” ahead of the receiver sight. The walnut stock rates near dings and other handling marks. The forearm ends at about the barrel’s excellent and has some light dings and other minor handling marks. The halfway mark and the handguards are no longer present. Swivels have rifle is equipped with target blocks and the original factory target sights been added and a military-style Uncle Mike’s brown leather sling has including a globe front sight and adjustable receiver sight remain intact. been installed. There is an original-style steel buttplate that is numbered A single magazine is included and the rifle is equipped with swivels. A to a different rifle. The front sight has been reinstalled at the muzzle, the near excellent example overall of these U.S. Military contract training original rear sight has been removed and a Lyman 57A adjustable rear rifles. (4A9544-236) {C&R} (300/500) sight has been installed on the left side of the receiver. If ammo were Est. 300 - 500 readily available this would be a terrific woods rifle. (4A9552-1) 2341 Stevens Model 416 U.S. Marked Bolt Action Rifle {ANTIQUE} (100/200) serial #208400, 22 LR, 26” Stevens X medium weight target barrel with Est. 100 - 200 an excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 95% of what appears to be the original blue finish that has some light handling wear and scattered light specks of surface oxidation throughout. The bolt has been chromed and has some areas of light to minor flaking. There is an ordnance bomb stamp on the left side of the receiver below the serial number and “U.S. PROPERTY” on the bolt housing. The walnut stock rates near excellent and has added finish over some light dings and other minor handling marks. The rifle is equipped with a globe front sight and has been tapped for target blocks, the rear blocks and the rear adjustable receiver sight are missing. A single extended magazine is included and the rifle is equipped with swivels. A very good example overall of these U.S. Military contract training rifles. (4A9544-203) {C&R} (200/400) Est. 200 - 400 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2342 Savage Model 19 N.R.A. Target Bolt Action Rifle 2348 Remington Model 541X U.S. Marked Bolt Action Target Rifle serial #46517, 22 LR, 25 1/4" target barrel with an excellent bore. The serial #A1065622, 22 LR, 27” target barrel with a bright, excellent bore. metal surfaces retain about 85-90% original blue that has light handling The metal surfaces retain about 98-99% original blue that have some marks and some scattered light surface oxidation throughout. The light handling marks and a few specks of light surface oxidation. The triggerguard is a mottled gray and brown along with the bolt that has bolt is hand-scribed to match the receiver which is “U.S.” marked above some moderate oxidation and pitting on the knob. The target style the serial number. The target style satin oil finished hardwood stock walnut stock rates near excellent and has some light dings and other rates excellent and has a few small dings and light handling marks. The light handling marks. The butt retains the original steel buttplate that has stock is equipped with swivels and has the original hard rubber some light surface oxidation. The original front sight remains intact, a set checkered buttplate. The original Williams target globe front sight and of target blocks have been mounted toward the rear which hold a adjustable rear sight with aperture remain intact and included is a single Wollenbak 4X riflescope. The scope features a crosshair reticle and has polymer factory magazine. An excellent example of these “U.S.” marked very good optics and a rubber eyecup. A single factory magazine training rifles. (4A9544-282) {MODERN} (350/450) marked “MOD.23AA / MOD.1933 NRA” is included. A very good Est. 350 - 450 example overall of these classic target rifles. (4A9544-255) {C&R} 2349 Remington Model 541X U.S. Marked Bolt Action Target Rifle (200/300) serial #A1062847, 22 LR, 27” target barrel with a bright, excellent bore. Est. 200 - 300 The metal surfaces retain about 99% original blue that has some very 2343 Savage Model 19 N.R.A. Target Bolt Action Rifle light handling marks and some scattered light specks of surface serial #50932, 22 LR, 25 1/4" target barrel with an excellent bore. The oxidation. The bolt is hand-scribed to match the receiver which is “U.S.” metal surfaces retain about 95% original blue that is flaking to brown marked above the serial number. The target style satin oil finished and mixing with light handling marks and scattered specks of light hardwood stock rates excellent and has a few small dings and light surface oxidation. The bolt is overall a mottled gray/brown. The receiver handling marks. The stock is equipped with swivels and has the original has added holes tapped which have been filled with filler screws. The hard rubber checkered buttplate. The original Williams target globe front walnut target style stock rates near excellent and have some light dings sight and adjustable rear sight with aperture remain intact. There is no and other light handling marks. There is a small divot along the left side magazine included. An excellent example of these “U.S.” marked of the forearm and the butt retains the original steel buttplate that has training rifles. (4A9544-239) {MODERN} (300/400) some light to minor oxidation. The original front sight remains intact, the Est. 300 - 400 rear sight has been removed and a target block is installed on the rear 2350 Remington Model 513-T U.S. Marked Matchmaster Bolt Action Rifle of the barrel. A single magazine is included. Overall a very good serial #72108, 22 LR, 27” tapered target barrel with a bright, excellent condition example of these quality target 22’s. (4A9544-225) {C&R} bore. The metal surfaces retain about 90% of an arsenal Parkerized (150/250) finish that has light handling and impact marks and scattered specks of Est. 150 - 250 light surface oxidation throughout. Both the barrel and receiver are 2344 Savage Model 19 N.R.A. Bolt Action Rifle marked “U.S. PROPERTY”, the barrel is additionally stamped serial #14948, 22 LR, 25 1/4" barrel with a very good bore that is bright “MILITARY FINISH”. The target style satin oil finished walnut stock rates but has areas of very light pitting. The metal surfaces retain about 95% very good and has some light dings and chips and some other minor of the original blue that is flaking and toning to brown with areas of light handling marks. There is what appears to be a small repair on the right handling marks and scattered light surface oxidation throughout. The side by the receiver and the left side of the butt is neatly stamped military-style walnut stock rates very good and has some light dings and “NOPM-61”. The original sights remain intact and feature a sporting added finish. The swivels and factory steel buttplate remain and have ramp style front and Redfield adjustable receiver sight with aperture. A some light oxidation as well. The original front sight is intact, the rear single factory magazine is included. A terrific example of these rimfire sight has been removed and a set of non-standard custom fashioned target rifles that was made in 1943, date code “RMM” and may have target blocks have been added. No magazine is included. A very good seen service with U.S. soldiers that were training during WWII. example that would likely make a good shooter when the right sight or (4A9544-224) {C&R} (300/500) optics are installed. (4A9544-20) {C&R} (100/200) Est. 300 - 500 Est. 100 - 200 2351 Remington Model 513-T U.S. Marked Matchmaster Bolt Action Rifle 2345 Savage Model 19 N.R.A. Bolt Action Rifle serial #75849, 22 LR, 27” tapered target barrel with a bright, excellent serial #5617, 22 LR, 25 1/4" barrel with a very good bore that has areas bore. The metal surfaces retain about 95% of an arsenal Parkerized of light pitting throughout. The metal surfaces retain about 97-98% finish that has light handling and impact marks and a few scattered original blue that is toning to brown and has some light handling marks specks of light surface oxidation throughout. Most of the finish loss is and areas of light surface oxidation. The walnut military-style stock rates visible on the bolt body which is mostly a lighter silver. Both the barrel excellent and has some added finish over light dings and other light and receiver are marked “U.S. PROPERTY”, the barrel is additionally handling marks. The factory swivels and steel buttplate remain intact. stamped “MILITARY FINISH” and the underside of the barrel is marked Rifle is equipped with the original sights and a single factory magazine is with an anchor stamping just below the serial number. The target-style included. A very nice example of these classic rifles that should make a oil finished walnut stock rates excellent and has a few very light handling decent shooter. (49544-18) {C&R} (150/250) marks. There are no visible ID marks on the stock with the exception of Est. 150 - 250 a small “9” at the top of the wrist. The original sights remain intact and 2346 Savage Model 23C Sporter Bolt Action Rifle feature a sporting ramp-style front and Redfield adjustable receiver sight serial #42053, 32-20, 24 3/4" barrel with a very good lightly pitted bore. with aperture. A single factory magazine and a military style OD green The metal surfaces retain about 95% original blue that is toning and nylon sling are included. An overall excellent example of these rimfire flaking to brown and has some areas of light handling marks and specks target rifles that was made in 1943. (4A9544-226) {C&R} (400/600) of light surface oxidation throughout. The bolt is a mottled gray, the Est. 400 - 600 handle is more brown. The schnabel tipped walnut stock rates very good and has some small dings overall and a small crack on the left side of the forend tip. The butt retains a lightly oxidized steel buttplate, the factory logo in its center is light but still visible. The original sights remain intact, a modern Williams-style peep sight has been added to the bolt housing behind the factory rear sight. A single knurled base detachable magazine is included. (4A9544-85) {C&R} (200/300) Est. 200 - 300 2347 Fieldmaster Slide Action Rifle serial #A1967400, 22 S,L,LR, 21” barrel with a bright, excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 90% original blue and anodized finishes that have areas of light to minor handling wear along many of the high edges, bearing surfaces and at the muzzle. There are some specks of light surface oxidation scattered about the steel parts. The checkered walnut stocks rate very good, the buttstock shows evidence of light sanding and no longer has the factory high-gloss lacquer finish. The wood has a few light dings and other light handling marks. The original sights remain intact, the receiver is grooved for mounts and the magazine tube is in place. The rifle appears to function correctly and should make a terrific shooter. (4A9544-70) {MODERN} (150/250) Est. 150 - 250 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2352 Winchester Model 75 Sporter Bolt Action Rifle 2356 Winchester Model 69A Target Bolt Action Rifle serial #62299, 22 LR, 24" barrel with an excellent bore. The metal 22 S, L, LR, 25” barrel with an excellent bore. The metal surfaces are surfaces retain about 90% original blue that is toning to brown and has mostly a rich mottled brown and have some light handling marks and areas of light wear, handling marks and some scattered light oxidation specks of light surface oxidation scattered throughout. The triggerguard with some light pitting throughout. There is an area of moderate pitting has been chromed and has some light flaking and light oxidation as well. that covers about the size of a nickel on the left side of the barrel just The walnut stock rates about very good and has some minor dings, beyond the tip of the stock, and a similar area of pitting on the bolt chipping and other handling marks along with a few small cracks. The handle knob which is otherwise a mottled gray. The deluxe grade forend tip is squared, the original swivels and the original hard rubber checkered walnut stock rates near excellent and has some light dings buttplate are intact, the buttplate has some light chipping at its toe. The and other handling marks along with some light flaking to the lacquer original front sight is intact, minus its hood, and a correct Lyman 57-EF finish. There is a 2” long hairline crack just below the receiver on the adjustable rear sight is installed on the left side of the receiver. A single right side, and the wood has some very nice figure. The triggerguard is magazine is included. This is an overall very good condition example of stamped “SPORTING” and the stock has its original swivels, hard rubber these classic 69A Target model rifles. (4A9678-45) {C&R} [Lester Hull grip cap and serrated steel buttplate. The original front sight remains Collection] (200/400) intact with its hood, the rear sight has been removed and its dovetail Est. 200 - 400 filled with a slot blank. The rear of the receiver is tapped for a side 2357 Winchester Model 69A Bolt Action Rifle mounted receiver sight and the stock is notched appropriately, but the 22 S,L,LR, 25” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces sight is not present. A Weaver No.2 sideplate mount has been installed retain about 98-99% of the original blue which has a rich blue color and on the left side of the receiver and holds a Weaver B4 riflescope. The some light handling marks. The walnut stock rates excellent and has scope features a crosshair reticle and has excellent optics. No magazine some light dings and other light impact and handling marks and appears is included, but replacements can be found. A very nice example overall that it may have been lightly sanded with an added oil finish. The that would make an excellent shooter. (4A9694-41) {C&R} (400/600) forearm appears to be narrower than other examples, but the swivels Est. 400 - 600 and hard rubber buttplate remain. The original sights remain, a 2353 Winchester Model 69A Bolt Action Rifle magazine is not included but replacements can be found. A very nice 22 S,L,LR, 25” barrel with an excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain condition example of these classic 22 sporting rifles. (4A9694-30) {C&R} about 95% original blue that is evenly flaking to brown and has areas of (200/400) wear along the edges, some overall light handling marks and scattered Est. 200 - 400 specks of light surface oxidation throughout. The triggerguard is a rich 2358 Winchester Model 69 Target Bolt Action Rifle brown and the bolt handle is mostly mottled gray. The walnut stock rates 22 S,L,LR, 25” barrel with a near excellent bore that is mostly bright but about very good and has several light dings and other mild handling has some areas of light freckling and oxidation. The metal surfaces are marks. There is a small divot missing were the front triggerguard screw overall a mottled gray and brown with areas of light oxidation, staining secures to the wood leaving a few of the screw’s threads exposed. The and some fine pitting scattered about. The receiver does retain much of original hard rubber buttplate remains intact. The original sights remain its original blue that is toning to brown. The walnut stock rates very good intact and two sets of holes have been tapped on the left side of the and has light dings, some staining and light handling marks throughout. receiver and are filled with filler screws. A single magazine is included. A The wood has most of what appears to be the original varnish that has very good example that would make a good shooter. (4A9678-22) some minor flaking toward the butt which has a checkered steel {C&R} [Lester Hull Collection] (150/250) buttplate. There are also two small holes drilled presumably for swivels Est. 150 - 250 that remain vacant, one near the toe the other at the tip of the forend. 2354 Winchester Model 69A Target Bolt Action Rifle The front sight is a later, extra high, replacement, the rear barrel sight 22 S,L,LR, 25” barrel with an excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain dovetail has been filled with a slot blank and the receiver has a factory about 97-98% of what appears to be the original blue that is lightly 96B aperture sight installed. There is no magazine present, but toning to brown and has some light handling marks and a few specks of replacements can be found. A very nice early Model 69 Target that light surface oxidation, the bolt handle knob is more a mottled brown. would likely be a good shooter. (4A9694-23) {C&R} (150/250) The factory proofs on the receiver and barrel are light but still present Est. 150 - 250 and do not appear to be molested, the remainder of the factory markings 2359 Winchester Model 69A Target Bolt Action Rifle remain crisp. The receiver could possibly have some added finish along 22 S,L,LR, 25” barrel with a bright, excellent bore. The metal surfaces the left side. The walnut stock rates excellent and shows evidence of retain about 97-98% of what appears to be the original blue that is lightly having been lightly sanded and a semi-gloss finish added. There are a flaking to brown and has some light handling marks and some areas of few light dings and small handling marks and the original swivels and light surface oxidation and light pitting. The walnut stock rates very good hard rubber buttplate remain. Rifle is equipped with the original hooded and has a few light dings and handling marks and much of its original front sight and the model 80-A series adjustable receiver sight with varnish. There are two holes that had been tapped for swivels but have aperture. Two additional holes have been tapped on the left side of the since been filled with epoxy, the original hard rubber buttplate remains receiver and filled with filler screws. A single “W” marked magazine and and “W799” has been neatly stamped at the base of the pistolgrip. Rifle a vintage tan leather military-style sling by I.Rome & Sons of is equipped with its original hooded front sight and a Lyman 57-EF rear Worchester, Mass are included. This is a very nice lightly reconditioned receiver sight with aperture. A single factory magazine is included. A 69A Target that should make a terrific shooter. (4A9678-77) {C&R} very nice example overall that should make a terrific shooter. (49544-81) [Lester Hull Collection] (400/600) {C&R} (300/500) Est. 400 - 600 Est. 300 - 500 2355 Winchester Model 69A Bolt Action Rifle 2360 Remington 521-T Junior Special Bolt Action Rifle 22 S,L,LR, 25” barrel with an excellent bore. The receiver retains about 22 S,L,LR, 25” barrel with an excellent bore. The metal surfaces on this 99% of its original blue, the remaining metal surfaces are overall a 1948-vintage target rifle are mostly a mottled brown with some areas of mottled brown or gray with some light handling marks and a few specks blue and gray and some light oxidation blending throughout. The bolt of light oxidation and fine pitting scattered about. The walnut stock rates has a small amount of original case color still visible in the protected near excellent and has some light dings and areas of light to minor areas. The target style walnut stock rates excellent and has some light flaking to the factory varnish. The swivels have been removed but the dings and other light handling marks throughout. The stock is equipped original hard rubber buttplate remains intact. The original sights remain with swivels and the original hard rubber buttplate is intact. The rifle is intact as well and a single detachable magazine is included. A very good equipped with a tall blade style front sight, without bead and the rear example overall that should be a great shooter. (4A9678-60) {C&R} sight is no longer present. The rear of the barrel and the receiver have [Lester Hull Collection] (200/300) been tapped for mounts, the holes remain vacant. A single, detachable Est. 200 - 300 magazine is included and overall this classic rifle should make a terrific shooter with the correct sights or optics installed. (4A9544-36) {C&R} (150/250) Est. 150 - 250 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2361 Bolt Action Rifle 2366 Savage Anschutz Match 64 Bolt Action Rifle serial #1214396, 22 S,L,LR, 24” barrel with a bright, excellent bore. The serial #46077, 22 LR, 25 1/2" barrel with a bright, excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 98% original blue that has some light metal surfaces retain about 99% original blue that is toning to brown and handling wear and scattered specks of light surface oxidation has a few light handling marks. The checkered hardwood target stock throughout. The smooth walnut stock features a raised comb butt and rates very good and has some small dings, a couple of small chips and rates near excellent with several light to minor dings and other handling other light handling marks. The lacquer finish has some moderate to marks. A single swivel stud has been installed just ahead of the stock heavy crazing with the butt section having some light to minor flaking screw and the butt retains the original hard rubber buttplate. The original and is fading to a lighter golden hue. The stock features a handstop factory sights are missing, their dovetails remain vacant, a Williams forearm rail, and has an adjustable buttplate. There are no sights receiver peep sight has been installed on the grooved receiver. A very present, but rifle is equipped with target blocks and the receiver is good condition example of these single shot sporting rifles that was grooved for mounts. A terrific single shot target rifle that should be a top made toward the end of its production period in 1977. (4A9544-67) performer when paired with the right sights or optics. (4A9665-13) {C&R} {MODERN} (75/150) (200/400) Est. 75 - 150 Est. 200 - 400 2362 Harrington & Richardson Model 800 Lynx Semi-Auto Rifle 2367 Remington Model 581 Bolt Action Rifle 22 LR, 22” barrel with an excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about serial #1105046, 22 LR, 24” barrel with a very good bore that is mostly 95% original blue that is flaking to brown and has light handling marks bright but has some light pitting toward the chamber. The metal surfaces and areas of light surface oxidation throughout. The walnut stock rate retain about 95% original blue that has some light handling marks and near excellent and has a few light dings and other light handling marks areas of light surface oxidation throughout. The loss is most noticeable and a small chip at the base of the pistolgrip. The original sights remain along the triggerguard and bolt handle. The smooth walnut stock rates intact and the receiver is grooved for mounts. A single detachable about very good and has some minor dings and other light handling magazine is included. A near excellent example of these circa 1960 marks along with a few small chips. The stock retains most of what vintage rifles. (4A9544-241) {C&R} (150/250) appears to be an added finish that has some light chipping and flaking Est. 150 - 250 as well. The base of the front sight blade remains, the post and bead are 2363 Savage Model 23A Sporter Bolt Action Rifle missing, the rear sight has been removed and the black plastic sight serial #125085, 22 LR, 23” barrel with a bright, excellent bore. The base housing is no longer present. A single polymer magazine is barrel and action retain about 90% original blue that is toning to brown included. (4A9544-34) {MMODERN} (50/75) and has some light handling marks and specks of light surface oxidation Est. 50 - 75 throughout. The triggerguard is mostly a mottled gray. The smooth 2368 Harrington & Richardson Model 65 Reising Semi-Auto Rifle walnut stock rates very good and has evidence of light sanding with serial #2780, 22 LR, 23” heavy barrel with an excellent bore. The metal added finish applied. There are several light dings and other light surfaces retain about 95-97% original gray Parkerized finish that has handling marks along with a few small cracks, the largest being a some light handling wear and areas of light surface oxidation scattered “V”-shaped crack that runs through the wrist and up the left side. The throughout. The hardwood stock rates near excellent and has some light original swivels and original steel buttplate remain. The rifle retains the impact and handling marks and has a small drying crack on the right original front sight, the rear sporting sight has been removed and the side below the bolt. The military-style front sight and Redfield adjustable dovetail is filled with a modified blank. There is a Savage No. 10 rear receiver sight with aperture remain intact. The action appears to extension rear adjustable target sight mounted to the receiver. A single function correctly and a single factory magazine is included. A near detachable magazine is included. A very good to near excellent example excellent example overall of these World War II era training rifles. overall. (4A9544-79) {C&R} (100/200) (4A9544-182) {C&R} (300/500) Est. 100 - 200 Est. 300 - 500 2364 Stevens-Springfield Model 87M Semi-Auto Rifle 2369 Mossberg Model 400 Palomino Lever Action Rifle 22 LR, 24” barrel with an excellent bore. The metal surfaces are mostly 22 LR, 24” barrel with an excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about a mottled gray with light handling marks and specks of light surface 95-97% original blue and anodized finishes that have some light oxidation throughout, there are some traces of original blue still visible. handling wear, the blue is flaking to brown and has some scattered The military style walnut stocks rate very good and have some light specks of light surface oxidation and staining throughout. There are dings and other handling marks. The black plastic triggerguard rates grind marks on the left side of the grooved receiver rail. The checkered excellent. The wood shows evidence of light sanding and has added walnut stocks rate near excellent and have some light dings and other finish, the handguard has been modified and shortened for use with the light handling marks. There is some minor crazing to the original finish, barrel rear sight dovetail, modern Uncle Mike’s swivels have been added the original hard rubber gripcap and buttplate are present. The original and the barrel band screws have been replaced with modern sights remain intact and mounted to the receiver is a Tasco 4X15 rimfire commercial phillips head screws and nuts. The base of the buttstock riflescope. The scope features a crosshair reticle and has very good and the underside of the checkered steel buttplate are numbered “51”. optics. The action and magazine tube appear to function correctly and The military-style front sight has been removed and a sporting blade overall this would make a terrific 22 sporting rifle. (4A9544-92) {C&R} with ivory bead has been installed. The military-style rear receiver sight (150/250) has been removed, a modern Williams sight base has been installed on Est. 150 - 250 the barrel dovetail, and the left side of the receiver has been tapped for 2370 Sears Ranger Bolt Action Rifle mounts in addition to the factory screw holes. The action appears to 22 LR, 26” medium weight target barrel with an excellent bore. The function correctly and the magazine tube is included. A very good metal surfaces retain much of their original blue but have areas of light example that should make a great shooter. (4A9544-245) {MODERN} to moderate oxidation with pitting throughout. The target-style walnut (200/300) stock rates near excellent and has light dings and handling marks and Est. 200 - 300 some areas of light staining, the original checkered steel buttplate and 2365 Savage Model 19M N.R.A. Target Bolt Action Rifle the forward swivel are intact. A set of Redfield target sight with a globe serial #60007, 22 LR, 28” heavy barrel with a very good bore that is style front and aperture rear are installed, the barrel and receiver have mostly bright but has some areas of light pitting throughout. The metal been tapped for mounts and the holes remain vacant. A single surfaces are mostly a mottled gray and brown with scattered specks of detachable magazine is included. Built by Stevens, these store-brand light oxidation, there are some small areas where the original blue is still models were nearly identical to the Stevens Model 416 target rifles, of prominent. There are overall light handling marks and some minor which many were used as military training rifles. An about very good impact marks on the base of the front sight. The target-style walnut example overall that could use some light restoration and could make a stock rates about very good and has some light to minor dings and great target 22. (4A9544-270) {C&R} (100/200) impact marks along with several light handling marks. There is a “5” Est. 100 - 200 marked in yellow paint on the left side of the butt, the swivels and original steel buttplate remain. Rifle is equipped with a globe style front sight and has a Savage No. 15 extended rear sight with aperture mounted to the rear of the receiver. There is a single target block installed toward the rear of the barrel. The action appears to function correctly and a single detachable magazine is included. A very good example overall. (4A9544-272) {C&R} (150/250) Est. 150 - 250 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2371 Tula TOZ 8 Bolt Action Rifle 2376 Custom BSA Model 15 Martini Rifle serial #4320, 22 LR, 25” barrel with a near excellent bore that is mostly serial #58876, 22 LR, 29” barrel with solid rib and an excellent bore. The bright but has a few small pits toward the chamber. The metal surfaces metal surfaces retain about 90% original blue that has some light edge are mostly a rich mottled brown and have areas of light pitting and wear and is flaking to brown throughout. There are some light handling handling marks throughout. The bolt is numbered to the receiver. The marks and a few specks of scattered light surface oxidation as well. The top of the barrel bears the Tula logo and a “1937” date which are just walnut stocks rate very good to near excellent and have some light ahead of the rear sight, the receiver is not marked save for the serial dings, small chips and other light handling marks along with some added number and there are no visible import markings. The hardwood stock finish. The forearm features a brass swivel bar and is equipped with a rates very good and has some light to minor dings, impact marks and Phoenix aluminum handstop and has a set of swivel hoops added. The other light handling marks. The stock has a military-type “red” finish and buttstock has an added pistolgrip palm swell and cheekrest and has a is equipped with swivels and a steel buttplate. The original military-style 3/4" wood extension with a malformed hard rubber buttplate at the butt. sights remain intact and overall this single shot cadet training rifle is in The rifle is equipped with the factory target sights including a very good condition. (4A9544-76) {C&R} (150/250) Parker-Hale F522 globe front sight and a Parker-Hale 15A adjustable Est. 150 - 250 rear peep sight. The lever has been reshaped with the tail portion bent 2372 Romanian Military Single Shot Training Rifle By UMC Cugir forward, a trigger shoe has been added and the frame has a serial #1956-12749, 22 LR, 27 1/2” heavy barrel with a very good bore Parker-Hale QL2 aluminum .22 caliber cartridge holder mounted to its that is mostly bright but has some light pitting toward the chamber area. right side. A very good to near excellent example overall that should The metal surfaces retain about 85% of an arsenal parkerized finish that make a terrific shooter. (4A9544-185) {C&R} (300/500) has light handling marks and some scattered areas of light oxidation Est. 300 - 500 throughout. The top of the receiver has been tapped for mounts and the 2377 Harrington & Richardson Model 173 Officer's Trapdoor Rifle forward receiver ring has minor scratches. The hardwood stock rates serial #1868, 45-70, 26” barrel with an excellent bore. The majority of very good and has some light to minor dings, chips and other light the metal surfaces on this modern 1873-style rifle are overall a mottled handing marks. The stocks has a schnabel-style forend tip, three sling gray with most of the factory finish having been removed. The swivel loops installed and a simple steel buttplate. The original triggerguard, buttplate and express sight still retain most of their original military-style front sight remains intact, the rear sight has been altered case color. The checkered walnut stock rates very good with a few small and fashioned into a slot blank. A very good example overall of these dings and other light handling marks and a 2” crack on the left side single shot training rifles that is dated “1956” and was imported by running from the forward corner of the receiver to the forward lockplate Century Arms. (4A9544-283) {C&R} (150/250) screw. The stock features a German silver forend tip and a checkered Est. 150 - 250 wood pistolgrip is included. A globe front sight and the express rear 2373 Stevens-Springfield Model 84C Bolt Action Rifle sight are intact and included is the correct silver-tipped wood ramrod 22 S,L,LR, 24” barrel with an excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain that has a hole added about midway with a corresponding brass collar about 95% original blue that is flaking to brown and mixing with light shaped fitting. A very nice example that has an interesting “antiqued” handling marks and scattered light surface oxidation. The black plastic look and should make a good shooter. (4A9544-137) {MODERN} triggerguard rates excellent and the bolt handle retains nearly all of its (200/400) bright chrome plating. The checkered walnut stock rates near excellent Est. 200 - 400 and has some light dings, flaking, checks, and some small impact marks 2378 U.S. Springfield Model 1879 Trapdoor “Carbine” throughout. The stock features an oversized forearm and sling swivels serial #238088, 45-70, 25” barrel with a very good bore that has strong and has a flat steel buttplate that has some areas of moderate oxidation. rifling but has areas of light pitting throughout. The metal surfaces are The original sights, including a front sight hood, remain intact. The left of overall a mottled brown with areas of gray, light pitting and light surface the receiver is factory tapped for a side mount and rear aperture sight. A oxidation. The lettering and arsenal markings are still visible. The walnut single detachable magazine is included. (4A9544-155) {C&R} (75/125) stock rates very good and has the typical light dings and handling marks Est. 75 - 125 and a few small impressions and chips. There is a 3” crack on the left 2374 Remington Model 722 Bolt Action Rifle side running from the front of the barrel collar to the forward lock screw serial #419640, 222 Rem, 24” barrel with an excellent bore. The metal and a small drying crack at the heel. The forend is notched for a surfaces retain about 95% original blue that is flaking to brown and cleaning rod and there is a sling bar with a brass ring on the left side. mixing with specks of scattered light surface oxidation. Most of the loss The boxed “SWP” inspector’s cartouche and firing proof are still visible. is due to handling wear along the bottom metal. The bolt remains mostly The front sight has been replaced with a modern hex head screw and bright and is electric pencil-numbered to the receiver. The walnut stock Buffington rear sight remains. The action appears to function correctly shows evidence of a professional light sanding with finish added. There and the breech block is marked “MODEL 1878”. A very good example are a few light handling marks and the metal edges are proud of the overall, other examples that are numbered similarly were noted as being wood. The original checkered aluminum buttplate remains and a set of sent to the University of Michigan according to the Springfield Research swivels mounted to extended posts are installed. The original front sight notes. (4A9544-302) {ANTIQUE} (300/500) remains intact, the rear sight has been removed, and mounted to the Est. 300 - 500 receiver by a set of Weaver bases and rings is a Weaver K10 adjustable 2379 Harrington & Richardson Springfield Stalker Percussion Rifle objective riflescope. The scope features a crosshair reticle and has very serial #AR226654, .58 Cal., 26” barrel with a very good, lightly oxidized good optics. A very good to near excellent example that was made in bore. The metal surfaces retain about 99% original polished blue that 1959. (4A9544-15) {C&R} (300/500) has some light handling marks and a few specks of light surface Est. 300 - 500 oxidation; there is a small ding at the muzzle that does affect the crown. 2375 Antonio Zoli Model 1863 Zouave Percussion Rifle The 1863-style lockplate bears the Springfield U.S. martial-style serial #17690, .58 Cal., 33” barrel with an excellent bore. The barrel and markings. The military-style buttplate retains most of its factory case other blued metal surfaces retain about 98-99% original finish and have color. The walnut stock rates excellent and has some light dings and some light handling marks and a few areas of very light surface other light handling marks. The original sights remain intact and a black oxidation. The lock and hammer retain most of their original case color fiberglass ramrod is included. A near excellent example overall. that is mixing with specks of very light surface oxidation. The brass (4A9544-303) {ANTIQUE} (200/300) furniture has a mild ochre patina and some light handling marks as well. Est. 200 - 300 The near full length hardwood stock rates excellent and has a few light 2380 Ruger 10/22 Semi-Auto Carbine dings and other light handling marks. The patchbox on the right side of serial #119-51067, 22 LR, 18 1/2" barrel with a bright, excellent bore. the butt holds a ball puller worm, patch puller and a spare musket The metal surfaces retain about 99% original blue with only a few light nipple. The original military-style sights and bayonet lug remain present handling marks scattered throughout. The smooth walnut stock rates and a steel tulip head ramrod is included. Also included is a period style excellent and has only a few light handling marks as well. The original black leather sling. The lock appears to function correctly and overall sights remain intact. The original box that is hand numbered to the this is an excellent example of these modern Italian reproductions. receiver is included and contains the manual, three ten-shot rotary (4A9574-77) {ANTIQUE} [James Traynor Collection] (300/500) magazines and the factory scope mount base. An excellent to as-new Est. 300 - 500 condition example of these classic rimfire carbines that looks about as good as it did when it left the factory in 1979. (4A9693-2) {MODERN} (200/400) Est. 200 - 400 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2381 Rossi Model 92 Lever Action Carbine 2387 Norinco Model 97 Trench Slide Action Shotgun serial #AM221108, 45 Colt, 16” round barrel with a bright, excellent serial #MIL7365, 12 ga., 20” barrel choked modified with an excellent unfired bore. The metal surfaces retain about 99% original blue with only bore. The metal surfaces retain about 97-98% of their original blue that a few light handling marks visible on the receiver. The smooth Brazilian has some light handling marks and wear along the bearing surfaces. walnut stocks rate excellent and have a few very light handling marks. There are a few very small tool marks and some specks of light surface The original sights remain intact. Other features include a manual safety oxidation as well. The walnut stocks rate excellent and feature a located on the top of the bolt and the Taurus key lock on the hammer. grooved forearm and pistolgrip buttstock with a black composite The original box is included and contains the manual and a set of key for checkered buttplate. Designed after the Winchester 1897 World War I the Taurus lock. An excellent to near as-new example overall. era service shotguns these faithful recreations feature the 1917 bayonet (4A6520-3138) {MODERN} [Richard “Stretch” Kennedy Collection] lug, heatshield and swivels. An excellent example overall. (4B9678-83) (350/550) {MODERN} [Lester Hull Collection] (300/500) Est. 350 - 550 Est. 300 - 500 2382 Smith & Wesson Model 916A Slide Action Shotgun 2388 Ruger 10/22 Takedown Semi-Auto Carbine serial #548B25, 12 ga., 20” plain barrel with an excellent bore. The serial #820-14036, 22 LR, 18 1/2" barrel with an excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 97-98% original blue that has a few light stainless steel surfaces rate excellent and have but a few light handling handling marks and some light operational wear along the full-length marks and some very light staining. The checkered black synthetic stock magazine tube. The hardwood stocks rate excellent and have a few very rates excellent and has a few light handling marks. The factory sights light handling marks. The barrel is equipped with a set of factory sights. remain intact and a silver Weaver-style base is mounted to the receiver. An original factory Bangor Punta box with blue outer sleeve is included. A single factory ten round rotary magazine is included,, as is a factory An excellent example overall that has seen little use. (4A6520-1948) black nylon zippered take-down case that contains the manual. An {MODERN} [Richard “Stretch” Kennedy Collection] (100/200) excellent example overall. (4A9657-5) {MODERN} (200/300) Est. 100 - 200 Est. 200 - 300 2383 Anschutz Woodchucker Bolt Action Rifle 2389 Remington Model 870 Express Slide Action Shotgun serial #WM00049, 22 Magnum RF, 17 3/8” barrel with a bright, excellent serial #B572033M, 12 ga., 20” fully rifled barrel with rifle sights and an unfired bore. This is an as-new-in-box condition example with no visible excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 99% plus original signs of any wear. The rifle features a blued finish with a bright steel bolt Parkerized finish that has no visible wear. The checkered hardwood and smooth hardwood stock. The smooth hardwood stock features a stocks rate excellent, the only visible mark is a small impact mark on the raised comb, a wood butt and has a 12 3/8” length of pull. The original left side of the wrist of the buttstock, which was likely present when it left sights remain intact including the front sight hood and the receiver is the factory. The buttstock features a raised comb and has a solid rubber grooved for mounts. The original box is included and is numbered to the recoil pad. The original box with manual and magazine restriction plug receiver. A manual and a single detachable magazine are included in are included. An excellent example of these large game hunting shotgun the box. This was a limited production sold exclusively by RSR and is that is in as-new-box condition. (4A6520-1952) {MODERN} [Richard the perfect rifle for the youngster in need of a 22 rimfire with a bit more “Stretch” Kennedy Collection] (200/400) power. This lot is numbered alike to the following lot. (4A6520-2339) Est. 200 - 400 {MODERN} [Richard “Stretch” Kennedy Collection] (150/250) 2390 Remington Model 870 Express Slide Action Shotgun Est. 150 - 250 serial #B356286M, 12 ga., 28” ventilated rib Rem-choke barrel that has 2384 Anschutz Woodchucker Bolt Action Rifle an excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 99% plus original serial #WC00049, 22 LR, 16 1/8” barrel with a bright, excellent bore. The Parkerized finish that has no signs of visible wear. The checkered metal surfaces retain about 99% original blued finish that has a few light hardwood stocks rate as-new. The original box is included and contains handling marks. The satin steel bolt remains in the white and remains the manual, choke wrench, magazine plug and a single modified choke. “bright”. The smooth hardwood stock has some very light dings and An excellent to as-new-in-box condition example of these popular utility other light handling marks along with some very light flaking to the shotguns. (4A6520-1932) {MODERN} [Richard “Stretch” Kennedy lacquer finish. The smooth hardwood stock features a raised comb, a Collection] (200/300) wood butt and has an 11 3/4” length of pull. The original sights remain Est. 200 - 300 intact including the front sight hood and the receiver is grooved for 2391 Remington Model 30-S Express Bolt Action Rifle mounts. The original box is included, the printed label is for another rifle serial #28161, 30-06, 24” barrel with a very good lightly oxidized bore but the hand scribed factory label is numbered to the receiver. A manual with evident rifling. The receiver and the barrel have toned to plum with and a single detachable magazine are included in the box. This was a light wear on the high edges and contact points, thinning, and specks of limited production sold exclusively by RSR and is the perfect rifle for a light oxidation along the length of the barrel. The triggerguard and youngster to learn the basics of shooting with the proper instruction. floorplate have been cleaned to bright with traces of oxidation staining This lot is numbered alike to the preceding lot. (4A6520-2340) and light pitting still present. The checkered pistolgrip walnut stock is in {MODERN} [Richard “Stretch” Kennedy Collection] (100/200) very good condition as lightly cleaned with an added high gloss finish, Est. 100 - 200 scattered light handling marks, a few flattened points of checkering, and 2385 CVA Mountain Rifle Made For The National Wildlife Federation the checkered “Remington” marked steel buttplate is proud at the toe. serial #New Hampshire No. 1, .50 Cal., 32” octagon barrel with a like The 2-line barrel address, caliber designation reading “30 CAL.1906”, new, unfired bore. This is a new-in-box example. Unlike the other U.S. and all other markings remain crisp. A Redfield one-piece twist off scope made examples of this model which have a factory brown finish, this base is mounted to the top of the receiver. The original ramped bead particular rifle was made in Spain and features a matte blue finish on the front sight is intact, and the base to the factory mounted Lyman aperture barrel, triggerguard and buttplate that have no visible signs of wear. The sight remains mounted to the right side of the receiver, though the right barrel flat is inscribed “National Wildlife Federation ** New sighting arm is absent from the rifle. The rifle is sighted with a Weaver K Hampshire No. 1”. The lock and hammer feature vibrant factory case 2.5 scope in very good plus condition with a few spots of oxidation, clear colors. The walnut stock features a German silver forend tip and has glass, and a post and crosshair reticle. (14A9544-173) {C&R} (400/600) silver escutcheons, wedge pins and patchbox. The patchbox has been Est. 400 - 600 engraved with the National Wildlife Federation 50th anniversary logo with date of “1936-1986”. The original silver blade front sight and copper colored sporting rear sight remain intact and included is a brass tipped wood ramrod. The original box with a hand written label is also included and contains the manuals and a CVA rifle sock. (4A6520-1936) {ANTIQUE} [Richard “Stretch” Kennedy Collection] (200/400) Est. 200 - 400 2386 Lanber Model 2532 Semi-Auto Shotgun serial #13-03-03527-06-12-76, 12 ga., 28” ventilated rib screw-in choke barrel that has a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 99% original blue that has some light handling marks throughout. The checkered walnut stocks rate excellent and have a few light handling marks as well. The barrel is equipped with a red fiber optic bead sight and a single modified choke is installed. The original box is included which contains the manuals and a choke wrench. An excellent example of these economical Spanish made semi-auto shotguns. (4A9678-30) {MODERN} [Lester Hull Collection] (200/400) Est. 200 - 400 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2392 Argentine Model 1909 Bolt Action Rifle by DWM 2395 Soviet SKS Semi-Auto Rifle by Tula serial #E1391, 7.65 Argentine, 29” barrel with a bright excellent bore serial #CCCP46521, 7.62x39mm, 20 1/2” barrel with a bright excellent except for a ring of light pitting about 1” from the muzzle. The bore. The metal surfaces of this 1951-maunfactured rifle retain about in-the-white receiver is in very good plus to near excellent condition with 99% arsenal Parkerized and blued finishes with a few light handling some light oil and oxidation staining on the interior surfaces of the marks; the folding blade bayonet shows scattered speckled oxidation receiver and a few light handling marks, and the in-the-white bolt staining. The pistolgrip hardwood stock is in excellent condition as lightly assembly is in similar condition with light oil and oxidation staining in cleaned with an added glossy finish, a few light handling marks, and a spots. The remaining metal surfaces of the rifle retain about 98% original spot or two of rough finish. The right side of the buttstock is stamped blue with light wear at the muzzle, specks of light oxidation on the with a softened Soviet rework mark, the left side is stamped with the underside of the barrel near the muzzle, and a few light handling marks. faded Tula star, 1951 manufacture date above a crossed out serial The smooth walnut stock is in very good plus condition with a few light number and the period added matching Soviet serial number. The dust dings and handling marks; the steel buttplate has been cleaned to cover is crisply marked with the Tula star, a Soviet rework mark, and is bright. Two small Argentinian proofs are crisply stamped on the inside of dated 1951. The rear face of the dust cover, the left side of the receiver, the pistolgrip, and three deeply struck proofs are stamped on the toeline. the base of the magazine, the triggerguard, and the bolt are all marked “A / C” is marked behind the lower barrel band, a partially faded with the original Soviet serial number reading “GYU4713”. The right side thumbnail sized stamp is on the right side of the butt, a still crisp circled of the receiver is neatly import marked “SKS 7.62x39 / CDI SWAN VT” “(sunburst) / RA” is stamped on the handguard, and the stock is and “MADE IN RUSSIA”. The rifle is sighted with the original open serial-matched to the rifle. The Argentinian crest and other receiver sights, the blade bayonet locks into both deployed and stored positions markings remain crisp, and the stock, cleaning rod, bolt assembly, tightly, and the rifle appears to function well mechanically; the cleaning muzzle cap, and triggerguard are serialized and matching to the rifle. A rod is present. An attractive example of one of the first military rifles fine example of these military rifles. (14A9682-4) {C&R} (400/600) chambered for an intermediate cartridge. (14A9676-1) {C&R} (400/600) Est. 400 - 600 Est. 400 - 600 2393 British No. 1 Mk III* Bolt Action Rifle by Enfield 2396 U.S. Model 1903 Bolt Action Rifle by Remington serial #1 4422, 303 British, 25” barrel with a very good bore with light serial #3075137, 30-06, 24” 4-42 dated Remington barrel with a very frosting throughout but strong rifling. The metal surfaces of this good bore with light pitting throughout but evident rifling. The rifle retains 1917-dated rifle retain about 60% arsenal reapplied blue with silvering about 90% mottled dark gray-green arsenal reapplied Parkerized finish on the high edges and contact points, light oxidation staining on the with light wear on the right side rear of the receiver, tiny raised bumps magazine, receiver, barrel band, and nosecap, scattered pinprick pitting beneath the finish on the receiver ring, and a few light handling marks; and light handling marks. The European hardwood stock is in very good the nosecap and the magazine floorplate show reapplied blue, with the condition as lightly cleaned with scattered small dings and light handling magazine floorplate having an area of light wear and spots of light marks, a 1/2” crack in the rear handguard, a repaired crack in the oxidation along the right edge. The right rear of the receiver had two forward handguard, and an added finish. The pistolgrip of the stock is filled previously drilled and tapped, holes which are visible upon marked with a slightly softened “(six-point star) / E” and the right side of examination. The walnut “scant” stock is in very good condition as lightly the buttstock has an about 1” diameter circular plug sitting flush with the cleaned with four light dings marked with black stain on the handguard, rest of the stock wood, replacing the stock disc. The socket markings white paint transfer on the left side of the stock, and scattered light have softened but are still largely legible, partially faded British proofs handling marks; the checkered steel buttplate has worn to gunmetal are scattered around the rifle, and the serialized parts are all matching gray with finish remaining in the grooves and on the heel. The stock and confirm the initial character of the serial number to be “1”. The left features two reinforcing bolts, is marked with a crisp circled “P” proof side of the receiver is stamped with a “Alpha Leb. Oh.” import mark. The behind the triggerguard, a partially faded “D28179” stamped into the top rifle retains the original open sights, and appears to function well of the forward handguard, and “RA-P” has been hand inscribed into the mechanically. A solid example of these British arms that served in WWI. left side of the stock, above the trigger. The receiver and barrel markings (14A9676-8) {C&R} (300/500) remain crisp and easily legible, and the bolt shroud, safety tab, rear Est. 300 - 500 sight assembly, barrel band, nose cap, and front sight blade are all “R” 2394 Canadian No. 4 Mk I* Bolt Action Rifle by Long Branch marked. The rifle is sighted with the original open sights, the sling serial #56L9098, 303 British, 25” barrel with a dark very good bore with swivels are intact, and the rifle appears to function well mechanically. A light pitting throughout, but strong rifling. The metal surfaces of this good choice for the beginning collector. (14A9688-12) {C&R} (400/600) 1944-dated rifle retain about 85% reapplied blue with light wear on the Est. 400 - 600 high edges and contact points, flaking of the Suncorite finish on the top 2397 Ottoman Gew. 88/05 Bolt Action Rifle by Loewe of the nosecap, and light pitting beneath the finish on the receiver and serial #3136d, 8mm Mauser, 29” barrel with a dark very good bore with triggerguard. The hardwood stock is in very good condition with a 1 1/2” light pitting throughout but evident rifling. The metal surfaces had been square repair to the heel which blends in well, a donut-shaped impact previously cleaned to gun metal gray, and a light brown patina is now mark on the left side of the forend, and numerous handling marks present throughout with scattered light pitting and light wear on the high consistent with service. The stock features a grooved rear handguard edges and contact points; the barrel jacket shows light dings just ahead and the stock is fitted with a brass buttplate in very good condition with of the nosecap. The hardwood stock is in very good condition as lightly multiple light dings from use. The receiver markings remain crisp, the cleaned with the buttplate proud of the stock at the toe and along the upper sling swivel and upper barrel band are both square “S” marked for right side, 5 short hairline cracks behind the receiver, repaired long Savage manufacture, the underside of the muzzle is finely import cracks on the right side of the forend between the barrel band and the marked, the bolt is serialized and matching to the rifle, and the nosecap, scattered light handling marks, and an added glossy finish. magazine is serialized to another rifle. The rifle is sighted with the The stock is marked with the remains of either “D” or “B”, but is standard protected blade front sight and 2-position “L” shaped rear sight otherwise unmarked. The receiver ring is marked “S / LOEWE BERLIN / calibrated to 300 and 600 yds. The lower barrel band with sling swivel is 1890 / (Persian numeral “6”)” which are softened but still easily legible, offset to the 7 o’clock position, rather than the typical 6 o’clock position, four faded proofs are marked on the right side of the receiver, and the but the band appears to fit properly in all other aspects. The rifle left side of the receiver is crisply marked “Gew. 88”. The barrel jacket appears to function well mechanically and should make a good shooter. shares the correct serial number, however the suffix is an “S” instead of (14A9676-7) {C&R} (400/600) the “d” that is found on the receiver, and the nosecap is crisply marked Est. 400 - 600 “23.R.1.18”. The bolt handle, safety tab, shroud, cocking piece, and bolt head are all marked with Persian numerals and the Ottoman Crescent. The rifle is sighted with an inverted-v front sight and a flip-up leaf rear sight, the graduations of which are marked in Persian numerals. The bolt handle has been neatly bent downward. The rifle has been updated to close the bottom of the magazine, allowing the use of stripper clips and spitzer-point cartridges. Included with the rifle is a leather sling and cleaning rod. (14A9682-5) {ANTIQUE} (300/500) Est. 300 - 500 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2398 Marlin Model 1894 Lever Action Carbine 2402 Marlin Model 336SC Lever Action Carbine serial #24131109, 44 Mag, 20” JM-marked Micro-Groove barrel with a serial #K2376, 35 Rem, 20” JM-marked barrel with a bright excellent bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces of this 1976-manufactured bore. The carbine retains about 85% original blue with finish loss along carbine retain about 96% original and reapplied blue with light wear on the underside of the receiver and along the lower edges of the sides, the high edges and contact points, a spot of oxidation on the barrel light wear on the high edges, scattered light oxidation on the receiver, band, and scattered light handling marks; the blued finish on the barrel, and half-length magazine tube, and a few scattered light handling magazine tube, lever, and flats of the receiver appears to have been marks. The walnut pistolgrip stock and forend are in excellent condition touched up, with some light pitting visible beneath the blue on the lever. as lightly cleaned with the tangs proud of the wrist on the right side, and The straight grip smooth walnut stock is in very good condition with a ventilated recoil pad which has hardened slightly from age has been scattered flaking of the high gloss finish, a small ding on the left side fitted to the stock, and is proud at the toe. The forend is a paler shade of edge of the forend, and scattered light handling marks; the Marlin wood than the buttstock, suggesting a possible replacement, and the “bullseye” is intact behind the rear sling swivel. The rifle is sighted with a buttstock retains the Marlin “bullseye”. The two-line barrel address bead front, which has been painted white, and a sporting-style rear; the remains crisp, the tang screw shows light slot damage, and the action receiver is also drilled and tapped for optics mounting, with filler screws appears to function well mechanically. The rifle is sighted with a Marbles in place. Included with the rifle are two quick detach sling swivels and a gold bead front sight and a sporting-style rear sight. An honest right side hammer extension for use with telescopic sights. 1953-dated carbine that will make a good brush gun. (14A9678-72) (14A9678-70) {MODERN} [Lester Hull Collection] (400/600) {C&R} [Lester Hull Collection] (300/500) Est. 400 - 600 Est. 300 - 500 2399 Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Carbine 2403 Marlin Model 30TK Lever Action Carbine serial #2015676, 32 Special, 20” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The serial #10063161, 30-30 Win, 18 1/2” JM-marked barrel with a bright metal surfaces of this 1954-manufactured carbine retain about 85% excellent Micro-Groove bore. The carbine retains about 96% original original blue with light wear on the high edges and contact points, a few blue with light wear on the loading gate and high edges, spots of spots of finish loss on the frame, and scattered specks of oxidation and oxidation on the lower tang and lever, and a few light handling marks on light handling marks. The straight grip smooth walnut stock and forend the barrel and half-length magazine. The straight grip birch stock and are in very good condition as lightly cleaned with a small ding in the right forend are in very good condition with scattered wear and flaking of the side of the wrist, scattered light handling marks, and a lightly added finish on the wrist and a few light handling marks; the stock retains the finish; the checkered steel shotgun-style buttplate shows silvering 1/2” rubber recoil pad marked with the Marlin logo. The two-line barrel around the edges and specks of light oxidation. The barrel address address and the warning label are both crisply stamped on opposite remains crisp, as is the serial number and the Winchester proofs sides of the rear sight. The rifle retains the sporting-style open sights, stamped on the barrel and frame. The carbine is sighted with original and a Leupold M8 2.5x Compact scope is mounted to the receiver; the open sights, with the front sight hood intact, and the carbine seems to scope has clear glass and a duplex reticle. A nice example of these function well mechanically. A salty carbine that will still serve well in the uncommon carbines made for K-Mart. (14A9678-133) {MODERN} deer woods. (14A9678-122) {C&R} [Lester Hull Collection] (400/600) [Lester Hull Collection] (300/500) Est. 400 - 600 Est. 300 - 500 2400 Custom Winchester Model 1894 Saddle Ring Carbine 2404 Marlin Model 336RC Lever Action Carbine serial #190644, 32 Special, 19” shortened nickel steel barrel with serial #AB50000, 35 Rem, 20” JM-marked barrel with a bright very good full-length magazine and a good lightly oxidized bore with very faint plus bore with a few scattered light pits. The carbine retains about rifling. The carbine retains about 99% reapplied blue with a few light 85-90% original blue with wear on the high edges of the receiver and handling marks and spots of pinprick pitting beneath the finish. The lever, thinning on the flats of the receiver, and scattered spots of straight grip walnut stock and forend are in very good condition as lightly oxidation and light pitting; a 5” section of barrel and receiver on the right cleaned with a 1” chip on the right side of the lower tang, a 3/4” hairline side have had a thin layer of black enamel finish applied over previous crack at the rear of the upper tang, and scattered dings, handling marks light pitting. The gold trigger shows silvering on the high edges and and other signs of use. The curved steel buttplate shows light wear to trigger face. The capped pistolgrip walnut stock and forend are in very the reapplied blue at the heel and toe. The two-line barrel address, good condition as lightly cleaned with staining around the upper tang upper tang markings, and serial number are softened lightly, and the and on the right side of the forend against the barrel, scattered light caliber designation on the left side of the barrel near the receiver has handling marks, and the forend shows a paler finish than the buttstock. been partially obscured. The carbine is sighted with a brass blade front The Marlin-marked rubber buttpad is proud of the stock in spots and the sight which is highlighted with white paint, and a v-notch rear sight with Marlin “bullseye” is intact. The serial number stamped on the lower tang flip-up ladder that is missing the sliding notch. The saddle ring and post has softened in spots from handling but is still legible, but the barrel are intact on the carbine. (14A9678-118) {MODERN} (200/400) address remains crisp. The carbine is sighted with a gold bead front Est. 200 - 400 sight and a Williams receiver mounted aperture sight, the screw in 2401 Custom Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Rifle aperture for which is missing; the original rear open sight has been serial #386859, 30 WCF, 24” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The removed and a dovetail blank inserted. The top of the receiver is drilled receiver of the rifle retains about 30% original blue with the majority and tapped, and one filler screw shows light slot damage. A right-side having toned to gray with generous remnants of blue on the sides and hammer extension has been added, as have sling swivels at the toe line protected areas, intermittent light oxidation staining, and some silvering and on the full-length magazine tube nd. A carbine that would make a on the high edges. The lever has previously been cleaned to gunmetal good companion for the deer woods. (14A9678-68) {C&R} [Lester Hull gray with spots of case color remaining where the lever meets the Collection] (300/500) receiver. The barrel and half-length magazine tube retain about 80% Est. 300 - 500 original blue with a spot of loss about midway down the barrel, scattered 2405 Winchester Model 94 Classic Commemorative Lever Action Carbine thinning of the finish, light handling marks throughout, and some general serial #3034721, 30-30 Win, 20” octagon barrel with a bright excellent toning to brown. The straight grip walnut stock and forend are in very bore. The receiver of the carbine retains about 97% later applied enamel good plus condition as lightly cleaned with scattered light handling finish with scattered small spots of flaking, spots of light oxidation where marks, the toe of the crescent steel buttplate is proud of the stock, and the receiver and tang meet the wrist of the stock, and spots of previous an added glossy finish. The crescent steel buttplate has largely toned to oxidation beneath the finish. The remaining metal surfaces retain about gray with traces of original blue and light wear at the heel and toe, and 95% original blue with the barrel toning lightly to brown, and a few the forend features a steel forend tip. All markings remain crisp including scattered light handling marks. The straight grip hardwood stock is in the oval “P” proof denoting the barrel being mail-ordered from very good condition with the left side of the wrist showing light oxidation Winchester; both barrel and receiver are marked with Winchester proofs, staining at the edges and light moisture damage with slight delamination the one on the barrel being double struck. The rifle is sighted with in spots, a spot of synthetic filler at the heel of the buttplate, and standard sporting-style open sights, the bead front sight of which has scattered light handling marks; the forend rates excellent. The right side been highlighted with white paint. A fine custom Model 1894 that should of the barrel is crisply marked in flowing script “Model 94 Winchester still shoot well today. (14A9678-137) {MODERN} [Lester Hull Collection] Classic”, and the light scroll engraving on the sides of the receiver is (300/500) softened slightly. The rifle retains the original silver bead front sight and Est. 300 - 500 sporting-style rear. A Winchester commemorative that should still perform well on the range. (14A9678-146) {C&R} [Lester Hull Collection] (200/400) Est. 200 - 400 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2406 Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Eastern Carbine 2410 Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Carbine serial #466576, 32 W.S., 20” barrel with a two thirds length magazine serial #4550392, 30-30 Win, 20” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The and a very good bore with light pitting throughout. The carbine retains metal surfaces of this 1977-manufactured carbine retain about 97% about 97% reapplied blue finish with two discolored spots on the original blue with scattered specks of light oxidation on the receiver, with underside of the barrel at the muzzle, light oxidation on the magazine a small concentration on the upper tang, and a few light handling marks. tube, scattered light handling marks, and scattered traces of previous The straight grip hardwood stock and forend are in very good condition light pitting beneath the finish. The straight grip walnut stock and forend with some scattered light handling marks, and the buttstock is fit with a are in very good condition as lightly cleaned with a spot of synthetic filler “WINCHESTER / REPEATING / ARMS” marked checkered hard rubber on the right side of the buttstock, a small chip missing from the corner of buttplate. The two-line barrel address, Winchester proofs, and the serial the wrist, two cracks and two repaired cracks in the forend tip, and the number remain crisply marked. The carbine is sighted with a bead front curved steel buttplate is proud of the stock at the toe. The barrel sight and a sporting-style rear sight; no front sight hood is present. The markings and serial number of the carbine are faded but legible, and the carbine appears to function well mechanically, and should serve well in tang sight screw has been polished over. The carbine is sighted with a the deer woods come hunting season. (14A9678-119) {MODERN} Lyman white bead front sight and an adjustable leaf rear sight, [Lester Hull Collection] (400/600) graduated to 1000 yards. The carbine appears to function well Est. 400 - 600 mechanically. (14A9678-7) {C&R} [Lester Hull Collection] (300/500) 2411 Remington Model 760 Gamemaster Slide Action Rifle Est. 300 - 500 serial #120271, 30-06, 22” barrel with a very good bore with light pitting 2407 Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Carbine throughout but strong rifling. The rifle retains about 85-90% original blue serial #2574601, 30-30 Win, 20” barrel with a full-length magazine and a with light wear on the high edges and on the grasping area, moderate very good bore with scattered very light pitting. The metal surfaces of wear along the action tube and bar, and fading along the receiver with this 1963-manufactured carbine retain about 90% reapplied blue with light toning to brown and scattered light oxidation. The pistolgrip walnut light wear in the grasping area, high edges, and contact points, buttstock is in very good condition as lightly cleaned with scattered light scattered light oxidation, and handling marks; scattered previous light dings, flaking of the reapplied gloss finish, and the Remington-marked pitting is visible beneath the finish. The straight grip walnut stock and hard rubber buttplate is proud at the toe. The barrel address, Remington forend are in very good plus condition with a few light handling marks, proofs, and receiver markings all remain crisp. The rifle is sighted with a and an approximately 3/8” lapel pin has been inserted into the right side ramped silver bead front sight and a Lyman folding leaf rear sight, and of the buttstock, displaying the Masonic square and compass symbol; the top of the receiver is drilled and tapped with a Weaver one-piece the “WINCHESTER / REPEATING / ARMS” marked checkered scope base mounted; a Weaver K2.5 scope with slightly cloudy glass hardrubber buttplate is in excellent condition. The barrel address, and a fine crosshair reticle is mounted in 1” Weaver rings to the rifle. Winchester proofs, and serial number remain easily legible, and have Included with the rifle is a single detachable magazine. An honest softened slightly. The carbine is sighted with a bead front sight, upon 1953-vintage example of these classic American sporting rifles. which white paint has been applied, and a Williams receiver mounted (14A9678-32) {C&R} [Lester Hull Collection] (200/400) aperture rear sight, with missing aperture; the original rear sight has Est. 200 - 400 been removed and a dovetail blank installed. Sling studs have been 2412 Winchester Model 94 Buffalo Bill Commemorative Lever Action Rifle added at the underside of the barrel band and 1 1/2” from the toe. The serial #WC58604, 30-30 Win, 26” octagon barrel with full magazine and carbine appears to function well mechanically. A solid carbine that will an excellent bore. The rifle retains about 97% original blue with the still serve well in the deer woods. (14A9678-9) {C&R} [Lester Hull barrel toning very slightly to brown and a few light handling marks. The Collection] (200/400) trigger, hammer, loading gate, saddle ring and forend cap all remain Est. 200 - 400 bright. The straight grip walnut stock and forend are in excellent 2408 Remington Model 870 Express Tactical Slide Action Shotgun condition with a few light handling marks, and the right side of the stock serial #AB789609M, 12 ga, 18” plain barrel choked cylinder with a is inlaid with a 1 1/2” diameter commemorative coin marked “COLONEL breacher-type muzzle device and an excellent bore. The receiver and WILLIAM F. “BUFFALO BILL” CODY” around the bust of the man. The barrel retain about 95% factory mottled gray-black powder coat finish sides of the receiver are lightly engraved with the left side reading with flaking on the receiver and light oxidation beneath the finish, the “BUFFALO BILL” in script, the upper tang is marked “W. F. Cody Chief drilled and tapped holes in the receiver show light oxidation in the of Scouts” in script, and the right side of the barrel is marked “Buffalo Bill interior, and the Parkerized full-length magazine tube shows some Commemorative” also in script; all markings remain crisp with the tang scattered light oxidation. The black synthetic pistolgrip stock and forend and barrel marking highlighted in white. The Winchester proof and are in excellent condition, with the buttstock featuring a Remington trademark also remain crisp. The rifle is sighted with a silver bead front SuperCell recoil pad. The barrel and receiver markings remain crisp. sight and a sporting-style rear sight. Altogether an excellent example of The shotgun is sighted with a lone black bead front sight, and a sling these rifles commemorating a legendary American. (14A9678-142) swivel is present on the magazine tube band to match the integral swivel {C&R} [Lester Hull Collection] (400/600) present on the toe line. Included with the shotgun is the factory Est. 400 - 600 cardboard box, end labeled and numbered to the gun, manual, and 2413 Sporterized Springfield Armory Model 1903 Bolt Action Rifle trigger lock. A solid tactical shotgun that should perform well. serial #1012663, 30-06, 24” barrel with a very good frosted bore with (14A9319-334) {MODERN} (300/500) evident rifling. The receiver has toned to a coppery patina, and the Est. 300 - 500 barrel retains about 85-90% reapplied blue finish with areas of 2409 Winchester Pre ’64 Model 70 Bolt Action Rifle previously cleaned oxidation, scattered light handling marks, and the serial #35365, 30-06, 24” barrel with a very good lightly pitted bore with muzzle end of the barrel toning to plum for about 4”; the magazine strong rifling. The metal surfaces of this 1941-manufactured rifle retain floorplate and triggerguard have been lightly cleaned and show a few about 80% original finish with thinning along the barrel, light wear on the spots of light oxidation. The bolt handle and body have been cleaned to high edges and contact points, the magazine floorplate and triggerguard bright, and the bolt shroud shows a coppery brown patina with flaking having been lightly cleaned to gunmetal gray in spots, and a few finish; the safety tab has been replaced with a Buehler tab. The scattered light handling marks and spots of light oxidation. The checkered pistolgrip walnut stock is in very good condition with a fine checkered pistolgrip walnut stock is in very good condition as lightly crack through the diamond checkering of the pistolgrip, an about 1” cleaned with a few scattered very light dings in the checkering, scattered rectangular repair just ahead of the bolt handle, and a few light handling light handling marks, and the checkered steel widow’s peak buttplate is marks. The stock features a raised left-side cheekpiece, ebony gripcap, slightly proud of the stock. The barrel and receiver markings remain ebony forend tip, a red “NOSHOC” rubber recoil pad, and two sling largely crisp with a few of the smaller characters having partially faded, swivels at the toe and forend. The original receiver and barrel markings and the bolt is lightly electro-penciled with the matching serial number. are largely concealed by added sights and mounts, but the serial The rifle is sighted with a gold bead front sight and a folding leaf rear. number remains crisply stamped. The rear receiver bridge has been Beyond the expected factory drilled and tapped holes, an additional five drilled and tapped on the right side for aperture sight mounting, the holes have been added to the left side of the receiver, likely for a period holes of which have filler screws, and the top of the receiver has been scope mount, the center most piercing the “WINCHESTER / -TRADE drilled and tapped with two Weaver-style scope bases mounted. A MARK-” stamping. Altogether a solid Model 70 made just before Redfield ramped front sight base with a hooded bead front sight has production paused for the Second World War. (14A9560-28) {C&R} been added to the barrel, though no rear sight is present. A Challenger (400/600) 4x scope with clear glass and a duplex reticle is mounted to the rifle; the Est. 400 - 600 scope is in very good condition with light wear and the elevation adjustment partially broken, but still appearing functional. (14A9678-91) {MODERN} [Lester Hull Collection] (200/400) Est. 200 - 400 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2414 Fabrique Nationale Hi Power Bolt Action Rifle 2418 GTO CORE 15 Scout Semi-Auto Carbine serial #30098, 7mm Mauser, 20” professionally shortened barrel with a serial #GTOC021944, 5.56 NATO, 16” 1:9” twist barrel with a very good bright excellent bore. The rifle retains about 97% original blue with light bore with light oxidation throughout. The carbine retains about 99% wear around the muzzle and even thinning along the barrel. The black anodized and phosphate finishes with a few scattered light checkered pistolgrip black synthetic Bell & Carlson stock is in very good handling marks. The black polymer A2 pistolgrip, clamshell handguard, plus condition with scattered light handling marks and visible bedding and pinned collapsible-style buttstock are in excellent condition. The compound around the action, traces of which are present on the surface carbine features a fixed A2-style front sight and a Picatinny rail along the of the stock. The barrel of the rifle appears to be fully free-floated from top of the receiver, every other slot of which is labeled in ascending the stock, and the stock features a 1/2” rubber recoil pad. The Belgian order (T2, T4, etc.). The carbine also features a dust cover, brass proofs along the left side of the barrel and receiver, the serial number, deflector, forward assist, and a Troy Industries Claymore muzzle brake and the manufacturer markings all remain crisp and easily legible; the attached to the barrel. Included with the carbine is a factory hardcase, bolt is serialized and matching to the rifle on the underside of the bolt D&H 30-round magazine, trigger lock, and manual. (14A9319-117) handle. The rifle has no provisions for open sights, but the receiver has {MODERN} (400/600) been drilled and tapped and has two Weaver bases mounted. The rifle Est. 400 - 600 is sighted with a Tasco 2.5x20 scope with clear glass and a duplex 2419 Remington Model 870 Express Tactical Slide Action Shotgun reticle, mounted in 1” Weaver rings. Included with the rifle are a set of serial #CC68737B, 12 ga, 18 1/2” plain barrel choked cylinder with an quick detach sling swivels. A quality rifle that should shoot well. excellent bore. The metal surfaces of the shotgun retain 99% plus black (14A9678-18) {MODERN} [Lester Hull Collection] (200/300) Parkerized finish. The black synthetic pistolgrip stock and grooved Est. 200 - 300 forend rate excellent with a textured grip area on the pistolgrip. The 2415 Woodsmaster Semi-Auto Rifle shotgun is sighted with a bead front sight. Included with the shotgun is serial #198712, 280 Rem, 22” barrel with a bright very good plus bore the factory cardboard box, end labeled and numbered to the gun, lock, with a few scattered light pits. The rifle retains about 85% original blue and manual. This arm is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory fired-only, with previously cleaned light oxidation and pitting scattered on the and may have a very small rack or handling mark only. (14A9319-325) receiver and barrel, light wear in the grasping area and the receiver is {MODERN} (400/600) lightly toning brown. The pistolgrip walnut stock and forend are in very Est. 400 - 600 good condition as lightly cleaned with scattered light handling marks and 2420 Custom Remington Model 1903-A3 Bolt Action Rifle some flaking of the added finish; the Remington-marked corrugated serial #3726103, 30-06, 24” 4-43 dated 2-groove Remington barrel with aluminum buttplate has been cleaned to bright along the edges, and a lightly frosted very good bore with a few scattered spots of light pitting shows light wear on the heel and toe. The proofs and barrel address, as but strong rifling. The metal surfaces of the rifle retain about 97% mixed well as the Remington markings on the left side of the receiver, remain arsenal Parkerized and blue finishes with light wear on the high edges crisp. The rifle is sighted with a ramped silver bead front sight and a and contact points and a few light handling marks. The Fajen Sportsman sporting-style rear, and sling swivels are present on the toe line and at walnut stock is in near excellent condition with a light abrasion on the the forend tip. Included with the rifle is a single detachable magazine in bottom of the gripcap, a few light handling marks, and the white line very good condition, with a few spots of old oxidation and pitting. A solid spacer to the “FAJEN” marked hard rubber buttplate is proud of the January of 1958 date-coded rifle in a less common chambering. stock in spots. The original receiver and barrel markings remain crisply (14A9678-35) {C&R} [Lester Hull Collection] (150/250) stamped, and the rifle retains the original open sights. The rifle appears Est. 150 - 250 to function well mechanically. A solid service rifle that will now serve well 2416 XTR Bolt Action Rifle as a sporting arm. (14A9669-5) {MODERN} (200/400) serial #G1390647, 30-06, 21 3/4” barrel with a bright very good plus Est. 200 - 400 bore with scattered specks of oxidation and strong rifling. The rifle 2421 Savage-Stevens Model 58D Bolt Action Shotgun retains about 95% original blue with light wear on the contact points and serial #A045541, 20 ga, 25” plain barrel with an adjustable choke and scattered light oxidation along the barrel and on the magazine floorplate. bright excellent bore. The shotgun retains about 95% original blue with The bolt handle shows moderate wear with the area of loss showing speckled light oxidation along the receiver and barrel, with a few light oxidation staining, and the bolt body has been jeweled. The concentrated spots of light oxidation near the muzzle, and a few light checkered Monte Carlo walnut stock is in very good condition with a few handling marks. The checkered hardwood stock is in very good flattened points of checkering, some flaking of the finish on the gripcap condition with a light abrasion at the forend tip, scattered light handling and forend tip, and scattered light handling marks. The stock features a marks, and the remnant of a sticker on the left side of the buttstock left side cheekpiece. The barrel address and receiver markings remain which can be easily removed with a little effort. The barrel markings crisp, and the Winchester proof on the barrel is partially struck. The bolt remain crisp, and the choke is marked “SAVAGE / ADJUSTABLE / is serialized and matching to the rifle. The rifle retains the sporting style CHOKE”, and is marked with positions for cylinder, improved cylinder, open sights, and the receiver is drilled and tapped with two Weaver modified, and full. The shotgun is sighted with a silver bead front sight scope bases mounted to the top of the receiver. A solid and a shallow groove rear sight. The shotgun appears to function well in a proven chambering. (14A9678-47) {MODERN} [Lester Hull mechanically, and included is one 2-round detachable magazine. Collection] (400/600) (14A9665-19) {MODERN} (100/200) Est. 400 - 600 Est. 100 - 200 2417 Remington Model 141 Gamemaster Slide Action Rifle 2422 Remington Model 1100 Semi-Auto Shotgun serial #47011, 35 Rem, 20 1/2” professionally shortened barrel with a serial #N880533V, 12 ga, 28” ventilated rib barrel choked modified with very good plus bore with a few light pits but strong rifling. The rifle a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces of the shotgun retain about retains about 85-90% original blue with light wear on the front of the 90% original blue with thinning along the barrel from the muzzle to the receiver, light wear on the front sight base and around the muzzle, and forend tip, scattered spots of oxidation and light dings, light muzzle moderate operational wear on the action bar and magazine tube; the top wear, and numerous light handling marks on the receiver. The of the receiver has a fingernail sized area which appears to have been checkered pistolgrip walnut stock and forend are in very good condition lightly ground. The pistolgrip walnut stock is in very good plus condition with a linear 3/8” impact mark in the checkering on the underside of the as lightly cleaned with a 3/8” hairline crack at the heel, an old light ding forend, some flaking of the finish, and scattered light handling marks. on the right side of the wrist, the aluminum buttplate is proud at the toe The receiver and bolt have light foliate scroll engraving, and the 2-line and along the right side, and the stock has a lightly added finish; the barrel address remains crisply marked. The shotgun is sighted with a grooved forend is also in very good plus condition as lightly cleaned with silver bead, and appears to function well mechanically. (14A9544-232) a few light handling marks. The two-line barrel address and Remington {MODERN} (200/400) markings on the receiver remain crisp. The rifle is sighted with a Lyman Est. 200 - 400 ramped front sight and a Lyman receiver mounted aperture sight, the screw-in aperture of which is absent, and the original rear sight has been removed and a dovetail blank inserted. The top of the receiver is drilled and tapped on top for optics mounting, and the holes have filler screws. The rifle appears to function well mechanically. (14A9678-17) {C&R} [Lester Hull Collection] (200/400) Est. 200 - 400 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2423 Savage Model B Single Shot Rifle 2428 Ithaca/SKB Model 300 Semi-Auto Shotgun 22 LR, 24” barrel with a very good plus bore with a few pinprick pits but serial #S50327, 12 ga, 26” plain barrel choked modified with a bright strong rifling. The metal surfaces of the rifle have been previously excellent bore. The metal surfaces of this Japanese-made shotgun cleaned to gun metal with generous remnants of original blue around the retain about 97% anodized and blued finishes with a few light handling front and rear sights, oxidation staining, and light oxidation. The smooth marks on the receiver and barrel, and a few scattered specks of pistolgrip walnut stock is in very good plus condition as lightly cleaned oxidation on the barrel; the bolt, trigger, and carrier all remain bright. The with scattered light handling marks, two 1” hairline cracks on the left and checkered pistolgrip hardwood stock is in very good condition with a 3/4” right of the toe, and the steel buttplate is proud of the stock. The barrel hairline crack behind the triggerguard inside the pistolgrip, a light impact address remains crisp and has traces of white paint in the characters, mark on the left side of the forend, and scattered light handling marks; a and the barrel is marked with a circled “14” near the receiver. The rifle is Pachmayr “PIGEON SHOOTER PAD” has been fit to the stock and is sighted with a bead front sight and a sporting-style rear. The cocking slightly proud at the heel, toe, and left edge. The two-line barrel address piece of the bolt is absent, preventing proper function. (14A9544-39) and other barrel markings remain crisp, as does the serial number. The {C&R} (50/75) shotgun is sighted with a raised brass bead, has a 13 1/2” length of pull, Est. 50 - 75 and appears to function well mechanically. (14A9678-51) {MODERN} 2424 Stevens Model 620 Slide Action Shotgun [Lester Hull Collection] (200/300) serial #7933, 16 ga, 28” plain barrel marked full but gauging improved Est. 200 - 300 modified with a bright very good plus bore with scattered light frosting. 2429 Winchester Model 50 Semi-Auto Shotgun The metal surfaces of the shotgun retain about 75% reapplied blue with serial #128747, 12 ga, 26” ventilated rib barrel choked improved cylinder the finish of the barrel and receiver a mottled combination of thinned with a bright excellent bore. The shotgun retains about 92% original blue blue toned to light brown and darker blue with scattered light pitting with the receiver toning lightly to plum, light muzzle and high edge wear, beneath the finish; the magazine tube has toned completely to a light oxidation and light pitting on the top of the receiver in a fabric gray-brown patina. The checkered pistolgrip walnut stock and forend are pattern, and scattered light handling marks. The checkered pistolgrip in very good plus condition as lightly cleaned with a few scattered light walnut stock and forend are in very good condition with scattered flaking handling marks and some softening of the checkering on the pistolgrip, of the finish, and scattered light handling marks; the “WINCHESTER” and a lightly added finish; the stock features a black gripcap and a marked checkered hardrubber buttplate shows a white residue within the STEVENS-marked checkered hard rubber buttplate. The two-line checkering. The barrel address and serial number remain crisply “CHICOPEE FALLS” barrel address and Browning patent mark are very stamped. The attachment point of the rib at the muzzle has fractured, slightly softened, but remain easily legible; the receiver is unmarked. leaving it unattached; the remaining attachment points are intact. The The shotgun is sighted with a raised brass bead, and the action appears shotgun is sighted with a red bead front sight and a sliver bead mid-rib, to function well mechanically. (14A9544-116) {C&R} (150/250) and the shotgun appears to function well mechanically. A solid sporting Est. 150 - 250 arm. (14A9678-44) {C&R} (200/400) 2425 Winchester Model 12 Featherweight Slide Action Shotgun Est. 200 - 400 serial #1809536F, 12 ga, 28” plain barrel choked full with a bright 2430 Ruger New Vaquero “Montado” Single Action Revolver excellent bore. The metal surfaces of the shotgun retain about 98% serial #511-14015, 45 Colt, 3 3/4" barrel with a bright near excellent original blue with a few specks of oxidation on the barrel, light bore. The stainless surfaces on this retailer exclusive revolver rate operational wear on the magazine tube, and the barrel is toning lightly to excellent aside from a few minor handling marks. The smooth laminate gray. The smooth pistolgrip walnut stock is in very good plus condition rosewood grips with phoenix medallions rate excellent and included is a with two spots of finish loss on the left side and light handling marks at factory hardcase that is numbered to the gun (catalog No.KNV-453), the heel, toe, and comb; the grooved forend rates excellent and has a with lock, manual and fired casing. (109675-10) {MODERN} (500/700) darker finish than the stock. The Winchester barrel address is lightly but Est. 500 - 700 crisply struck, as are the Winchester proofs on the barrel and receiver, 2431 Lot is Withdrawn and the barrel is crisply stamped “536” on the left, near the receiver. The Update 05/19/2020: Lot is Withdrawn shotgun is sighted with a silver bead, and functions well mechanically. 2432 Cased Colt Fourth Model Deringers (14A9544-117) {C&R} (300/500) serial #77999D, and serial #77998D, 22 Short, 2 1/2” barrels both with Est. 300 - 500 bright excellent bores. The barrel retains 95% of its black finish with 2426 Mossberg Model 500CG Slide Action Shotgun spots of loss near the muzzle on serial #77798D and the serial serial #H918032, 20 ga, 28” C-Lect-Choked ventilated rib barrel with a #77999D pistol retains 98% of its original black finish with very minor bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces of the shotgun retain about loss along the contact points of the frame. The frames’ nickel-plated 96% anodized and blued finishes with light blemishes and handling finish remains excellent with a couple of minor handling marks. The marks on the receiver, light operational wear on the magazine tube, and smooth walnut grips rate very good plus with scattered light handling light handling marks and slight toning to brown on the barrel. The marks. The Deringers are housed in a small walnut case with red lining checkered pistolgrip hardwood stock and forend are in very good plus and gold colored Rampant Colt emblem on the interior lid. The case condition as lightly cleaned with a few light handling marks; an measures 9”x6”x2” and has some scattered light dings and scratches unmarked ventilated recoil pad is fitted to the buttstock. The shotgun with brass hardware and remains in fine overall condition. (109676-9,9A) features a C-Lect-Choke with settings for improved cylinder, modified, {C&R} (200/400) and full choke, and the shotgun is sighted with a silver bead. The Est. 200 - 400 shotgun appears to function well mechanically. (14A9544-129) 2433 Ruger New Model Single-Six Revolver {MODERN} (150/250) serial #268-27351, 22 LR / 22 Magnum, 4 1/2" barrel with a bright Est. 150 - 250 excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain 98% or their original blue and 2427 Marlin Model 62 Magnum Lever Action Rifle anodized finishes. The polished sides of the hammer show some minor serial #9212, 256 Win Mag, 24” JM-marked Micro-Groove barrel with a light oxidation staining and the rosewood grips with red phoenix bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces of the rifle retain about 97% medallions rate excellent. Included with the revolver is a spare 22 original blue with scattered specks of oxidation and a few light handling Magnum cylinder, factory hardcase that is numbered to the gun, marks. The smooth pistolgrip walnut stock is in near excellent condition manual, and lock. (109675-9) {MODERN} (250/450) with a few light handling marks, and the Marlin “bullseye” is missing. The Est. 250 - 450 two-line barrel address remains crisply marked, as does the “JM” on the 2434 Tanfoglio Giuseppe Model GT 380 Semi-Auto Pistol right side. The rifle retains the ramped hooded bead front sight, but the serial #T24936, 380 ACP, 3 3/4" barrel with a bright excellent bore. The rear sight has been removed and a dovetail blank inserted in its place. A metal surfaces retain 98% original blue finish with a few very minor 6” one-piece Weaver-style scope base has been mounted to the handling marks. The checkered black synthetic grips with company logo receiver, and the rifle is sighted with a Tasco 3-9x40mm scope with rate excellent and the pistol has a fixed blade front sight with drift slightly cloudy glass and a crosshair reticle. Included with the rifle is a adjustable blade rear sight. Included is a factory box, manual, and single single 4-round magazine. An interesting lever-action rifle in an magazine. (109669-10) (MODERN) (150/250) uncommon caliber. (14A9544-146) {C&R} (400/600) Est. 150 - 250 Est. 400 - 600 2435 Smith & Wesson Bodyguard Semi-Auto Pistol serial #EAZ6544, 380 ACP, 2 3/4" barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain nearly all of their original black finish and the polymer frame with textured grips rate excellent. The pistol features fixed sights and an insight laser sight. It comes with a factory box that is numbered to the gun, soft case, bulldog holster, three magazines and cable lock. (109676-10) {MODERN} (150/250) Est. 150 - 250 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2436 H&R Company Model 922 Double Action Revolver 2444 Remington Model 510 Bolt Action Rifle serial #M55741, 22 LR, 2 1/2" barrel with a bright excellent bore. The 22 S, L, LR 25" barrel with a bright excellent bore. The blued metal metal surfaces retain 95% original blue with scattered light handling surfaces retain about 96% original finish with scattered freckling, light marks, spots of fine oxidation staining and thinning along the gripstraps. muzzle and edge wear with the bolt handle toned to brown. The beehive There are specks of oxidation staining on the polished hammer and the bolt retains 95% of the color casehardening with some vivid color and revolver has a blade front sight with notched rear sight. The marbled the cocking indicator has all of the red enamel paint remaining. The white synthetic logo grips rate excellent and this nine-shot revolver pistolgrip walnut stock rates very good with scattered small handling seems to function well mechanically. (109669-7) {C&R} (50/100) marks, a few spots of flaking varnish and minor paint transfer on the left Est. 50 - 100 side of the stock. A 1940-manufactured Target Master that has been 2437 Raven Model P-25 Semi-Auto Pistol well cared for over the years. (25A9483-16) {C&R} (150/250) serial #460247, 25 ACP, 2 1/2” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The Est. 150 - 250 metal surfaces retain 99% of their original chrome finish and the smooth 2445 Thompson/Center Hawken Flintlock Muzzleloading Rifle walnut grips rate excellent. The pistol has fixed sights and comes with a serial #483574, .50 cal, 29" octagon barrel with a bright near excellent factory box and two magazines. (109669-9) {MODERN} (50/75) bore. The blued surfaces retain 98% original finish with the barrel toning Est. 50 - 75 to plum. The brass furniture has mellowed to a soft golden patina and 2438 Mossberg Model 185K Bolt Action Shotgun the lock and hammer retain all of the casehardening. The walnut stock 20 ga., 26" plain barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces rates near excellent with small impressions on each side of the forearm show scattered oxidation staining over the original blue with the bolt left from rack storage and a few scattered handling marks. The rifle features in-the-white. The walnut Monte Carlo stock rates very good with double set triggers, sling swivel studs and includes the original ramrod. scattered dings and handling marks, minor flaking varnish around the An excellent condition Hawken for the fall hunting season (25A9639-2) butt and no cracks. The shotgun features the original C-Lect-Choke and {ANTIQUE} (200/300) vertically ported barrel. The receiver has been drilled and tapped with Est. 200 - 300 four holes for a scope mount and the stock is missing the red plastic fire 2446 Thompson/Center Omega Muzzleloading Rifle indicator insert. The plastic triggerguard is not cracked and a single 2 serial #30318, .50 cal, 28" barrel with a bright excellent bore. This 209 round magazine is included. (25A9665-12) {C&R} (75/150) ignition system rifle is in excellent condition and retains 99% of Est. 75 - 150 the original blued finish. The black composite pistolgrip stock rates 2439 Mossberg Model 353 Semi-Auto Rifle excellent with a few scattered handling marks and includes sling swivel serial #1371220, 22LR, 18" barrel with a bight excellent bore. The metal studs. The rifle retains its original fiber optic open sights and is equipped surfaces retain about 90% original finish with scattered areas of with a Bushnell ScopeChief VI 3x9 scope mounted on a Weaver style oxidation staining and a few spots of thinning finish from oxidation rail with Weaver rings. The scope rates very good with a few spots of removal. The checkered pistolgrip hardwood stock rates near excellent finish loss from previous mounting and features a fine crosshair duplex with a 2" tight hairline crack forward of the magazine well and a small reticle, clear optics and flip up Butler Creek lens covers. The rifle area of white paint transfer on the right side of the buttplate. The rifle includes the owner's manual, primer tool, breech plug wrench, cleaning retains the original sling swivels on the left side of the stock, the plastic jag and breech plug thread lubricant. (25A9639-8) {ANTIQUE} (150/250) triggerguard is not cracked and the Tenite folding forearm functions Est. 150 - 250 correctly. A single magazine is included. (25A9556-3) {MODERN} 2447 CVA Silver Wolf Percussion Muzzleloading Rifle (75/150) serial #61-13-017010-9F, .50 cal, 26" satin stainless barrel with a bright Est. 75 - 150 excellent bore. The stainless steel surfaces on this Spanish 2440 Winchester Model 37A Single Barrel Shotgun manufactured 209 primer ignition rifle rate excellent with scattered small serial #C671882, 12 ga., 32" barrel choked full with an excellent bore. blemishes on the barrel and oxidation staining on the wedge. The barrel The metal surfaces retain about 60% original finish that is toning to is drilled and tapped for scope mounts and the lock functions well brown. The checkered hardwood pistolgrip stock and forearm show no mechanically. The black pistolgrip composite stock rates very good and cracks with the majority of the varnish flaked off. The action locks tight features a raised check piece, plastic gripcap and sling swivel studs. and the gun functions well mechanically. (25A9657-3) {C&R} (100/200) The ramrod thimble is somewhat loose in the barrel dovetail and the rifle Est. 100 - 200 is sighted with an adjustable rear sporting and ramped bead front sight. 2441 Pedersoli Percussion Half Stock Muzzleloading Rifle (25A9657-2) {ANTIQUE} (50/100) serial #47475, .36 caliber, 26" octagon barrel with a bright excellent Est. 50 - 100 bore. The metal surfaces retain 98% original blued finish with a small 2448 Mossberg Model 500E Slide Action Shotgun patch of oxidation staining on one barrel flat and some minor freckling serial #P911385, .410 bore, 24" ventilated rib barrel choked full with an on the triggerguard. The lock and hammer retain vivid color excellent bore. The blued and anodized metal surfaces retain 98% finish case-hardening and the walnut stock rates excellent with a few tiny with a few scattered specks of oxidation staining on the barrel and the handling marks. The rifle is sighted with an adjustable V notch rear and majority of the finish loss on the action bars. The barrel is sighted with a a blade front that has some added red enamel to the front of the blade. brass bead located mid barrel and a large white bead at the muzzle. The The rifle appears to have seen little if any use and would make a great black synthetic pistolgrip stock and forearm rate excellent and feature squirrel rifle for the traditional firearm hunting enthusiast. (25A9657-6) impressed checkering on the grip and forearm and a factory rubber {ANTIQUE} (100/200) recoil pad. The shotgun is in excellent condition, chambered for 3" shells Est. 100 - 200 and would make the ideal first shotgun for the young shooter. 2442 Remington Mohawk 10C Semi-Auto Rifle (25A9657-7) {MODERN} (200/400) serial #2372961, 22 LR, 19" barrel with a bright excellent bore. The Est. 200 - 400 metal surfaces of this 1974-manufactured rifle retain about 98% blue 2449 Euroarms of America Reproduction Richmond Armory Model 1863 with a few scattered small abrasions and the anodized shark fin front Percussion Rifle base toning to plum. The synthetic pistolgrip stock rates near excellent serial #R0067, .58 cal, 40" barrel with a bright excellent bore. The with some small scattered scuffs and handling marks and the white line in-the-white barrel surface of this Italian made reproduction musket grip cap and buttplate remain in excellent condition. Included with the exhibits moderate scattered oxidation staining, heaviest at the breech, rifle is a single original 10C marked 10 round plastic magazine and three with the bands, swivels, triggerguard, lock and hammer in near excellent compatible Nylon 77 10 round magazines contained in a GI M1 Carbine condition. The European walnut stock rates very good with no cracks, pouch. The khaki canvas pouch is in very good condition and marked an area of vertical solvent staining on the left side buttstock and nice "Pittsburgh Garter Co. 1943" on the inside of the flap. A nice example of figure through the forend. The lock is marked "C.S. Richmond" ahead of this popular Nylon series of rifles produced from 1972 to 1978. the hammer and "1863" on the tail. The barrel is marked "V / P /(eagles (25A9676-2) {MODERN} (100/200) head)" on the side flat and "1863" on the top flat. The rifle features a Est. 100 - 200 steel tulip ramrod, three leaf flip up sight and a brass muzzle tampion. A 2443 Ruger 10/22 Semi-Auto Carbine quality built modern reproduction for the reenactor or black powder serial #110-74423, 22 LR, 18 1/2" barrel with a bright excellent bore. enthusiast. (25A9657-4) {ANTIQUE} (300/500) The blued and anodized metal surfaces retain 98% finish with a few tiny Est. 300 - 500 spots of loss on the barrel from handling. The pistolgrip walnut stock rates near excellent with a few small impact marks and scattered spots of what appears to be paint transfer on the left side of the stock. This early no barrel warning rifle is sighted with a Lyman adjustable flip up rear sight and a brass bead front sight. Included are three 10 round Ruger rotary magazines, a Ram-Line black plastic 30 round magazine and the owner's manual. (25A9661-3) {MODERN} (150/250) Est. 150 - 250 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2450 Mossberg Model 146B-A Bolt Action Rifle 2456 U.S. Model 1795 Percussion-Converted Musket 22 S,L,LR 26" barrel with a bright very good bore. The metal surfaces .69 cal., 42" barrel with an oxidized and pitted bore. The metal surfaces retain 90% thinning finish toning to brown with scattered oxidation are gray and brown with evenly scattered oxidation stains, light pitting staining. The rifle has a tall replacement bead front sight and the rear around the nipple area, the lockplate is smoky gray with remnants of a sight elevator has been reversed in the base and secured with a Federal Eagle but the other markings are no longer visible. The hardware nut to accommodate the tall front sight. The rear of the one-piece factory walnut stock rates very good plus as arsenal-grade receiver has been drilled and tapped for installation of an aperture sight. refurbished with the re-applied varnish worn around the lock areas from The walnut pistolgrip stock rates about very good with a 1/2" chip at the handling, scattered light-to-moderate handling marks, a 5" thin crack base of the pistolgrip, scattered small handling marks and is missing the extending from the butt on the left side with a few chips, a 1 1/2" crack red and green plastic fire indicators. The plastic triggerguard is not on the right side extending from the butt along with several smaller cracked but has a faint warp as it is slightly separated from the stock. ones. The buttplate rates fair showing heavy corrosion. The mainspring The rifle will require mechanical attention as the firing pin, spring and is broken and in need of attention. The rear lock screw is broken off from plunger have been removed and are provided separately. (25A8958-58) corrosion and the lock is loose in its seat. This version has the bayonet {C&R} (50/100) stud on the bottom of the muzzle and the barrel is stamped "P/RC". Est. 50 - 100 (3X8A9407-8) {ANTIQUE} (300/500) 2451 Winchester Model 54 Bolt Action Rifle Est. 300 - 500 serial #3238, 30GOV06, 24" barrel with about a very good frosted bore 2457 Charles Harvan Castilian Grade Boxlock Double Shotgun with oxidation and strong rifling. This 1926-manufactured rifle has crisp serial #1765, 12 ga., 28" barrels with excellent bores choked modified strong metal markings and retains about 70% original thinning blue and full. The receiver of this Spanish 1968-proof dated shotgun retains toning to brown along the barrel with the floorplate and the cleaned about 99% original nickel plate and blue finish (triggerguard and buttplate fading to gray. The checkered pistolgrip stock rates very good controls), showing scattered light handling marks. The barrels also retain with scattered light dings and scratches and a tight 1" crack in the center about 99% original blue finish with light handling marks. The checkered of the schnabel forend tip. The rifle retains the original barrel mounted walnut buttstock features a rounded semi-pistolgrip and rates about very two leaf rear sight, brass bead front sight and the receiver remains good to excellent with scattered handling marks, scattered spots of unmodified from scope mounting. A somewhat rudimentarily inletted clouding and flaking finish. The diamond checkered beavertail walnut Williams adjustable rear aperture sight has been installed and the rifle forend rates about the same as the buttstock without any visible includes a period leather 1907 pattern sling. A nice second year clouding. Both have light later added varnish. The synthetic production rifle that eventually evolved into the legendary Model 70. basketweave buttplate rates excellent but appears to be a later (25A9571-14) {C&R} (400/600) replacement proud of the wood. The gun features double triggers, Est. 400 - 600 extractors, automatic safety, barrels are on-face with tight lock up, top 2452 Winchester Model 58 Single Shot Bolt Action Rifle lever is slightly right of center, it features a brass front bead and smaller 22 S,L,LR, 18" barrel with a bright bore with one large pit half way down mid-bead. The barrel and forend are correctly numbered to the gun. the bore and two small pits forward of the chamber. The metal surfaces (1X8A9493-7) {C&R} (400/600) retain about 90% original blue that is fading to brown under bright light Est. 400 - 600 with strong barrel markings. The smooth gumwood plank stock rates 2458 Crescent Firearms Co. Victor Single Barrel Shotgun very good with scattered dings and small impact marks throughout, a 2 serial #605180, 20 ga., 28" plain barrel choked modified with an 1/2" flexing crack on the right side of the forearm extending to the tip excellent bore. The barrel retains about 40% original blue with overall and a 1 1/2" tight crack with a small chip just forward of the action. The light oxidation and fine pitting with a wide section of old dried fabric tape gun functions well mechanically and retains the original sights. This above the forend. The frame is a medium brown-gray case-hardened model boy's rifle was manufactured for only four years and was patina with scattered light oxidation and scratches with generous traces discontinued in 1931. (25A8958-112) {C&R} (300/500) of original colors on the top and rear sides. The plain pistolgrip buttstock Est. 300 - 500 remains in fair condition with dried finish, moderate bruises and old 2453 Savage Model 23A Sporter Bolt Action Rifle repaired cracks in the wrist leaving the stock quite loose. The forend serial #119313, 22 LR, 23" barrel with a lightly frosted bore. The metal remains fair as well with a lengthy crack along the left side and bottom surfaces retain 85% original finish with scattered oxidation staining, along with black tape residue matching the barrel. Lockup is a bit loose some loss at the muzzle and scratches along the barrel. The floorplate and the action does not fire properly. (1X59351-1) {C&R} (15/50) has toned to plum and the Savage marked buttplate has faded to Est. 15 - 50 gunmetal gray. The smooth pistolgrip stock is in very good condition with 2459 Moroccan Kabyle Snaphaunce Musket minor dents and abrasions and two unfilled holes for sling swivel studs. about .64 cal, 50” part octagon part round barrel with an oxidized bore The rifle retains the original rear adjustable leaf and bead sight system and a flared muzzle. The barrel is a gunmetal gray patina with light and the top of the receiver has two holes drilled and tapped for mounting handling marks, scattered spots of oxidation staining, and an area of an aperture sight. Included is a 10 round magazine marked "Savage light oxidation near the lock. The barrel is retained with eight hammered Arms Co Utica N.Y." that is somewhat loose fitting and may require brass capucines which are lightly engraved and tarnished to a mechanical attention. (25A8958-68) {C&R} (100/200) green-brown patina. The long snaphaunce-style lockplate has been Est. 100 - 200 lightly cleaned showing light oxidation staining and a few light handling 2454 Marlin Model 20 Slide Action Rifle marks, and the hammer, frizzen, and pan show a brown patina with light 22 S, L, LR, 23" octagon barrel with a very good slightly frosted bore pitting. The triggerguard and stock metal have a gunmetal gray patina with strong rifling and two small pits near the muzzle. The barrel has an with light oxidation staining, light pitting, and holes due to oxidation at overall brown patina with scattered streaks of original blue remaining on the heel, and the upper tang is loose. The hardwood stock is in very each barrel flat. The receiver and buttplate retain about 60% of the good condition with light chipping at the edges along the barrel, a 5” original finish with oxidation staining throughout. The straight grip walnut crack in the forward part of the forend, traces of an old black finish, and buttstock and grooved forend rate very good with no cracks, scattered scattered handling marks; the metal fittings are coming loose from the dings and dents and areas of missing or flaking varnish. The rifle is toe. Bone inlays are present behind the upper tang and on both sides of missing the rear sight, retains the original bead front sight and the top of the butt, and are lightly engraved with dot and line patterns. A the receiver is factory drilled and tapped for an optional Hepburn sight. rudimentary buckhorn-style rear sight is present at the rear of the barrel, The rifle functions well mechanically, has a nicer condition bore than and an engraved brass piece is present at the front of the barrel, which usually seen on this model and should make a good shooter with the could act as a front sight. The lock does not function properly, as the addition of a rear sight. (25A8958-18) {C&R} (300/500) hammer doesn’t lock back. An iron ramrod is included. A good example Est. 300 - 500 of an interesting antique Moroccan arm. (1X14A9311-3) {ANTIQUE} 2455 Ranger Model 36 Bolt Action Rifle (300/500) 22 S, L, LR 23 1/2" barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal Est. 300 - 500 surfaces retain 80% original blue that has faded to brown under light with areas of paint transfer on the front sight and barrel. The rifle is missing the rear sight elevator and buttplate and features the optional bolt mounted Williams rear aperture sight. The walnut oil-finished stock rates near excellent with a few scattered handling marks. Rifle includes a single 7 round magazine. (25A9695-2) {C&R} (50/100) Est. 50 - 100 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2460 U.S. Model 1903 Mark I Bolt Action Rifle by Springfield Armory 2464 Hopkins & Allen Ranger No. 2 Single Action Revolver serial #1127977, 30-06, 24” 5-38 dated Springfield Armory barrel with a serial #282, 32 RF, 2 5/8" octagon barrel with an about very good bore bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 93% reapplied with overall light oxidation and some pitting still with good rifling blue with light loss toning to gunmetal gray on the bottom metal, top of throughout. The metal surfaces of this revolver retain about 85% original the receiver ring and scattered areas of light oxidation, particularly on nickel finish with scattered light flaking to gray patina and areas of fine the custom low-scope bolt handle and buttplate. There are a few bubbling scattered about. All markings remain clear and the scattered small areas of pinprick pitting beneath the finish but they are case-hardened hammer has muted to a soft gray-brown patina with unobtrusive. The replacement two-bolt smooth walnut straight grip stock scattered fine oxidation. The smooth rosewood grips remain about very and handguard rate very good plus as lightly cleaned with a nicely good with light handling marks, the left grip has a professional repaired hairline crack below the left side ejection port, the right side bolt glue-repaired vertical crack along the interior and the right panel is holes have been filled, a light handling mark or two, and the stock pencil numbered to the gun. All of the serialized parts are matching and features the remnants of two circled “P” firing proofs. The receiver has the action seems to function well mechanically. (1X59410-8) {ANTIQUE} three added drilled and tapped holes on the top for a one-piece scope (100/200) base and the receiver is correctly milled for a Pedersen Device, the Est. 100 - 200 bayonet lug is marked “H”, the swivels and original sights remain intact 2465 Smith & Wesson No. 1 Second Issue Revolver and the action appears to function well mechanically. An excellent range serial #68720, 22 RF, 3 3/16" ribbed octagon barrel with an oxidized candidate with its nice bore and scope-ready receiver. (1X23A9650-21) bore showing evident rifling throughout. The barrel, cylinder and ejector {MODERN} (400/600) spud retain about 90% older reapplied dull blue showing some scattered Est. 400 - 600 light pinprick pits beneath the blue and some spots of minor oxidation 2461 Rare Roper Cylindrical Cloverleaf Shotgun staining. The barrel address and cylinder patent date remain partially 12 ga., 28 1/2" barrel choked modified with an about good bore with legible. The frame retains about 95% original silver finish showing some areas of minor pitting and oxidation throughout. The metal surfaces on minor thinning to ocher patina along the high edges, a few light dings this solid frame example are overall a mottled brown with areas of gray and areas taking on a pleasant dark tarnish and the hammer has toned and some minor to more moderate spots of oxidation with pitting to a smoky gray patina. The smooth rosewood grips remain in very fine showing. The top tang plate has the “S.H. ROPER” name still mostly condition retaining about 85% original varnish with some light flaking visible and the frame is factory engraved with loose foliate patterns and and scattered handling marks. The right panel is stamp-numbered to the some geometric border designs. The lower tang is missing its tail portion gun and the remaining parts are matching by assembly number. which corresponds with the break at the wrist of the buttstock which has Barrel-to-frame fit is very good showing a little bit of play, the action will some small cracks and a brass screw repair near the frame. Only a require mechanical attention as the cylinder stop spring and hand spring small portion of the wrist remains, the remainder of the buttstock is sadly are either missing or broken, the hammer otherwise functions crisply. missing. The forearm remains intact with its horn tip and is comprised of (1X13A9563-4) {ANTIQUE} (200/400) dark stained walnut that has lots of heavy burl and some light dings and Est. 200 - 400 handling marks and has a small gap where it meets the frame. The 2466 American Standard Tool Co. Single Action Pocket Revolver cocking mechanism appears to function correctly allowing the cloverleaf serial #7349, 22 RF, 3" octagon barrel with an about very good bore with cylinder to be turned manually. It is released by the rear trigger which scattered oxidation and pitting still showing some good rifling. The barrel also appears to function correctly. Flayderman reports that only about and cylinder retain about 80% original nickel with some sparse fine 25 of these unique shotguns were ever produced, most were never oxidation staining, loss due to flaking primarily along the edges and left marked or numbered. Despite its state of condition, this is a fine barrel flat, the exposed surfaces a pale pewter patina. The brass frame opportunity to own such a rare and unique, early American shotgun. retains about 95% original nickel lightly flaking to ocher along the edges (1X4B9438-463) {ANTIQUE} (1200/1800) and very lightly along the gripstrap. The barrel, cylinder and frame are Est. 1,200 - 1,800 numbered alike, the first number on the barrel is all but lost to oxidation. 2462 R.S. Clark Single Shot Percussion Pocket Pistol The smooth walnut grips are un-numbered but remain in very good .42 cal., 4" hook breech octagon Damascus barrel with an oxidized bore. condition with only minor handling marks, still retaining a healthy amount There is light foliate engraving adorning the lock, triggerguard and of flaking original varnish. Barrel-to-frame fit is somewhat loose but the hammer with sprigs on the pineapple triggerguard finial, barrel and cylinder seems to advance properly. (1X58864-25) {ANTIQUE} buttcap. The barrel is brown showing light oxidation, handling marks and (200/400) features a pair of wedding bands on five flats at the breech end and Est. 200 - 400 single band on two flats near the nipple on the barrel plug. The breech 2467 Winchester Model 1903 Semi-Auto Rifle still retains strong case-hardened colors toning to smoky gray on the serial #108171, 22 Winchester Auto, 20" barrel with a bright excellent top. The hammer, lock plate, tang and triggerguard exhibit strong to bore. The barrel retains 99% quality applied blue with only the very robust case-hardened colors with a few oxidation stains, the iron slightest wear at the muzzle and a couple specks of very fine oxidation. frontstrap is brown as is the ramrod ferrule. The forend escutcheons and The nosecap and frame retain 97-98% added blue with scattered fine nosecap have heavily tarnished silver plate but the brass buttcap is oxidation most noticeable along the front and rear edges, light polishing mostly goldenrod with the central iron trapdoor toned to pewter. The marks and partially visible proof loss to polishing . The bolt is toning to a one-piece checkered walnut stock rates very good to excellent as lightly pale gray patina with good traces of nice fire blue along the protected varnished with handling marks. The hammer spur is broken off, the edges. The plain straight grip walnut buttstock and forend rate excellent, hammer will not remain at full cock and the barrel ramrod ferrule is the wood still proud of the metal with only a couple light dents and missing as is the ramrod. The makers name is engraved on the lock marks retaining all its original finish. Rifle is sighted with an express front plate and "London" on the top barrel flat. (1X8A9558-7) {ANTIQUE} sight and No. 40-A rear sight. An excellent refinished Winchester 03 [Senator Frederic C. Walcott Collection] (300/500) manufactured in 1929. (5A9544-248) {C&R} (400/600) Est. 300 - 500 Est. 400 - 600 2463 Colt Model 1903 Pocket Hammerless Semi-Auto Pistol 2468 Browning Auto-5 Light Twelve Semi-Auto Shotgun serial #115344, 32 ACP, 3 3/4" barrel with a lightly frosted bore. The serial #5G1443, 12 ga., 28" ventilated rib barrel choked modified with a metal surfaces of this 1911-manufactured pistol retain about 80% bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 85% thinning original blue, the grip frame worn to brown plus moderate edge wear, older added blue over scattered fine oxidation and remnants of pinprick oxidation blemishes, pitting and handling marks. The manual safety tab pitting, majority of loss along the underside of receiver and barrel with and trigger retain vivid nitre blue, showing light wear to the safety and forearm wear along the left side of the barrel and some of the engraving the face of the trigger is worn to pewter. The checkered hard rubber lost in the process. The checkered round knob pistolgrip walnut factory grips rate excellent and feature a scallop edged banner with buttstock and forearm remain in very good condition overall having been "COLT" and Rampant Colt below it. The pistol includes a single two-tone lightly cleaned and refinished with minor handling marks, lightly worn factory-marked magazine. (1X8A9650-16) {C&R} (200/400) edges and points, the wood slightly shy of the factory hard rubber Est. 200 - 400 buttplate and rear of the receiver. An overall very good refinished Belgian Light Twelve manufactured in 1965. (5A9571-11) {C&R} (200/400) Est. 200 - 400 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2469 Browning Auto-5 Light Twelve Semi-Auto Shotgun 2475 Bondini Reverse Action Percussion Schuetzen Rifle serial #5G75584, 12 ga., 30" plain barrel choked improved modified with serial #S907, .45 cal, 33 1/2" heavy octagon barrel with a bright a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain 98-99% applied blue excellent bore. The barrel of this project rifle retains about 90% rich with overall light polishing marks, washed out engraving and remnants original brown finish showing a small area of old pitting on the left side of fine pitting on the receiver. The checkered pistolgrip walnut buttstock near the muzzle, some high edge wear and overall light freckling. The and forearm remain in excellent condition with only a tiny mark or two Italian-proofed barrel is marked "P. BONDINI - PRAEZISIONSLAUF", retaining all its original gloss finish. A very good Belgian Light Twelve there are two dovetails for sights but none are present. There is a manufactured in 1965. (5A9571-12) {C&R} (200/400) polished lockplate affixed that shows some light oxidation staining Est. 200 - 400 though no lock parts, trigger or triggerguard are present. The large brass 2470 Colt Police Positive Double Action Revolver Schuetzen buttplate is missing its heel screw and shows some overall serial #217835, 32 Colt New Police (S&W Long), 4" barrel with a near light casting flaws. The walnut halfstock features a large flared left-side excellent bore showing a few small specks of very fine pitting. The metal cheekpiece and rates very good plus showing some scattered light surfaces retain about 95-97% original blue, the loss is mostly due to scratches and scuffs, there are decorative brass lock screw escutcheons some very light muzzle and edge wear along with sparsely scattered present and the stock is otherwise unfinished. (139532-6) {ANTIQUE} light oxidation and handling marks in the griping areas. The smooth (100/200) trigger and service hammer retain excellent blue with slight staining on Est. 100 - 200 the bright sides of the hammer. The unmarked checkered walnut factory 2476 Belgian Boxlock Double Shotgun with Dutch H. Hes Van Zweeden grips with silver "Rampant Colt" medallions rate excellent showing Retailer Markings minimal wear. This first-model revolver rolled off the assembly line in serial #12734, 16 ga, 26" neatly shortened damascus barrels with lightly 1926 and remains in excellent condition, still times and locks up pitted bores showing a number of raised dents throughout, the correctly and should make a nice addition for the Colt collector. chambers have been rather crudely lengthened and show tool marks. (8A9551-2) {C&R} (400/600) The barrels retain strong original brown finish showing overall thinning to Est. 400 - 600 pewter gunmetal patina with most of the damascus pattern still present 2471 Custom Winchester Model 1894 Takedown Rifle and scattered light oxidation staining. The solid matted rib is inlaid in serial #51200, 32-40 W.C.F., 26” octagon barrel with an oxidized and gold "H. HES VAN ZWEEDEN ARNHEM". The action retains strong pitted bore still showing evident rifling and a couple large pits about 6" case-hardened colors in the protected areas toning to a silvery patina from the muzzle. This 1896-manufactured rifle started life as a full with some light freckling and handling marks. The fences are magazine takedown rifle and was converted to half magazine at some embellished in a rather heavy Germanic style with oak leaves and the point in its life. The metal surfaces including the crescent buttplate, balance of the action in a more British-style tight foliate scrollwork. The retain about 60% applied blue finish over remnants of scattered light rear of the top lever is pierced and carved into a foliate curl and "SAFE" pitting, oxidation and carry marks, majority of loss along the action and is inlaid in gold. Some of the screw heads show slot wear and the grip buttplate which have toned to a plum brown. The straight grip walnut cap screw is a replacement. The checkered walnut pistolgrip buttstock buttstock and forend have been cleaned and re-finished with light features checkered cheeks with dropper points and remains in fair handling marks, repaired cracks on both sides of the forend behind the condition showing a repaired break through the left side wrist, overall forend cap, a large chip missing in the left top edge of the wrist and the dings and scuffs with mostly intact checkering and some areas of nice wood a bit shy of the tangs and forend cap. Rifle is sighted with a #21 grain figure. The splinter forend is similar and possibly from a different front sight with a small nick missing on the face, and a model 22-C flat gun as its fit is rather poor. The black plastic buttplate and rear sling top rear sight. (5,89363-14) {ANTIQUE} (700/900) swivel are replacements. The shotgun is sighted with a large brass Est. 700 - 900 bead, lock-up is by Greener crossbolt and dual underbites and with 2472 Marlin No. 20-A Slide Action Rifle sideclips; the arm is Belgian-proofed. The top lever spring is weak serial #2846, 22 S,L,LR, 24" octagon barrel with a partially bright bore though the barrels still lock-up very well and the action is functional. showing a few small patches of moderate to heavy oxidation, light pitting (139218-170) {C&R} (100/200) and otherwise good rifling. The metal surfaces of this rifle have mostly Est. 100 - 200 toned to plum-brown patina showing overall light oxidation staining, 2477 Unmarked Percussion Double Hammergun some pinprick pitting and remnants of blue along the action. Some of the about 12 bore, 32 5/8" barrel with oxidized bores. The metal surfaces of screw heads and takedown screw show slot wear, the tang sight screws this arm show heavy overall oxidation and pitting throughout with a few are missing and the Marlin Firearms Co. address and other markings areas of visible original finish along the barrels. The triggerguard are legible. The smooth walnut buttstock and grooved forend remain in features a rather nice pineapple finial while the lockplates and tangs fair condition as cleaned and refinished, the buttstock showing a number show evident foliate scrollwork embellishment. The checkered walnut of repaired cracks along the wrist, a light chip at the heel, scattered light straight grip buttstock remains in fair-good condition showing heavily dings and areas shy of the metal. The original sporting sights are intact flaking finish along the butt, scattered light drying cracks and minor and the action seems to function well mechanically. (139544-33) {C&R} dings. The checkering is completely intact and actually quite nice (100/200) overall. What is likely the original brass-tipped ramrod is present and the Est. 100 - 200 triggers are seized with the hammers stuck in the cocked positions. 2473 EIG Fullstock Percussion Sporting Rifle (139556-9) {ANTIQUE} (50/75) serial #M01061, .44 cal, 35 1/2" octagon barrel with an oxidized bore Est. 50 - 75 showing evident rifling. The barrel of this Italian reproduction retains 2478 Custom German Mauser Sporting Rifle about 90% original blue showing overall light freckling, handling marks 6.5 CF, 26" unmarked replacement heavy target barrel with a bright near and oxidation around the nipple. The unmarked lock shows good excellent bore showing a couple tiny freckles and strong rifling case-hardened colors with overall light oxidation staining and the brass throughout. The metal surfaces of this rifle retain about 98% fine quality hardware has toned to a nice ocher patina. The hardwood stock remains reapplied blue showing a couple spots of loss along the barrel and some in very good condition showing some scattered light dings, areas of minor thinning. The bolt is stamped with German commercial crown minor crazing varnish and handling marks and is a little shy at the toe. proof and the number "6661" and remains mostly polished bright. The The arm is sighted with plain fixed sporting sights, a simple ramrod sans receiver ring has been neatly stippled and the left side is marked with brass tip is included and the lock is functional. (139532-5) {ANTIQUE} commercial proofs. The smooth walnut Monte Carlo-style target stock (50/100) with wide forend and generous left-side cheekpiece remains in near Est. 50 - 100 excellent condition showing some scattered light dings and minor 2474 Swiss Model 1881 Vetterli Bolt Action Rifle handling marks and is equipped with a red rubber Bishop pad. The serial #218255, 41 Swiss RF, 25" shortened barrel with a dark bore barrel is fitted with two target mounts and no other provisions for sights, showing evident rifling. The metal surfaces are an overall dark brown the bolt has been disassembled and will require mechanical attention patina showing old oxidation staining throughout and intact markings. and as with any arm of unknown chambering, a competent gunsmith The smooth walnut buttstock and shortened forend remain in about very should be consulted to determine the chambering. (139400-2) good condition showing scattered light dings, mild abrasions and {MODERN} (75/125) handling marks. The small hardwood dowel set through the wrist is Est. 75 - 125 missing and the buttstock otherwise retains strong arsenal stamps with some rather nice grain figure also present. One lower tang screw is missing and the other is a non-gun replacement, there is no front sight though the barrel has been drilled for one and the magazine follower, spring and end cap are missing. The action is a bit sluggish but functional and the bolt remains in its original rimfire configuration. (139346-14) {ANTIQUE} (50/100) Est. 50 - 100 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2479 Smith & Wesson Model 1905 Military & Police Revolver 2487 Rossi Circuit Judge Convertible Double Action Revolving Carbine serial #502611, 38 S&W Special, 6” barrel with an excellent bore. The serial #FU4432, 22 LR/22 Magnum, 18” barrel with an excellent bore. metal surfaces retain perhaps 90% original blue with light-to-moderate The metal surfaces retain 99% original blue, the trigger and hammer freckling and slight thinning throughout, the service hammer and trigger with right-side extension show a bit of case-hardened color. The still show some nice color. The checkered diamond walnut grips are very checkered black synthetic stocks are excellent with cartridge storage in good with some finish loss and handling marks, the interior of the right the butt and a small accessory rail at the tip of the forend. The front sight panel is marked “502611” in pencil. This Fourth-Change revolver is a red fiber optic, the rear sight is a green fiber optic and a scope appears to time and lock-up well. (22A9693-6) {C&R} (500/700) mount with a couple small tool marks is affixed to the frame. Included is Est. 500 - 700 the original factory box with accessories, paperwork and .22 LR cylinder. 2480 Harrington & Richardson Trapper Model Double Action Revolver This arm is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory-fired only, and may serial #114060, 22 RF, 6” octagon barrel with a near excellent bore. The have a very small rack or handling mark only. (22A9319-373) metal surfaces retain perhaps 80-85% original blue with some thinning {MODERN} (350/550) to gunmetal and scattered freckling and handling marks. The checkered Est. 350 - 550 walnut grips are near very good with an overall darkening of the wood 2488 Mossberg Model 715T Semi-Auto Carbine and some light handling marks and shallow impact marks on the butt. serial #EMD3738456, 22 LR, 16” barrel with an excellent bore. The (22A9703-19) {C&R} (50/100) metal surfaces retain 99% original blue and the black polymer frame and Est. 50 - 100 furniture are excellent. The rifle is equipped with multiple rails for optics 2481 Iver Johnson Second Model Safety Automatic Hammer Revolver and accessory mounting and comes with a single 10-round magazine, serial #C58271, 38 S&W, 3 1/4” barrel with a near excellent bore. The original factory box and paperwork. This arm is as-new-in-box, dealer metal surfaces retain perhaps 97% original nickel with some wear along stock, factory-fired only, and may have a very small rack or handling the barrel and scattered blemishes and handling marks. The checkered mark only (22A9319-282) {MODERN} (150/300) hard rubber grips are good plus with the left panel being excellent and Est. 150 - 300 the right panel being cracked-through. The revolver appears to function 2489 Hi-Point Model 4095 Semi-Auto Carbine well mechanically. (22A9693-8) {C&R} (75/150) serial #H71105, 40 S&W, 17 1/2” barrel with an excellent bore. The Est. 75 - 150 metal surfaces retain 99% original blue and the textured polymer stock 2482 Galesi Model 9 Semi-Auto Pistol with accessory rail, optics rail and skeleton butt is excellent and still has serial #432907, 25 ACP, 2 1/4” barrel with an excellent bore. The metal factory warning stickers affixed to the butt. Carbine is equipped with an surfaces retain about 85% original blue with freckling and slight thinning adjustable rear aperture sight and a post front sight. Included are two throughout. The smooth faux ivory grips with “AG” medallions are good, magazines, accessories, original box and paperwork. This arm is there are scratches, small chips and a couple small hairline cracks, they as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory-fired only, and may have a very have also taken-on a bit of odd plum-colored staining. A single small rack or handling mark only. (22A9319-197) {MODERN} (125/250) magazine and a lightly-soiled left-hand IWB holster are included. Est. 125 - 250 (22A9693-11) {C&R} (50/100) 2490 Mossberg Model 715T Tactical Semi-Auto Carbine Est. 50 - 100 serial #ELI3497176, 22 LR, 18” barrel with an excellent bore. The metal 2483 Armalite AR-7 Explorer Semi-Auto Rifle surfaces retain 99% original blue and the black polymer frame and serial #83364, 22 LR, 16” barrel with an excellent bore. The metal furniture are excellent. This tactical version includes an adjustable surfaces retain near 99% original blue with scattered handling marks, buttstock, an optics rail mounted to the carry handle and A2-style sights. most likely from storage in the buttstock. The brown and green swirl Included is the original factory box, a single 10-round magazine and synthetic buttstock is very good plus with minor signs from storage and factory paperwork. This arm is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory-fired handling, the rifle appears to be unfired. Included is the original box with only, and may have a very small rack or handling mark only. instruction manual and part number sheet. (22A9693-3) {MODERN} (22A9319-290) {MODERN} (150/300) (200/400) Est. 150 - 300 Est. 200 - 400 2491 Auto Ordnance M1 Tactical Semi-Auto Carbine 2484 Smith & Wesson Model M&P15-22 Semi-Auto Rifle serial #MB2045, 30 Carbine, 18” barrel with an excellent bore. The serial #DYX9183, 22 LR, 16 1/4” barrel with an excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain 99% original blue and the checkered synthetic exposed portion of the barrel retains 99% original blue, the remaining pistolgrip folding stock is excellent. Carbine is equipped with a post front surfaces have been coated in S&W’s Pink Platinum camouflage pattern. sight and a flip-style aperture rear sight and comes with a single The checkered mil-spec A2-style pistolgrip remains black and is magazine, original box and factory paperwork. This arm is excellent. The rifle is equipped with an adjustable A2 Front sight, an as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory-fired only, and may have a very adjustable dual aperture rear sight, the stock has been pinned. Included small rack or handling mark only. (22A9319-22) {MODERN} (450/650) are a single 10-round magazine and the original factory box with lock Est. 450 - 650 and paperwork. This arm is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory 2492 Auto Ordnance M1 Semi-Auto Carbine fired-only, and may have a very small rack or handling mark only. serial #MC6913, 30 Carbine, 18” barrel with an excellent bore. The (22A9319-720) {MODERN} (300/500) metal surfaces retain 99% original blue. The smooth birch stock and Est. 300 - 500 handguard are excellent. Carbine is equipped with a post front sight and 2485 Kel-Tec KSG Slide Action Shotgun a flip-style aperture rear sight. Included are two 10-round factory serial #XUZ35, 12 ga., 18 1/2” barrel choked cylinder with an excellent magazines, paperwork and the original box. This arm is as-new-in-box, bore. The metal surfaces retain 99% plus original parkerized finish and dealer stock, factory-fired only, and may have a very small rack or the tan Zytel furniture rates excellent. Shotgun features two seven-round handling mark only. (22A9319-23) {MODERN} (500/700) magazine tubes, ambidextrous slide release, a slide-mounted rail for Est. 500 - 700 accessories and a top Picatinny rail for optics-mounting. Included is the 2493 Hi-Point Model 4095 Semi-Auto Carbine original box with sling and manual. This arm is as-new-in-box, dealer serial #H71497, 40 S&W, 17 1/2” barrel with an excellent bore. The stock, factory-fired only, and may have a very small rack or handling metal surfaces retain 99% original blue and the textured polymer stock mark only. (22A9319-231) {MODERN} (500/700) with accessory rail, optics rail and skeleton butt is excellent and still has Est. 500 - 700 factory warning stickers affixed to the butt. Carbine is equipped with an 2486 Kel-Tec KSG Slide Action Shotgun adjustable rear aperture sight and a post front sight. Included are two serial #XX3W42, 12 ga., 18 1/2” barrel choked cylinder with an excellent magazines, accessories, original box and paperwork. This arm is bore. The metal surfaces retain 99% plus original parkerized finish and as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory-fired only, and may have a very the black Zytel furniture rates excellent. Shotgun features two small rack or handling mark only. (22A9319-196) {MODERN} (125/250) seven-round magazine tubes, ambidextrous slide release, a Est. 125 - 250 slide-mounted rail for accessories and a top Picatinny rail for 2494 Hi-Point Model 4595 Semi-Auto Carbine optics-mounting. Included is the original box with sling and manual. This serial #R75941, 45 ACP, 17 1/2” barrel with an excellent bore. The arm is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory-fired only, and may have a metal surfaces retain 99% original blue and the textured polymer stock very small rack or handling mark only. (22A9319-226) {MODERN} with accessory rail, optics rail and skeleton butt is excellent and still has (500/700) factory warning stickers affixed to the butt. Carbine is equipped with an Est. 500 - 700 adjustable rear aperture sight and a post front sight. Included are a single magazine, muzzle brake, BSA TW LS650 laser sight, original box and paperwork. This arm is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory-fired only, and may have a very small rack or handling mark only. (22A9319-198) {MODERN} (200/400) Est. 200 - 400 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2495 Hi-Point Model 995 Semi-Auto Carbine 2503 Remington Model 550-1 Semi-Auto Rifle serial #F110940, 9mm, 17 1/2” barrel with an excellent bore. The metal serial #705574, 22 S, L, LR, 24” barrel with a near excellent bore. The surfaces retain 99% original blue and the textured polymer stock with metal surfaces retain 97-98% original blue with some scattered light accessory rail, optics rail and skeleton butt is excellent and still has oxidation and other small blemishes. The smooth walnut stock is near factory warning stickers affixed to the butt. Carbine is equipped with an very good, there are some scuffs and other scattered handling marks, adjustable rear aperture sight and a post front sight. Included are a the buttplate looks to be from another gun as the fit is poor. Factory single magazine, original box and paperwork. This arm is as-new-in-box, sights are present and a Weaver B6 with cloudy optics and a crosshair dealer stock, factory-fired only, and may have a very small rack or reticle is mounted to the receiver. (22A9544-238) {C&R} (100/200) handling mark only. (22A9319-195) {MODERN} (200/400) Est. 100 - 200 Est. 200 - 400 2504 Mossberg Model 144LSB Bolt Action Rifle 2496 Kel-Tec PLR-22 Semi-Auto Pistol serial #927829, 22 LR, 27” heavy barrel with an excellent bore. The serial #UOT07, 22LR, 10 1/4” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain 98% original blue with light freckling throughout metal surfaces retain 99% plus original blue and the polymer receiver and the bolt knob has toned to pewter. The smooth walnut stock with and pistolgrip are excellent. The pistol features a threaded barrel, post left-side cheekpiece and adjustable handstop is very good plus. Factory front sight, adjustable square notch rear sight and a Picatinny rail for sights are not present and a Weaver K10 scope with clear optics and a optics mounting. Included is one factory 26-round magazine and the crosshair reticle is mounted to the grooved receiver. A single factory original factory box. This arm is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, magazine is present. (229544-178) {MODERN} (150/300) factory-fired only, and may have a very small rack or handling mark only. Est. 150 - 300 (22A9319-235) {MODERN} (150/300) 2505 Mossberg Model 341 Bolt Action Rifle Est. 150 - 300 serial #817745, 22 S, L, LR, 24” barrel with an excellent bore. The metal 2497 ATI/German Sport Guns AK47 Semi-Auto Rifle surfaces retain perhaps 97-98% original blue with some marks around serial #A348695, 22 LR, 18 1/2” barrel with an excellent bore. The metal the front sight and scattered freckling. The checkered walnut pistolgrip surfaces retain 99% original blue and the polymer furniture and receiver stock with left-side cheekpiece is very good with scattered blemishes are excellent. Rifle is equipped with AK47-style sights and comes with and handling marks and some sort of white contaminate covering the the original factory box, paperwork, a 10-round magazine and factory checkered hard rubber buttplate. Front sight is a small bead, rear sight is paperwork are included. This arm is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, a sporting with elevator and a Weaver K6-F scope with clear optics and factory-fired only, and may have a very small rack or handling mark only. a crosshair reticle is mounted to the grooved receiver. A single (22A9319-16) {MODERN} (200/300) magazine is present. (22A9544-143) {MODERN} (100/200) Est. 200 - 300 Est. 100 - 200 2498 ATI/German Sport Guns GSG-5 Semi-Auto Carbine 2506 Remington Model 16 Semi-Auto Rifle serial #A332970, 22 LR, 16” faux suppressor barrel with an excellent serial #11776, 22 Rem Auto, 22” barrel with a lightly-frosted bore. The bore. The upper portion of the receiver retains 99% plus titanium finish metal surfaces retain 96-97% original blue with handling marks, edge with “1st Anniversary GSG-5” marked on the left-side. The lower portion wear and matching “11776” on the barrel and receiver. The smooth of the receiver and the polymer buttstock and forend are excellent. The walnut buttstock and forend are near very good with the expected carbine features a diopter rear sight, a post front sight and comes with a handling marks and small blemishes with some lightly-added finish and single 10-round magazine, original box and factory paperwork. This arm a freckled pewter-gray steel buttplate. There is a small adjustable peep is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory-fired only, and may have a very mounted to the tang, the rear barrel sight is missing and a small silver small rack or handling mark only. (22A9319-18) {MODERN} (200/300) bead sits at the muzzle. There are two drilled and tapped holes in the Est. 200 - 300 top of the receiver and two more just in front of the rear barrel sight 2499 Winchester Model 1911 SL Semi-Auto Shotgun dovetail. (229544-247) {C&R} (300/500) serial #3849, 12 ga, 26” barrel with a lightly-pitted otherwise bright bore. Est. 300 - 500 The metal surfaces have toned to gunmetal gray with scattered freckling 2507 Remington Model 41P Bolt Action Rifle and pinprick pits. The walnut forend is good as cleaned and devoid of 22 S, L, LR, 27” barrel with an excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain finish with some small cracks and blemishes, the buttstock is an perhaps 70-75% original blue with areas fading to brown and pewter, amalgamation of several different stocks, it is good with a fit slightly-shy scattered freckles and handling marks. The smooth pistolgrip walnut of the metal and the resulting length-of-pull being 15 1/8”. The stock with checkered hard rubber buttplate is very good plus with “widow-maker” cocking feature and other mechanical parts appear to scattered signs of handling. The rear sight is an adjustable aperture and work as they should. (22A9678-16) {MODERN} [Lester Hull Collection] the front sight is a hooded post. (22A9544-267) {C&R} (100/200) (50/100) Est. 100 - 200 Est. 50 - 100 2508 Romanian M1969 Bolt Action Training Rifle 2500 Savage Model 30E Slide Action Shotgun serial #B6666, 22 LR, 23” barrel with an excellent bore. The metal 410 Bore, 26” ventilated rib barrel choked tight modified with an surfaces retain near 99% original blue with some handling marks. The excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain 98% original blue with some smooth pistolgrip beech stock is near excellent with signs of handling. slight toning to plum along the barrel and some scattered freckling, there The rear sight is a combination leaf sporting and the front is a hooded are small engraved game scenes on each receiver flat. The smooth post. Included is a single factory magazine. (229544-130) {C&R} pistolgrip buttstock and grooved forend are nearly very good, there are (75/150) handling marks and small blemishes throughout. The gold trigger and Est. 75 - 150 safety retain near all their original finish and the shotgun has 3” 2509 Mossberg Model 44B Bolt Action Rifle chambers. (22A9544-115) {C&R} (125/250) 22 LR, 26” heavy barrel with an excellent bore. The metal surfaces Est. 125 - 250 retain about 98% original blue, there are freckles and other small 2501 Mossberg Model 152 Semi-Auto Rifle scattered blemishes and the bolt body and handle show freckling and 22 LR, 18” barrel with an excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain oxidation staining. The smooth walnut pistolgrip target stock with perhaps 97-98% original blue with freckling, small blemishes and some left-side cheekpiece is very good with blemishes and signs of handling. oxidation on the rear sling swivel. The smooth round-knob pistolgrip The front dovetail is empty, there are two drilled and tapped holes just Monte-Carlo-style walnut stock with folding forend and left-side sling behind the barrel address and a 4M4-style scope with slightly cloudy swivels is about very good, there are a few scuffs, handling marks and optics and a crosshair reticle sits in a Mossberg No. 9 scope mount. small areas of lost finish. The front sight is a post with protective ears, a (229544-104) {C&R} (150/250) rear aperture sight is present and the receiver is grooved for mounts. Est. 150 - 250 Included is a single factory magazine. (22A9544-184) {C&R} (75/150) 2510 Wards Western Field Model 52-SB311-TA Double Shotgun Est. 75 - 150 16 ga, 28” barrels choked improved cylinder and modified with near 2502 Mossberg Model 142-A Bolt Action Rifle excellent bores. The barrels retain 98-99% original blue with even slight 22 S,L,LR, 18” barrel with an excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain fading to brown at the muzzles and scattered blemishes with the front perhaps 60% original blue with patches of oxidation along the grooved bead missing. The frame retains nearly all original case-color with some receiver and barrel with other scattered blemishes and signs of thinning. handling marks. The checkered synthetic buttstock and forend are The smooth round-knob pistolgrip Monte-Carlo-style walnut stock with perhaps very good with signs of poor storage and handling marks. Both folding forend and left-side sling swivels is good with signs of poor buttstock and frame have been scratch-marked on the left-side with storage and scattered blemishes. The rear sight is a side-mounted various dates from the 60s and different initials. The barrels lock up tight aperture and the front is a post with protective ears. A single magazine and the double triggers appear to work as they should. (229544-124) is present. (22A9544-293) {C&R} (50/100) {C&R} (50/100) Est. 50 - 100 Est. 50 - 100 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2511 JC Higgins Model 30 Semi-Auto Rifle 2517 Stoeger Double Coach Gun 22 LR, 24” barrel with an excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about serial #C852515-16, 12 ga., 20" solid rib barrels with excellent bores 96% original blue with freckling and thinned areas. The smooth walnut featuring Stoeger screw in chokes. The metal surfaces retain about 99% pistolgrip buttstock and forend are very good plus with the retractable original blue. The checkered walnut factory pistolgrip buttstock rates sling appearing to be bound-up inside the butt. Rifle is equipped with excellent and features a rubber recoil pad. The checkered walnut factory factory sights with the elevator missing from the rear. (229544-273) beavertail forend also rates excellent. The shotgun features double {C&R} (75/150) triggers, extractors and tang mounted safety. The shotgun includes the Est. 75 - 150 original factory box that is correctly end labeled and numbered to the 2512 Belgian Double Hammergun by H. Pieper gun, an improved cylinder choke tube, a modified choke tube, choke serial #137012, 12 ga, 30” partial damascus barrels with fluid steel tube wrench, manual and paperwork. This arm is as-new-in-box, dealer chambers choked full and improved modified with moderate pitting in stock, factory fired-only, and may have very small rack or handling each bore. The swirl damascus is quite nice with a slight brown marks only. (8A9319-897) {MODERN} (300/500) undertone and scattered freckling, the steel chambers have toned a Est. 300 - 500 slight plum and are marked “GRAND PRIZE / PARIS EXHIBITION 2518 Stoeger Supreme Double Coach Gun 1889”. The engraved frame shows some freckling and tarnished areas serial #C853277-16, 12 ga., 20" solid rib barrels with excellent bores with nice case-hardened color still visible around the rebounding featuring Stoeger screw in chokes. The metal surfaces of the barrels hammers and portions of the belly. The checkered walnut pistolgrip retain about 99% original blue and the stainless steel receiver rates buttstock with later-added pad and forend are good to almost very good, excellent. The checkered walnut factory pistolgrip buttstock rates the checkering is mostly-flat with scattered handling marks and some excellent and features a rubber recoil pad. The checkered walnut factory really nice fiddleback figure along the butt and a nice, tight fit to the beavertail forend also rates excellent but the fit to the barrels allow slight metal. There is the slightest wisp of light visible between the barrels and up and down movement. The shotgun features double triggers, fence and the lever must be manually-manipulated to close the barrels. extractors and tang mounted safety. The shotgun includes the original An interesting antique double. (229400-7) {ANTIQUE} (150/300) factory box that is correctly end labeled and numbered to the gun, an Est. 150 - 300 improved cylinder choke tube, a modified choke tube, choke tube 2513 Remington Model 12-C Slide Action Rifle wrench, manual and paperwork. This arm is as-new-in-box, dealer serial #589767, 22 S, L, LR, 24” octagon barrel with a frosted bore with stock, factory fired-only, and may have very small rack or handling evident rifling. The metal surfaces are tones of gunmetal gray and brown marks only. (8A9319-900) {MODERN} (400/600) with oxidation staining and freckling throughout. The smooth walnut Est. 400 - 600 buttstock and grooved forend are good, the buttstock has several small 2519 Stoeger Double Defense Boxlock Shotgun cracks around the tangs, crescent buttplate is not present and the fit to serial #A24503-09, 12 ga., 20" solid rib ported barrels with excellent the metal is loose. (229544-153) {C&R} (50/100) factory bores choked improved cylinder and improved cylinder. The Est. 50 - 100 metal surfaces retain about 99% original matte black finish. The 2514 Stoeger Condor Outback Over Under Shotgun checkered walnut factory pistolgrip buttstock is painted black, rates serial #239669-10, 12 ga., 20" barrels with excellent bores featuring excellent and features a rubber recoil pad. The checkered walnut factory Stoeger screw in choke system. The metal surfaces retain about 99% beavertail forend also rates excellent and has the same black finish. The original nickel plate with a few handling marks. The checkered pistolgrip shotgun features a single non-selective mechanical trigger, extractors, factory walnut stock is painted black featuring a rubber recoil pad and tang safety, Picatinny style rail mounted below the barrels by the muzzle both are in excellent condition. The checkered walnut forend is also and it is drilled and tapped for a Picatinny style rail on the barrel by the factory painted black and rates excellent. This gun features a single breech. The shotgun includes the original factory box that is correctly non-selective recoil operated trigger, tang safety, fixed "U" notch rear end labeled and numbered to the gun, spare Picatinny style rail with sight and blade front sight. The shotgun includes the original factory box screws, manual and paperwork. This arm is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, that is correctly end labeled and numbered to the gun, an improved factory fired-only, and may have very small rack or handling marks only. cylinder choke tube, a modified choke tube, choke tube wrench, manual (8A9319-880) {MODERN} (350/550) and paperwork. This arm is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory Est. 350 - 550 fired-only, and may have very small rack or handling marks only. 2520 Stoeger Model 2000 Semi-Auto Shotgun (8A9319-887) {MODERN} (350/550) serial #909246, 12 ga., 18 1/2 " barrel with an excellent bore choked Est. 350 - 550 cylinder. The metal surfaces retain 99% original blue and anodized 2515 Stoeger Double Defense Over Under Shotgun finishes with a few handling marks. The smooth synthetic pistolgrip serial #J520624-14, 20 ga., 20" barrels with excellent bores choked buttstock with ventilated recoil pad rates excellent and features a improved cylinder and modified. The metal surfaces retain about 99% molded-in sling swivel stud. The checkered synthetic forend rates original black matte finish and black enamel with a few handling marks. excellent. The gun features a sling swivel stud on the magazine cap, The checkered pistolgrip factory walnut stock is painted black featuring bead front sight and inertia recoil operating system. This arm is a rubber recoil pad in excellent condition. The checkered walnut forend as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory fired-only, and may have very small is also factory painted black and rates excellent. This gun features a rack or handling marks only. (8A9319-894) {MODERN} (350/550) single non-selective mechanical trigger, lime green fiber optic bead, tang Est. 350 - 550 safety, Picatinny style rail mounted on the rib forward of the chambers, 2521 Stoeger Supreme Double Coach Gun Picatinny rails mounted on each side of the barrels by the muzzle. The serial #A314540-16, 12 ga., 20" solid rib barrels with excellent bores shotgun includes the original factory box that is correctly end labeled featuring Stoeger screw in chokes. The metal surfaces of the barrels and numbered to the gun, manual and paperwork. This arm is retain about 99% original blue and the stainless steel receiver rates as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory fired-only, and may have very small excellent. The checkered walnut factory pistolgrip buttstock rates rack or handling marks only. (8A9319-883) {MODERN} (300/500) excellent and features a rubber recoil pad. The checkered walnut factory Est. 300 - 500 beavertail forend also rates excellent. The shotgun features a single 2516 Stoeger Double Defense Over Under Shotgun gold colored non-selective mechanical trigger, extractors and tang serial #J517198-14, 12 ga., 20" barrels with excellent bores choked mounted safety. The shotgun includes the original factory box that is improved cylinder and modified. The metal surfaces retain about 99% correctly end labeled and numbered to the gun, an improved cylinder original black matte finish and black enamel with a few handling marks. choke tube, a modified choke tube, choke tube wrench, manual and The checkered pistolgrip factory walnut stock is painted black featuring paperwork. This arm is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory fired-only, a rubber recoil pad in excellent condition. The checkered walnut forend and may have very small rack or handling marks only. (8A9319-904) also has the same finish and rates excellent. This gun features a single {MODERN} (400/600) non-selective mechanical trigger, lime green fiber optic bead, tang Est. 400 - 600 safety, Picatinny style rail mounted on the rib forward of the chambers, Picatinny rails mounted on each side of the barrels by the muzzle. The shotgun includes the original factory box that is correctly end labeled and numbered to the gun, manual and paperwork. This arm is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory fired-only, and may have very small rack or handling marks only. (8A9319-882) {MODERN} (300/500) Est. 300 - 500 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2522 Ruger 22 Charger Semi-Auto Pistol 2527 Legacy Sports / Chiappa Firearms Citadel M1-22 Semi-Auto Carbine by serial #490-54737, 22 LR, 10" barrel with threaded muzzle and an Kimar excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 99% original blue and serial #12N24188, 22 LR, 18" barrel with an excellent bore. This M1 anodized finishes. The checkered synthetic "M-16" style pistolgrip rates Carbine clone retains about 99% original black finish with minor handling excellent. The one-piece laminated wood stock also rates excellent. The marks and the polymer surfaces rate excellent. The one-piece smooth handgun is basically the famed Ruger 10/22 rifle transformed into an hardwood pistolgrip stock rates about excellent with just three dings on interesting handgun that allows the use of some the vast accessories the face of the pistolgrip . The checkered steel buttplate rates excellent. available for the rifle such as the BX-Trigger and various 10/22 The rifle features an M1 style blade front sight with ear protectors, magazines. It has no iron sights but there is a scope base on the Carbine style adjustable rear sight, sling swivel on the front band, faux receiver for mounting optics of your choice. The gun includes the original polymer bayonet lug and cutout on the buttstock for oiler and sling. The factory box that is correctly end labeled and numbered to the gun, rifle includes a pair of ten-round magazines fashioned to look like factory nylon soft case with Ruger logo, factory supplied adjustable fifteen-round M1 Magazines. (8A9319-245) {MODERN} (200/300) bipod, a single factory BX-15 magazine (15 rounds), Ruger marked Est. 200 - 300 padlock with a pair of keys and mounting bracket, manual and 2528 Ranger Model 31 Slide Action Shotgun paperwork. This arm is as-new-in-box, dealer stock, factory fired-only, serial #U105518, 16 ga., 28" solid rib barrel with an excellent bore and may have very small rack or handling marks only. (8A9319-448) choked extra full. This gun is a Stevens Model 520 sold under the Sears {MODERN} (250/350) Ranger moniker. The metal surfaces retain about 95% original fading Est. 250 - 350 blue with widely scattered freckling, the remaining finish starting to tone 2523 Winchester Model 12 Slide Action Shotgun to a purple-brown hue with handling marks. The checkered walnut serial #1069476, 12 ga., 25" plain barrel with an excellent bore featuring factory pistolgrip buttstock with added varnish rates about excellent a Cutts Compensator with screw-in chokes. The metal surfaces retain showing light handling marks. The ventilated rubber recoil pad is about 95% non-factory reapplied blue finish with most of the loss to the correctly marked "RANGER" but is later added as the fit is proud of the rear left side of the receiver in addition to high edge wear, operational wood, the current length of pull is 14". The checkered walnut forend wear and handling marks. The smooth pistolgrip walnut factory rates about excellent with handling marks and added finish. This gun buttstock has been lightly cleaned and re-varnished showing light has the distinct "double hump" of the earlier model 520 that they handling marks, several very small chips of wood missing by the lower originate from and appears to function correctly. (8A9678-19) {C&R} tang and several fine checks in the same area. The buttstock has a later [Lester Hull Collection] (100/200) added Pachmayr ventilated recoil pad resulting in a 13 1/4" length of Est. 100 - 200 pull. The grooved factory walnut forend has also been refurbished and 2529 Winchester Model 67 Bolt Action Rifle rates excellent with a few handling marks. The Cutts Compensator is 22 S, L, LR, 27” barrel with a bright very good bore showing a couple equipped with a single screw-in spreader choke, which is an oversized scratches in the strong rifling. The barrel and receiver retain about 80% slightly funnel shaped choke designed for close shooting. The gun still original thinning blue toning to a dark gray patina under direct light with functions but the manual slide release is stiff. (8A9678-54) {MODERN} the right side of the muzzle and a few scattered narrow streaks toning to [Lester Hull Collection] (150/250) a gray patina and a few scattered spots of light oxidation and minor Est. 150 - 250 handling marks. The triggerguard retains about 97% original blue with a 2524 Winchester Model 12 Slide Action Shotgun small area of light flaking while the bolt retains nearly all of its original serial #896540, 12 ga., 30" plain barrel with an excellent bore choked bright nickel plating. The barrel address and Winchester proof remain full. The metal surfaces retain perhaps 50% original blue but the crisp and the Winchester proof on the bolt is slightly worn. The smooth remaining finish has thinned on the receiver and the barrel is toned to walnut pistolgrip stock rates very good with two very tiny chips in the mostly plum-brown hue in addition to moderate edge wear, handling leading edge of the grip and some light handling marks around the marks and stray oxidation blemishes. The smooth factory walnut Winchester-marked checkered hard rubber buttplate which rates near buttstock shows light sanding around the wrist and butt areas but the excellent. The original sights remain intact and the action of this classic remaining surfaces still have roughly 20% remaining varnish scattered rifle appears to function well mechanically. (23A9694-39) {C&R} about in addition to a few handling marks. The grooved forend appears (150/250) to have received the same treatment with roughly the same finish Est. 150 - 250 remaining but more evenly dispersed along the edges and front. The 2530 Mossberg Model 321K Bolt Action Rifle checkered hard rubber buttplate with Winchester logo rates about very serial #1160487, 22 S, L, LR, 24” AC-KRO-GRUV barrel with a bright good to excellent with handling marks and wear. The shotgun still excellent bore. The metal surfaces are toning to a gray-brown patina functions but the extractor assembly is missing. (8A9678-63) {C&R} under direct light with areas of reapplied blue around the muzzle, breech [Lester Hull Collection] (150/250) and on the receiver along with a few scattered small patches of pinprick Est. 150 - 250 pitting and light oxidation overall. The black polymer triggerguard 2525 Franchi Field Model 48/AL Semi-Auto Shotgun remains in very good plus condition with some light dings to the left serial #47282, 12 ga., 25" solid rib barrel with an excellent bore edge while the checkered hardwood Monte Carlo pistolgrip stock with equipped with a compensated twist-adjustable Poly-Choke. The metal left side cheekpiece rates very good plus as refinished with a few surfaces of the receiver retain about 97% original anodized finish with a scattered light handling marks. The original sights have been replaced series of scratches of the left side and the barrel retains about 97% with a brass bead front and a Redfield folding leaf rear, there is an non-factory reapplied blue showing light assembly and handling marks. automatic safety on the right side of the action, a pair of quick-detach The gold colored trigger has mostly toned to brown with strong color on sling swivels are included and the action appears to function well the sides. The checkered pistolgrip factory walnut buttstock rates about mechanically. Mounted to the grooved receiver is a Simmons 3-9x32 excellent with later added ventilated recoil pad, length of pull measures scope with duplex reticle and bright very good optics retaining 99% 14 1/4", both rate near excellent showing light handling marks and wear. original black anodized finish with a few light handling marks. The checkered walnut factory forend rates excellent with light handling (23A9544-159) {MODERN} (75/150) marks. Both sides of the receiver have an engraved wildlife scene Est. 75 - 150 showing a wild boar brought to bay by a pack of three hounds with the 2531 Mossberg Targo 42 TR Bolt Action Rifle background left in-the-white. The gun appears to still function correctly. 22 Shot, 20” smoothbore barrel with a 5” rifled barrel extension and a (8A9678-28) {MODERN} [Lester Hull Collection] (300/500) bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces are toning to a blue-brown Est. 300 - 500 patina under direct light, the No. RA1 rifle adapter more to a plum-brown 2526 Remington Model 341P Sportmaster Bolt Action Rifle patina, with light pitting around the muzzle of the adapter and on the serial #48969, 22 LR, 24" barrel with a very good bore showing light front of the bolt sleeve, a few scattered small spots of loss toning to surface pitting. The metal surfaces have toned to brown with even gunmetal gray and scattered light handling marks and tiny spots of light oxidation blemishes and scattered pitting in addition to handling marks. oxidation throughout. The black polymer triggerguard with finger grooves The smooth one-piece factory walnut stock rates about excellent as rates excellent while the smooth hardwood pistolgrip stock rates very sanded, reshaped, stained dark and varnished. The forend was good plus with a tiny crack behind the takedown screw and a few reshaped into a quasi-schnabel shape. The checkered hard rubber scattered light handling marks and the yellow and red safety markers buttplate rates fair to good showing moderate wear and handling marks. are present. The original sights remain intact save for the front sight The front sight is hooded and allows interchangeable disks, a post is hood, sling swivels have been added to the forend and toe line, one installed but no others are provided, the aperture rear sight assembly is 7-round magazine is included and the action appears to function well missing, the safety mechanism is missing, the bolt is disassembled but mechanically. (23A9544-128) {C&R} (200/300) parts are provided (picture shows bolt in rifle prior to disassembly). Est. 200 - 300 (8A9544-246) {C&R} (25/75) Est. 25 - 75 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2532 Mossberg Model 377 Plinkster Semi-Auto Rifle 2536 Mossberg Model 144LS Bolt Action Rifle serial #M08005, 22 LR, 20” AC-KRO-GRUV barrel with a bright 22 S,L,LR, 26" barrel with an excellent bore. The barrel retains about excellent bore. The metal surfaces are toning to a blue-brown patina 90% evenly thinning original blue with scattered fine oxidation while the with minor silvering at the muzzle, a 2” narrow streak of loss on the top receiver and bottom metal retain about 95% matte phosphate finish with of the barrel running rearward from the muzzle and scattered light sparse fine oxidation and surface marks. The plain pistolgrip walnut scratches and spots of light oxidation throughout. The checkered faux stock with raised cheekpiece remains good to about very good with wood polymer thumbhole stock with left side semi-rollover cheekpiece overall dents and handling marks. The black plastic triggerguard shows rates very good with minor high edge wear, and a few scattered light handling marks The globe style front sight is in place, there is no abrasions and handling marks revealing the yellow polymer beneath the aperture sight mounted to the grooved receiver. A single large capacity faux wood grain. This tube-fed repeater is equipped with sling swivel replacement magazine is included. (59544-95) {C&R} (100/200) studs, a right side safety and the action appears to function well Est. 100 - 200 mechanically. Mounted to the grooved receiver in a pair of Kwik Site 2537 Armalite AR-7 Semi-Auto Rifle rings is a Bushnell Sportview 3-9x32 scope with duplex reticle and bright serial #92450, 22 LR, 16" ported barrel with a bright excellent bore. This very good optics retaining about 98% original black anodization and is an early Cost Mesa variation with ported barrel, hooded front sight, missing one of the mounting screws from the forward ring. extendable wire stock and hollow compartment pistolgrip. The alloy (23A9544-262) {MODERN} (100/200) surfaces retain about 85% anodized finish with scattered flaking and Est. 100 - 200 impact marks, the majority of loss at the muzzle. The wire stock and 2533 Custom Thüringen DSM Bolt Action Training Rifle other iron surfaces retain about 80% gray parkerized finish with modest serial #2886, 22 LR, 26” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal oxidation primarily on the wire stock. The black synthetic pistolgrip surfaces retain about 90% thinning reapplied blue toning to dark gray remains near excellent showing minimal wear. Mounted atop the near the muzzle and breech under direct light with a few scattered small receiver is a Red Dot RD 42 sight in fine working order with light nicks areas of light pitting, light high edge and muzzle wear, some scattered and wear along the edges. The grip cover is missing, a single magazine light handling marks and tiny spots of old light oxidation and scattered and Boyt nylon case is included. (9544-250) {MODERN} (150/250) remnants of added protective lacquer. The top of the receiver is properly Est. 150 - 250 marked with the Thüringen “Greenheart” logo while the right side bears 2538 Marlin Model 70P Papoose Semi-Auto Rifle “Deutsches Sportmodell” and the barrel displays both the “Nitro” and serial #12507825, 22 LR, 16 1/4" barrel with a bright excellent bore. The “BUG” German proofs. The custom smooth walnut capped pistolgrip iron surfaces retain about 95% original blue with scattered light oxidation stock rates very good with a period applied finish, a handful of scattered while the alloy receiver retains about 95% black painted finish with light tiny filled repairs and a few light handling marks while the ventilated edge wear, flaking and surface marks. The plain pistolgrip hardwood rubber recoil pad remains in near excellent condition with very light heel stock remains near excellent with minor handling marks. Mounted atop wear. The original military-style sights remain intact and the action the grooved receiver is a Beeman Blue Ribbon scope with duplex reticle appears to function well mechanically. (23A9544-164) {MODERN} and clear optics. Included is a single factory magazine, factory red nylon (200/400) case with ingrained dirt and barrel spanner wrench. (59544-251) Est. 200 - 400 {MODERN} (100/200) 2534 “Bannerman’s” Model 1884 Trapdoor Rifle Est. 100 - 200 serial #466945, 45-70, 24” shortened barrel with a fair-good bore with an 2539 Savage Model 340D Bolt Action Rifle area of moderate pitting about 1 1/2” from the muzzle and scattered serial #137660, 222 Rem., 24" barrel with a bright excellent bore. The areas of light pitting in the otherwise strong rifling. The breechblock, metal surfaces retain about 95% evenly thinning original blue toning to lockplate, breech tang and hammer have aged to a mottled smoky brown with some sparse minor surface marks. The plain pistolgrip case-hardened patina with a few scattered tiny spots of faint pinprick walnut stock remains in good condition having been cleaned and the left pitting and light oxidation staining with strong water-quenched side improperly inletted for a 1" side-mount base, the finish most likely case-hardened colors on the underside of the breechblock. The removed at the time of inletting. The rear sight has been folded forward remaining metal surfaces retain about 85-90% original thinning blue with and a Weaver K6 scope with fine crosshair and slightly cloudy optics areas of the barrel toning to a blue-brown patina under bright light, the has been installed. The side-mount base does not seat properly in the added front sight is toning to gray-brown, with flaking to gray on the stock causing the action to sit high in the stock. A single factory bands and cleaning rod lock and scattered small spots of light oxidation magazine and leather sling are included. (59319-525) {MODERN} and light handling marks from the years. The lockplate is properly (100/200) marked with a crisp Federal Eagle ahead of the hammer and with “U.S. / Est. 100 - 200 SPRINGFIELD” below the thumbpiece while the breech of the barrel 2540 CZ/Springfield Armory M6 Scout Over Under Combination Gun bears a strong “V / P / (eagle head) / P” proof. The serial #MC052425, 22 Hornet/410 ga., 18 1/4" barrels with bright professionally-shortened smooth black walnut straight grip stock rates excellent bores. The metal surfaces retain 98% original parkerized finish very good for its age with a few scattered hairline cracks, a very tiny with sparsely scattered light oxidation and wear along some of the flexing sliver in the right wood line behind the nosecap, a 1/2” edges. The original sights are intact and mounted atop the Picatinny rail oval-shaped dent in the toe line and a some scattered light handling is a Springfield Armory M-6 Scout Electro-Dot sight in fine working order. marks to be expected of a military arm. The left stock flat features a (59544-160) {MODERN} (400/600) strong “SWP / 1889” inspector’s cartouche and circled “P” firing proof Est. 400 - 600 behind the triggerguard. The rifle features the correct Model 1884 upper 2541 Mossberg Model 46M (b) Bolt Action Rifle band with stacking and sling swivel, correct two-piece triggerguard with 22 S,L,LR, 23" barrel with a very good bright bore. The metal surfaces sling swivel and grooved trigger, a Bannerman’s-style front sight blade, have toned to brown patina with some fine oxidation and light traces of correct Model 1884 “R”-marked Buffington rear sight, a slotted-head original blue remaining. The plain walnut two piece pistolgrip stock with swelled-shank cleaning rod is stowed beneath the barrel and the raised cheekpiece remains very good with minor handling marks and an three-position lock and tumbler remain strong and crisp. (23A9544-308) added light finish. The black plastic triggerguard shows light wear and {ANTIQUE} (300/500) handling marks but remains intact. The hooded front sight remains in Est. 300 - 500 place, the rear sight has been removed and a S-130 aperture sight has 2535 Stevens Springfield Model 83 Bolt Action Single Shot Rifle been installed, the mounting screws showing moderate slot damage. 22 S,L,LR, 24" barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces (59544-167) {C&R} (100/200) retain about 60% original blue toning to brown with scattered oxidation, Est. 100 - 200 light pitting, handling marks and three moderate bite marks in the 2542 Remington Model 550-2G Gallery Special Semi-Auto Rifle underside of the barrel just behind the front sight. The plain pistolgrip 22 Short, 22" round barrel with a very good bright bore. The metal walnut stock remains about very good with overall light handling marks, surfaces retain about 70% original blue evenly toning to a gray brown a crossed arrow heart lightly incised carved in the right side of the patina with some sparsely scattered fine oxidation, minor impact marks buttstock, 3/4" long shallow dent in the belly of the stock behind the and spots of light pitting on the receiver. The plain walnut pistolgrip mounting screw and a lightly added finish. (59319-847) {C&R} (50/100) stock remains good to very good with a shallow bruise in the right side of Est. 50 - 100 the buttstock along with scattered dents, handling marks and perhaps an older light cleaning leaving the edges slightly rounded and the wood shy of the checkered plastic buttplate. The elevator is missing from the rear sight, the front sight is in place and the chain ring intact on the magazine tube. A very good 550-2G many of which did not survive the years of gallery use. (59544-75) {C&R} (175/275) Est. 175 - 275 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2543 Marlin Model 56 Lever Action Rifle 2551 Marlin Model 57 Lever Action Rifle 22 LR, 22" Micro-Groove barrel with a bright excellent bore. The steel 22 S,L,LR, 22" Micro-Groove barrel with a bright excellent bore. The and alloy surfaces retain about 95% original blue and anodized finish steel and alloy surfaces retain about 95% original blue and anodized with sparse fine oxidation, surface marks and edge wear. The plain finish with scattered light oxidation, scratches and edge wear. There are walnut Monte Carlo pistolgrip stock remains good overall with minor two drilled and tapped holes added atop the receiver. The plain walnut handling marks and a non-flexing crack in the left side between the rear Monte Carlo pistolgrip stock remains in good condition with scattered sight and magazine well. The spacer between the plastic buttplate and dents, handling marks and flaking added finish. The buttplate, gripcap stock is no longer present and the wood shows patches of added finish and front sight hood are missing. (59544-90) {C&R} (50/100) also present on the metal. The front sight hood and rear sight elevator Est. 50 - 100 are missing and a Weaver D6 scope with crosshair reticle and cloudy 2552 Cooey Model 82 Bolt Action Single Shot Rifle dirty optics is mounted atop the grooved receiver. A single factory 22 RF, 27" barrel with a very good bright bore. The metal surfaces are magazine is included. (59544-82) {C&R} (150/250) an even balance of original blue and brown patina with light edge wear, Est. 150 - 250 light oxidation and hardened grease. The plain pistolgrip walnut stock 2544 Marlin Model 80DL Bolt Action Rifle remains very good with light handling marks, ingrained dirt and specks 22 S,L,LR, 24" barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces of white paint. The steel buttplate has rough chipped edges and retain 98% high polished reapplied blue with evidence of cleaned pitting scattered light oxidation. The front and rear sights remain in place. still visible. The marks have softened lightly and the bolt body polished (59544-213) {C&R} (75/150) bright. The plain pistolgrip walnut has been cleaned with large sanded Est. 75 - 150 dents in the center on both sides, light scratches, a 1" narrow chip in the 2553 Ranger Model 36 Bolt Action Single Shot Rifle right side of the buttstock and an added satin finish also present on the 22 S,L,LR, 24" barrel with a very good bright bore with some very fine buttplate. The front sight has been removed, the rear sight is present frosting. The metal surfaces have toned to brown with hints of original and installed is a Bushnell Scope Chief VI wide angle scope with duplex blue, scattered light oxidation and pitting and light wear along the rifle and clear optics. Included is a set of lens covers and a single factory muzzle and edges. The plain walnut pistolgrip stock with fingergroove magazine. (59669-6) {C&R} (50/100) forearm remains very good with light handling marks and spots of Est. 50 - 100 staining, the steel buttplate has rough filed edges and scattered light 2545 Winchester Model 67A Bolt Action Single Shot Rifle oxidation. The front sight has been fitted with an oversized hood from 22 S,L,LR, 27" barrel with a bright bore showing worn but present rifling. another rifle, the rear sight replaced with a slot blank and an unmarked The metal surfaces are an overall brown patina with scattered light adjustable aperture sight has been installed on the receiver. A single oxidation and pitting; the bolt remains overall bright with minor freckling factory magazine is included. (59544-150) {C&R} (50/100) and staining. The plain walnut pistolgrip stock remains in very good Est. 50 - 100 condition with overall handling marks and flaking original finish. The 2554 Marlin Model 57M Lever Action Rifle checkered logo buttplate shows light wear and staining. (59544-292) 22 Magnum RF, 24" Micro-Groove barrel with a very good bright bore. {C&R} (100/200) The metal surfaces retain about 85% original blue with overall scattered Est. 100 - 200 light oxidation and wear along the edges. The plain walnut Monte Carlo 2546 Winchester Model 67 Bolt Action Single Shot Rifle pistolgrip stock remains fair at best with a 6" long crack in the forend 22 S,L,LR, 27" barrelwith a very good bright bore. The metal surfaces repaired with glue and four small nails, 1" drying crack in the left side of retain about 95% evenly thinning original blue with scattered fine the butt behind the sling swivel along with other handling marks and oxidation and minor silvering at the muzzle. The bolt remains overall partially missing spacer behind the buttplate. The front sight hood and bright under a thin layer of hardened grease. The plain walnut pistolgrip rear sight have been removed and a Lyman No. 66 M-D aperture sight stock remains near excellent with minor marks and blemishes in a nice has been installed on the receiver. (59544-83) {C&R} (75/150) original oil finish. The checkered logo buttplate remains very good plus Est. 75 - 150 showing minor wear and light oxidation on one of the screw heads. The 2555 Wards Western Field Model 14 M 491A Bolt Action Rifle sights remain intact, a near excellent Model 67 rifle. (59694-42) {C&R} 22 S,L,LR, 26" barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces (175/275) retain about 90% original blue with some scattered specks of light Est. 175 - 275 oxidation congregating mostly about 3" behind the rear sight. The plain 2547 Hopkins & Allen Model 4922 Bolt Action Rifle walnut pistolgrip stock with raised cheekpiece remains about very good 22 LR, 22" barrel with a dark oxidized bore. The metal surfaces on this with light handling marks, chipping at the toe and minor staining in an takedown rifle are an overall pale brown patina with gray undertones, added light finish, the red plastic safety pin is missing atop the wrist. The scattered fine oxidation and patches of light pitting and original blue front sight hood is missing and a Mossberg No.4 aperture sight has finish. The plain walnut two piece stock remains about very good with been mounted on the receiver. (59544-53) {C&R} (50/100) overall light handling marks, worn edges and a couple thin cracks in Est. 50 - 100 front of the triggerguard. The original sights remain intact and the action 2556 Marlin Model 25 Bolt Action Rifle seems to function mechanically. (59544-47) {C&R} (100/200) serial #16700614, 22 S,L,LR, 22" JM-marked Micro-groove barrel with a Est. 100 - 200 bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 95% original blue 2548 Winchester Model 58 Bolt Action Single Shot Rifle with a few specks of light oxidation, edge wear and operational wear on 22 S,L,LR, 18" barrel with a very good bright bore. The metal surfaces the bolt body. The plain pistolgrip hardwood stock remains good to very have toned to brown overall with hints of gray and original blue with good with light edge wear and moderate scuffing on the belly of the some scattered fine oxidation and surface marks. The flat-board forend. Mounted atop the receiver is a Tasco 4x15 scope with crosshair gumwood stock remains in fair condition with a wide angular crack in the reticle and clear optics. A single factory magazine is included. left side between the barrel bolt and rear of receiver along with scattered (59544-275) {MODERN} (50/100) smaller chips and handling marks. (56520-907) {C&R} [Richard "Stretch" Est. 50 - 100 Kennedy Collection] (50/100) 2557 Iver Johnson Third Model Safety Automatic Hammerless Revolver Est. 50 - 100 serial #I8998, 32 S&W, 5" ribbed round barrel with an about very good 2549 Winchester Model 02 Bolt Action Single Shot Rifle bore showing evident rifling and an area of modest pitting about 22 S,L,EL, 18" barrel with a good bore showing light pitting and evident mid-length. The metal surfaces retain about 85% original blue with rifling throughout. The metal surfaces have toned to brown and gray scattered light oxidation more prevalent on the cylinder and rear of patina with some sparse fine pinprick pitting and surface marks. The frame, loss primarily on the cylinder, muzzle and frontstrap. The plain straight grip walnut stock remains very good plus with scattered oversized walnut grip remains in very good condition with minor handling handling marks and perhaps a little added finish. The original sights marks and flaking along the edges and butt. The barrel frame and remain intact. (56520-1788) {C&R} [Richard "Stretch" Kennedy triggerguard are numbered alike, cylinder is un-numbered. The action Collection] (200/400) seems to advance and lockup nicely. Included is a worn hinged purple Est. 200 - 400 Colt box for a Police Positive revolver with separated corners and edges 2550 Winchester Model 1900 Bolt Action Single Shot Rifle on the lid, scribbled out end and interior labels with soiled undersized 22 S,L, 18" barrel with a dark pitted bore. The metal surfaces are a inserts made with Iver Johnson labels. (59319-211) {C&R} (100/200) brown and gray patina with overall pitting and oxidation. The flat-board Est. 100 - 200 gumwood stock remains fair-poor with a long angled crack along the right side of the forend, worn edges and partially sanded flaking finish. The original sights remain intact and the action will need mechanical attention as it does not cock. (56519-510) {C&R} [Richard "Stretch" Kennedy Collection] (15/50) Est. 15 - 50 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2558 Harrington & Richardson Model 165 Leatherneck Semi-Auto Rifle 2564 Ugartechea Model 221 Boxlock Double Shotgun serial #925, 22 LR, 23" barrel with a very good bright bore. The metal serial #165459, 12 ga., 26” matted rib barrels that are choked modified surfaces retain about 95% evenly thinning original blue lightly toning to and improved modified and have bright, excellent bores. The barrels, pale brown with sparsely scattered specks of fine oxidation and a few forend iron, triggerguard, trigger and top lever retain about 98-99% minor surface marks. The plain walnut pistolgrip stock rates very good original blue finish that has some light handling marks and a few areas showing an older light cleaning with minor dents and handling marks of very light surface oxidation, the top lever has toned to a rich plum and an added light finish. The front sight and Redfield M79 rear aperture hue. The frame retains about 90% bold factory case colors with some remain in place and a single factory Reising magazine is included. light edge wear and silvering. The checkered walnut stocks rate (59544-169) {C&R} (100/200) excellent and have a few light dings. The stocks feature a splinter style Est. 100 - 200 forend and straight grip buttstock that has a 14 1/2” trigger pull from the 2559 Remington Model 521-T Bolt Action Rifle Old English solid recoil pad to the forward trigger and has drops of about 22 S,L,LR, 25" barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces 1 1/4" and 2”. The frame locks up tight and the lever comes to rest right retain about 75% original blue toning to brown with scattered oxidation of center. Imported by Exel Arms in Gardner, MA this is an excellent and pitting, the bolt handle is toning to brown with scattered fine condition example of these quality made Spanish doubles. (4A9678-97) oxidation, and there are bright case colors on the shoulder and collar. {MODERN} [Lester Hull Collection] (500/700) The plain walnut pistolgrip stock remains very good with a tiny chip in Est. 500 - 700 the pistolgrip and other light handling marks. The replacement Lyman 2565 Interarms Star Gauge Boxlock Double Shotgun By Aramberri Globe style front sight has a moderately undersized dovetail, the Lyman serial #152140, 12 ga., 28” barrels choked improved modified and full 57 RS aperture sight is in place and a single factory magazine is with excellent bores. The blued metal surfaces retain about 95% original included. (59544-291) {C&R} (175/275) finish and are toning to brown with some light handling wear and specks Est. 175 - 275 of light surface oxidation scattered about. The scalloped frame retains 2560 Mossberg Model 353 Semi-Auto Carbine about 90% of its original bold case colors and has some light silvering serial #1303654, 22 LR, 18" barrel with a bright excellent bore. The and graying along its edges. The checkered walnut splinter-style forend metal surfaces retain about 90% original blue with scattered light and straight grip buttstock have some light dings and other light handling oxidation. The press-checkered walnut Monte Carlo pistolgrip stock with marks. The forend rates excellent while the buttstock is near excellent fold-down black plastic forend remains very good plus with light dents and has a few tiny cracks at the base of the upper tang. The buttstock and handling marks. The original sights are intact and mounted atop the features a blank silver oval along the toe line and has a 14 5/8” length of grooved receiver is a Bushnell Custom 22 3-7x scope with duplex reticle pull from the factory hard rubber buttplate to the forward trigger with and clear optics. Included is a single factory magazine and O.D. nylon drops of 1 1/4" and 2 1/8”. The lock-up is tight with no play and the top sling. (59544-228) {MODERN} (150/250) lever comes to rest just right of center. Imported by Interarms this is an Est. 150 - 250 overall excellent example of these Victor Aramberri Spanish built 2561 Mossberg Model 342KA Semi-Auto Carbine doubles. (49678-81) {MODERN} [Lester Hull Collection] (300/500) 22 S,L,LR, 18" barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces Est. 300 - 500 retain about 97-98% evenly thinning original blue with some scattered 2566 British 1853 Pattern Two-Band Enfield Forager very fine oxidation. The plain walnut Monte Carlo pistolgrip stock with About .69 cal., 31 1/2" smoothbore barrel that rates about very good and fold-down black plastic forend remains in very good plus to near has areas of minor pitting and light oxidation throughout. The metal excellent condition with a few light dents and handling marks. The open surfaces are overall a mottled gray with some brown staining, some light sights remain in place, a single factory magazine is included. surface oxidation and a few areas of light pitting scattered about. The (59544-296) {MODERN} (75/150) brass furniture rates excellent and has a mild ochre patina and some Est. 75 - 150 minor handling marks. The lock is “TOWER”-marked along with the 2562 Winchester Pre-64 Model 100 Semi-Auto Rifle “(crown)/VR” and date of “1857” and appears to function correctly. The serial #27491, 308 Win, 22” barrel with an excellent bore. The metal rear of the barrel still has a few visible stamps including “P / 2”, “17”, and surfaces on this first year production rifle retain about 98-99% original the London proofs “(crown)/GP” and “(crown)/V”. The tang is marked blue that is toning to brown and has a few light handling marks and edge with “80” as are the barrel bands. The walnut stock rates about very wear and some specks of light surface oxidation scattered about. The good and has some minor cracks along with the usual dings and other checkered walnut stock rates near excellent and has some light dings impact marks seen with service arms from this time period. The wood and small impressions along with some light to minor flaking to the shows evidence of sanding with finish added and there is a small repair lacquer. The stock retains its steel pistolgrip cap, swivels and a hard on the right side of the butt at the heel. The right side has a blank brass rubber buttplate. The original sights remain intact, including the front disc and a very faint round Enfield cartouche. The left side is stamped sight hood. Mounted to the receiver is a Bausch & Lomb Balvar 8 with “90” and “678” the tang of the brass buttplate is marked “89”. The 2.5-8x40 riflescope with the adjustable mounts. The scope features the barrel is equipped with a simple post style front sight and single leaf rear tapered crosshairs and has bright excellent optics. Included is a single sight, which has been seen on similar Confederate-used rifles and convex arrow based magazine. Made in 1961, this vintage Winchester converted muskets during the Civil War. The swivels remain intact and would make a terrific sporting rifle package. (4A9711-9) {C&R} (500/700) included is a correct iron ramrod marked “530”. An interesting Est. 500 - 700 percussion forager that could benefit from more research. (4A9704-1) 2563 Bernardelli Gamecock Boxlock Double Shotgun {ANTIQUE} (400/600) serial #122373, 12 ga., 27 1/2" barrels choked tight full and improved Est. 400 - 600 modified with bright, excellent bores. The barrels, forend iron, 2567 Thompson/Center White Mountain Percussion Carbine triggerguard, triggers and top lever retain about 99% original blue that is serial #12016, .50 cal., 21” part round, part octagon barrel with an lightly toning to brown and has a few light handling marks. The frame as-new, unfired bore. This carbine is in new-in-box condition and has yet retains about 90% of its original bold factory case colors and has some to be assembled. Carbine’s features include a blue finish with case silvering along the edges. The checkered walnut splinter style forend colored lock and hammer and a smooth walnut stock that has some nice and straight grip buttstock rate excellent and have some light dings and figure. The carbine is equipped with the factory sights and includes a other light handling marks. The buttstock features a blank silver shield wood ramrod, brass jag and suede leather sling. The original manual along the toe line and has a 14” length of pull from the factory hard and key chain remain attached to the triggerguard. The original box is rubber buttplate to the forward trigger with drops of 1 1/4" and 1 5/8”. numbered to the gun and includes all of the original packaging. A terrific The action’s lock-up is tight with no play and the top lever comes to rest opportunity to own one of these highly desirable carbines that is still in at center. Shotgun is equipped with extractors, a single bead sight and as-new condition. (4A6520-3079) {ANTIQUE} [Richard “Stretch” sling swivels. An excellent example of these quality Italian-built double Kennedy Collection] (300/500) shotguns. (4A9678-98) {MODERN} [Lester Hull Collection] (500/700) Est. 300 - 500 Est. 500 - 700 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2568 Thompson/Center Cherokee Percussion Rifle 2573 Woodsmaster Semi-Auto Rifle serial #10811, .32 cal., 24” octagon barrel with an as-new, unfired bore. serial #36348, 30-06, 22” barrel with a very good, lightly freckled bore This in a new-in-box condition example of these desirable smallbore that has strong rifling. The metal surfaces retain about 95% original blue percussion rifles which has net been assembled. The rifle features a that is evenly fading and has light edge wear, light handling marks and a blued finish with a case colored lock and hammer, brass furniture, and a few specks of light surface oxidation throughout. The walnut stocks rate walnut stock with nice figure. The lock has a few light handling marks near excellent and have some light dings and other light handling marks from coming in contact with loose items in the box, the brass has some and areas of minor to moderate flaking to the lacquer finish. The forearm light tarnish due to storage but should polish up nice and bright. The rifle is the 28-groove variation, the pistolgrip stock has a checkered is equipped with the original sights, a brass tipped wood ramrod, and aluminum buttplate. The original front sight remains intact, the rear sight brass jag. The original box is numbered to the rifle and includes the has been removed. Mounted to the receiver is a Bausch & Lomb Balvar manual, a blister pack of cotton patches and the original packaging. This 8A 2.8-8x40 riflescope. The scope features a tapered reticle, adjustable is a great opportunity to own one of these terrific smallbore rifles that is mounts and bright excellent optics. A single detachable magazine and a in such a seldom seen state of condition. (4A6520-3078) {ANTIQUE} set of sling swivels are included. The barrel date-code indicates that it [Richard “Stretch” Kennedy Collection] (300/500) was built in 1960, the first year of production for this model. A very good Est. 300 - 500 example overall that should make a great sporting rifle package. 2569 Savage Fox B Boxlock Double Shotgun (4A9711-11) {C&R} (250/450) 12 ga., 20” shortened barrels that are choked cylinder and have Est. 250 - 450 excellent bores. The barrels retain about 99% of a restored blue finish, 2574 Ruger 10/22 Takedown TDT Semi-Auto Carbine there are a few light handling marks and some of the lettering is soft or serial #0004-52176, 22 LR, 16 1/2” barrel with Mini-14 style flash hider missing. The frame and forearm iron have a brazen copper finish that and an excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 99% plus original has some light handling and light wear marks. The factory engraved blue and black anodized finish with no visible signs of wear. The patterns are soft around their edges. The checkered walnut forearm stainless steel barrel collar rates excellent and the polished bolt remains rates excellent and has an added finish over a few small dings and other bright. The checkered black composite takedown stock rates excellent handling marks. The checkered pistolgrip buttstock rates about very and still retains the original factory informational stickers. The original good, also with added finish, several small cracks where the wood sights remain intact. Carbine comes housed in its original black nylon meets the frame, and a vented recoil pad has been added. A set of dual zippered case which includes the manual, lock, scope base and a single silver bead sights have been installed on the rib. The action locks up ten round rotary magazine. An as-new condition example of these tight and appears to function correctly, the top lever comes to rest right popular carbines. (4A9319-450) {MODERN} (200/400) of center. A near excellent example that would make a fine coach gun. Est. 200 - 400 (4A9711-7) {MODERN} (100/200) 2575 Savage Model 99EG Lever Action Rifle Est. 100 - 200 serial #359924, 300 Savage, 24” barrel with a bright excellent bore with 2570 J.C. Higgins Model 1017 Boxlock Double Shotgun a few pinprick pits near the muzzle. The metal surfaces of this late ’30s 16 ga., 28” barrels choked modified and improved modified with very rifle retain about 88% original blue finish with the majority of the loss due good bores that are mostly bright, the right tube has a few small dents to wear to gunmetal gray in the grasping area, thinning along the barrel, about 7” from the muzzle. The barrels, triggerguard, and top lever retain light wear on the high edges and at the muzzle, light tool marks on the about 90% original blue that has areas of light fading, edges wear and top of the receiver around the four added drilled and tapped holes, and handling marks throughout. The frame and forearm iron retain much of scattered light handling marks and specks of oxidation. The case color their factory case colors, the balance being mottled pewter gray. The on the lever has faded to gray with specks of oxidation staining in the hardwood stocks rate near excellent and have most of what appears to exposed sections, the protected interior sections retain vibrant case be the original varnish. The buttstock has some areas of minor flaking color with light operational wear. The pistolgrip walnut stock and forend and there are light dings and other handling marks throughout. The are in very good condition as cleaned with a small shallow chip at the action locks up tightly and the lever comes to rest just right of center. A lower tang, scattered light handling marks, and the gripcap is proud of very good to near excellent utility double that needs some minor the pistolgrip; the factory buttplate has been removed and a Pachmayr attention but would make a decent field gun. (4A9711-5) {C&R} “WHITE LINE” ventilated recoil pad has been added to the stock, which (100/200) is fit slightly proud. The forend features a schnabel forend tip, sling Est. 100 - 200 swivels have been added at the forend and toeline, and the stock has a 2571 Browning Auto 5 Light 12 Semi-Auto Shotgun 13 1/4” length of pull. The two-line “UTICA, N.Y.” barrel address remains serial #G16401, 12 ga., 28” plain barrel that is choked modified with an crisply marked, and the “SAVAGE / MODEL 99” marking on the receiver excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 95% of a restored blue ring has been partially obscured by two of the previously mentioned finish that has some light edge wear, handling marks and some areas of added drilled and tapped holes. The rifle is sighted with a ramped light surface oxidation and light pitting. Some of the factory markings are bead-on-blade front sight and an adjustable semi-buckhorn soft. The checkered walnut stocks rate very good, both the forearm and sporting-style rear sight. A few of the screws show light slot damage. A pistolgrip buttstock have a few minor cracks along with some light dings salty Savage 99 that should still serve well this fall. (14A9678-15) {C&R} and other handling marks. The barrel is equipped with a single ivory [Lester Hull Collection] (300/500) bead front sight. A very good condition example form 1956. (4A9711-6) Est. 300 - 500 {C&R} (300/500) 2576 Winchester Model 1912 Slide Action Shotgun Est. 300 - 500 serial #222818, 12 ga., 30” plain nickel steel barrel choked full with a 2572 Ruger 10/22 Semi-Auto Carbine bright excellent bore. The shotgun retains about 92% original blue with serial #111-35034, 22 LR, 18 1/2" pre-warning barrel with an excellent light wear on the high edges, scattered spots of oxidation and light bore. The metal surfaces retain about 98-99% original blue that has pitting on the receiver, even thinning along the barrel, and moderate some light handling marks and a few very small specks of light surface operational wear on the magazine tube. The smooth pistolgrip walnut oxidation. The smooth walnut stock rates excellent and has some light stock and grooved forend are in very good condition as lightly cleaned dings and other light handling marks. The original sights remain intact with a few scattered light handling marks, a lightly added finish, and a and a Weaver T-9 base is mounted to the receiver. A single ten round repaired crack through the toe of the checkered hardrubber rotary magazine is included. An overall excellent 1972-vintage example. “WINCHESTER / REPEATING / ARMS”-marked buttplate. The two-line (4A9711-10) {MODERN} (200/300) barrel address and other barrel markings remain crisp, and barrel and Est. 200 - 300 receiver both retain the Winchester proofs. The shotgun is sighted with a lone brass bead and appears to function well mechanically. A solid 1919-manufactured shotgun that should still shoot well. (14A9694-27) {C&R} (200/300) Est. 200 - 300 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2577 Winchester Model 12 Slide Action Shotgun 2582 Winchester Model 63 Semi-Auto Rifle serial #1879990, 12 ga., 30” plain barrel choked full with a bright near serial #51416, 22 LR, 21” shortened barrel with a near excellent bore excellent bore with some pinprick pitting near the muzzle. The metal with a few pinprick pits about 2” from the muzzle. The receiver of the rifle surfaces of this 1959-dated shotgun retain about 97% original blue with has developed a dark brown patina with generous traces of original light freckling on the left side of the receiver, a light ding on the left edge blue, light wear on the high edges, and a few light handling marks. The of receiver, and scattered spots of oxidation. The smooth pistolgrip triggerguard retains about 85% original thinning blue with light wear and walnut stock and grooved forend are in very good condition as lightly the beginnings of a dark brown patina around the trigger. The barrel cleaned with light flaking on the toe and heel, a couple light impact retains 75-80% thinning blue with light to moderate wear at the muzzle marks on the toeline, and scattered light handling marks; the and on the underside of the barrel and scattered spots of previously WINCHESTER-marked checkered hardrubber buttplate is in very good cleaned light oxidation. The smooth pistolgrip walnut stock and forend condition with some flattened points of checkering and a few light dings. are in very good condition as lightly cleaned with a 1” crack behind the The barrel address, Winchester proofs, and serial number remain crisp, upper tang, an about 4 3/4” crack on the left side of the forend traveling and the shotgun is sighted with a silver bead and appears to function from the receiver forward, a few scattered light handling marks, and light well mechanically. A fine shotgun that should still perform well today. staining where the wood meets metal. The metal forend cap and smooth (14A9694-21) {C&R} (200/300) steel buttplate have toned to a gray brown patina. The barrel markings Est. 200 - 300 remain mostly crisp with light softening of a few of the characters, and 2578 Belgian Percussion Halfstock Boy’s Fowler the Winchester proofs are softened but legible. The top of the receiver about .52 caliber, 32 1/2” part octagon, part round barrel with an has two drilled and tapped holes at the rear, and the left side of the oxidized bore. The metal surfaces have a mottled gunmetal gray-brown receiver is drilled and tapped for a receiver sight. The rifle is sighted with patina with light oxidation and oxidation staining, scattered light pitting, a ramped gold bead front sight and a sporting-style rear sight. The rifle and light handling marks. The hardwood halfstock is in good condition appears to function well mechanically. (14A9678-124) {MODERN} as lightly cleaned with a repaired break through the wrist, a 2 1/2” crack [Lester Hull Collection] (200/400) at the triggerguard, and a few scattered cracks, light dings and handling Est. 200 - 400 marks. No markings are visible on the wood surfaces, and an illegible 2583 Mossberg Model 320KA Bolt Action Single Shot Rifle circular mark is stamped on top of the breech area. The lock is 22 S, L, LR, 24” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces nonfunctional, and the arm is sighted with a small blade front sight. of the rifle retain about 97% original blue with scattered specks of Included with the fowler is a thin wooden ramrod. (14A9580-26) oxidation and light handling marks. The smooth pistolgrip hardwood {ANTIQUE} (75/150) stock is in very good condition as lightly cleaned with scattered light Est. 75 - 150 handling marks and an added finish; the checkered hardrubber buttplate 2579 Mossberg Model 46M Bolt Action Rifle shows light wear at the heel. The Mossberg barrel markings are partially 22 S, L, LR, 23” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces softened, but easily legible under good light. The rifle is sighted with a of the rifle have a brown patina with generous remnants of original blue, bead-on-blade front sight and a sporting-style rear sight, and the primarily on the receiver, and light oxidation throughout; the forend band receiver is dovetail cut for optics mounting. The rifle appears to function retains about 75-80% original blue with oxidation staining. The smooth well mechanically. (14A9544-240) {C&R} (100/200) pistolgrip Mannlicher-style walnut stock is in very good plus condition as Est. 100 - 200 lightly cleaned with a few light dings in the forend and scattered light 2584 Custom Italian Model 1891 Carcano Bolt Action Rifle handling marks; the stock features a subtle left-side cheekpiece and 6.5 CF, 20” shortened barrel with a very good bore with scattered sling swivels. The barrel address, model and caliber designation remain specks of oxidation but strong rifling. The metal surfaces of the rifle crisply stamped. The rifle is sighted with a globe front sight and receiver retain about 98% reapplied thinning blue with specks of old oxidation on mounted aperture rear sight, the screw-in aperture for which is present, the underside of the triggerguard, and scattered light pitting beneath the and the barrel and receiver are both drilled and tapped four times each. finish. The in-the-white bolt shows light oxidation staining with scattered The bolt mounted dust cover is absent. The safety has previously been previously cleaned pinprick pitting. The custom checkered pistolgrip removed from the rifle, so the bolt has been disassembled and the parts walnut stock rates very good with a 1” thin crack behind the upper tang, included; the rifle otherwise appears to function well mechanically. a small repaired chip next to the triggerguard, a slight separating seem (14A9544-65) {C&R} (100/200) where the pistolgrip was neatly added, a rectangular 3/4” plug in the Est. 100 - 200 forend tip, and scattered light handling marks. The stock is marked 2580 Mossberg Model 320BA Bolt Action Single Shot Rifle “726B” just behind the pistolgrip and the smooth steel buttplate is slightly 22 S, L, LR, 24 1/4” AC-KRO-GRUV barrel with a bright very good plus proud along the right side and at the toe. The receiver and barrel have bore with a spot of light pitting near the muzzle. The rifle retains about been cleaned of previous markings and “6.5 MM” has been stamped 98% original blue with the bolt handle toning to a light brown patina with behind the rear sight; the top of the buttplate is stamped “726” and the specks of light oxidation overall. The smooth pistolgrip hardwood stock top of the bolt handle is stamped “BG”. The rifle has double set triggers is in very good plus condition with a light abrasion on the forward edge however, a set screw is missing and the rear set trigger does not of the grip and a few light handling marks. The barrel markings are light, function and the front trigger still functions as normal. The rifle is but easily legible when in good light. The rifle is sighted with a ramped equipped with sling swivels on the barrel band and 3” behind the hooded front sight, a sporting-style rear sight, and a receiver mounted pistolgrip. As with any arm of unknown caliber, a competent gunsmith aperture sight, with screw-in aperture included. The top of the receiver is should examine the rifle, determine the caliber and then check the dovetailed for optics mounting. The safety is engaged by opening of the headspace before any thought is given to using the arm. (14A9438-294) bolt, and requires manual disengaging before firing. A nice single shot {MODERN} (75/150) target rifle. (14A9544-73) {C&R} (100/200) Est. 75 - 150 Est. 100 - 200 2585 Mossberg Model 51M(a) Semi-Auto Rifle 2581 Mossberg Model 151K Semi-Auto Rifle 22 LR, 20” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces of the 22 LR, 24” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The rifle retains about rifle retain about 98% original blue with scattered specks of oxidation 97% original blue with scattered light oxidation and a few light handling and a few light handling marks; the steel buttplate has light wear on the marks. The smooth pistolgrip hardwood stock is in very good condition edges with light oxidation. The two-piece Mannlicher-style pistolgrip with an about 1” crack behind the receiver on the wrist and scattered stock is in very good condition as lightly cleaned with scattered handling light handling marks; the stock features a schnabel forend. The barrel marks, the buttplate is slightly proud of the stock, and a lightly added and receiver markings remain crisp. The rifle is sighted with a blade finish. The Mossberg barrel markings remain crisp, and the rifle is front, sporting-style rear, and the receiver is dovetail cut for optics sighted with a hooded ramp front sight, adjustable sporting-style rear mounting. The rifle appears to function well mechanically. sight, and a Mossberg receiver mounted aperture sight with the screw-in (14A9544-144) {C&R} (75/150) aperture is included. The rifle appears to function well mechanically. Est. 75 - 150 (14A9544-97) {C&R} (100/200) Est. 100 - 200 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2586 Savage Model 19 NRA Bolt Action Rifle 2591 Takedown Slide Action Shotgun serial #66095, 22 LR, 25 3/8” barrel with a bright very good plus bore serial #182430, 12 ga, 30” plain barrel choked full with a very good with scattered very light pitting mostly near the muzzle. The metal frosted bore with scattered light pitting and a light ding. The metal surfaces have toned to gray with scattered areas of oxidation and light surfaces retain about 95% reapplied blue with some light pitting under handling marks. The bottom metal and buttplate retain about 75-80% the finish, light muzzle and operational wear, and a few scattered light original blue with light oxidation and light wear marks. The smooth handling marks and spots of light oxidation. The nicely figured smooth pistolgrip target-style stock is in very good condition as lightly cleaned pistolgrip stock is in excellent condition with a few light handling marks, with an added finish, scattered light handling marks and the grooved and the grooved forend is in very good condition with crack through the steel buttplate is slightly proud. The stock features a pair of sling underside of the forend, scattered light handlings marks, and the left swivels. The model designation and two-line barrel address remain side forend screw is missing. The two-line Winchester barrel address crisply stamped with oxidation slightly obscuring a small part of the and the Winchester proofs are faded but still present. The action bar barrel address. The rifle is sighted with a globe-style front sight and an “WINCHESTER / MODEL 1897” marking remains mostly crisp with only aperture rear sight, the screw-in aperture for which is present, and two a few characters lightly softened. The shotgun is sighted with a brass additional holes have been drilled and tapped on the left side of the bead and the shotgun appears to function well mechanically. A nice receiver. No magazine is included with the rifle. The rifle appears to refinished 1902-manufactured Winchester shotgun. (14A9678-57) function well mechanically. (14A9544-11) {C&R} (150/250) [Lester Hull Collection] {C&R} (200/400) Est. 150 - 250 Est. 200 - 400 2587 Ithaca X5 Lightning Semi-Auto Rifle 2592 Custom Italian Terni Model 1891 Carcano Bolt Action Rifle serial #7199-A, 22 LR, 22” barrel with a very good bore with scattered serial #1B4105, 6.5 Carcano, 22 1/2” shortened barrel with an about spots of frosting. The metal surfaces have toned to dark gray with light good oxidized bore with evident rifling. The rifle retains about 90% of the oxidation staining and scattered old oxidation, and some light edge wear added black lacquer finish with scattered light flaking, light wear on the at the muzzle. The smooth pistolgrip walnut stock is in about very good high edges, light oxidation staining, and scattered light handling marks. condition as lightly cleaned with a 2” crack in the nose and scattered Original military markings remain present on the chamber area of the light handling marks. The three-line barrel address and the serial barrel, and are lightly softened. The smooth straight grip hardwood stock number remain crisply stamped on the left side of the barrel and has been shortened at the forend to an overall length of 32” and is in receiver. The rifle is sighted with a ramped orange polymer triangular very good condition as cleaned with a repaired chip on the left side of front sight, the top edge of which is showing light chipping, and a the stock, an added 1 1/2” plug behind the action with a crack almost sporting-style rear sight; the top of the receiver is dovetailed for optics bisecting it, scattered light handling marks, and the buttplate is slightly mounting. Included with the rifle is a single 10-round magazine with proud at the heel and toe. The stock is fitted with sling swivels, and some light oxidation. The rifle appears to function well mechanically. illegible remnants of military markings are present on the right side of (14A9544-62) {C&R} (100/200) the buttstock. The rifle is sighted with an inverted-V front sight and the Est. 100 - 200 original rear sight, the elevation adjustment for which appears to have 2588 Mossberg Model 151M Semi-Auto Rifle been disabled. The rifle appears to function well mechanically. 22 LR, 20 1/4” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces (14A9319-204) {MODERN} (100/200) retain about 90% original blue with light wear at the muzzle, a light Est. 100 - 200 brown patina developing from the muzzle back about 14”, and scattered 2593 Custom Springfield Model 1922 M2 Bolt Action Rifle light handling marks and specks of oxidation. The smooth pistolgrip serial #1947, 22LR, 20” heavy barrel with a bright excellent bore. The walnut stock is in very good condition as lightly cleaned with scattered barrel retains 97% reapplied matte blue with light thinning at the muzzle light dings and handling marks, and the steel shotgun-style buttplate is and spots of light oxidation near the receiver, and the receiver retains slightly proud. The Mossberg barrel address is softened in spots, but still 80% blue with discoloration along the forward receiver ring and legible under good light. The original open sights have been removed, scattered spots of oxidation. The smooth pistolgrip walnut target stock is with filler screws in place for the rear sight and the front sight hole left in very good plus condition with scattered light handling marks, and is vacant, and a Mossberg M4C 4x scope has been mounted to the missing the buttplate. The stock features a large left side cheekpiece receiver via the factory dovetail; the scope has lightly cloudy glass with a and a slot for an accessory rail on the underside of the forend. The fine crosshair reticle. The rifle appears to function well mechanically. receiver ring is hand stamped “USMC” and “M3” on either side of the (14A9544-64) {C&R} (100/200) mounted Redfield one-piece scope base. The rifle has no provisions for Est. 100 - 200 sights, but a Stith Bear Cub II scope with a fine crosshair reticle has 2589 Mossberg Model 144LSB Bolt Action Rifle been mounted to the rifle. The action screw behind the triggerguard and serial #1341159, 22 LR, 27 1/4” heavy barrel with a bright very good the right-side scope base screw are missing, and the bolt handle does plus bore with a few specks of oxidation and light pinprick pitting near not clear the scope. The rifle appears to function well mechanically, and the muzzle. The metal surfaces of the rifle retain about 97% original blue no magazine is included. A good basis for a target rifle project. with scattered light oxidation and light handling marks; the in-the-white (14A9544-252) {MODERN} (200/400) bolt body shows spots of light pitting. The smooth pistolgrip target-style Est. 200 - 400 hardwood stock is in very good plus condition with a few spots of light 2594 Cooey Model 82 Bolt Action Single Shot Rifle crazing of the finish on the wrist, heel, and forend tip, and a few light 22 LR, 26 3/4” barrel with a very good bore with scattered light oxidation handling marks; the stock features a left side cheek piece. The and strong rifling. The metal surfaces of the rifle retain about 90% Mossberg barrel markings remain crisply stamped, and a few of the original blue with a light brown patina on the barrel bands, scattered light characters in the serial number have softened lightly. The rifle retains oxidation, and a few light handling marks. The smooth pistolgrip walnut the original globe front sight and receiver mounted aperture rear sight, fullstock is in very good condition with a light chip near the toe and the screw-in aperture for which is present, and the receiver is factory scattered light handling marks. The underside of the pistolgrip is marked dovetailed for optics mounting. The rifle is fitted with sling swivels and a “2341”, and the marks on the receiver remain crisp. The rifle is sighted plastic hand stop. Included with the rifle is a single 5-round magazine. with a winged blade front sight and a sporting style rear. The action The rifle appears to function well mechanically and should make a fine appears to function well mechanically. (14A9544-233) {C&R} (150/250). target rifle. (14A9544-50) {MODERN} (200/300) Est. 150 - 250 Est. 200 - 300 2595 Yugoslavian Model 1948 Mauser Bayonet 2590 Mossberg Model 151M(a) Semi-Auto Rifle Pairs with the Yugoslavian M1948 Mauser rifle. 15” overall, 9 7/8” 22 LR, 20 1/4” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces single-edged blade with single unstopped fullers and a spear point. The retain 95% original blue with light wear at the bolt, and light oxidation metal surfaces retain about 98% original blue finish throughout with and handling marks scattered throughout. The smooth pistolgrip occasional instances of silvering and a tiny speck of ocher staining here two-piece Mannlicher-style stock is in very good plus condition as lightly or there. The edge is sharp and excellent with one or two tiny dings and cleaned with scattered light handling marks, a few small spots of light the markings on the ricasso and guard remain crisp. The sanded oak flaking of the added finish, and the steel buttplate is slightly proud. The grips are near excellent with only very light handling wear. The included Mossberg barrel address and “SAFE” marking on the right side of the steel scabbard is numbered to the bayonet and rates very fine, retaining receiver both remain crisply stamped. The rifle is sighted with the about 98% matte blue finish and scattered tiny handling marks and an original ramped hooded front sight, sporting-style rear, and a Mossberg indentation on the reverse face. An altogether excellent Mauser receiver mounted aperture rear sight with screw-in aperture. Included bayonet. (129614-2A) with the rifle is a small bag containing a single QD sling swivel and assorted small parts. The rifle appears to function well mechanically, and should shoot well. (14A9544-63) {C&R} (100/200) Est. 100 - 200 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2596 U.S. M4 Bayonet by Conetta 2601 U.S. M1 Bayonet by Union Fork & Hoe Pairs with the U.S. M1 Carbine. 11 1/2” overall, 6 3/4” single-edged Pairs with the M1 Garand and Springfield M1903 rifles. 14 3/8” overall, 9 blade with a 3 1/4” false edge, a diamond cross-section and a spear 3/4” single-edged blade with single unstopped fullers, a 2 1/2” false point. The metal surfaces retain about 99% original parkerized finish edge and a spear point. The metal surfaces retain about 95% original with a few tiny handling marks and the edges remain sharp and parkerized finish with small areas of silvering at the edges of the guard excellent with the original factory grind. The checkered black plastic and on the faces of the blade. The ribbed plastic grips are mismatched, grips are unblemished and the bayonet rates excellent overall. The one brown and one black, and rate very good plus to fine with some light included M8A1 scabbard also rates excellent, exhibiting few blemishes handling marks. The included M7 scabbard exhibits some light handling save the barest ocher toning on the parkerized throat. (129688-22A) marks and one or two instances of flaking of the OD green paint finish 2597 U.S. M1 Bayonet by Union Fork & Hoe as well as a few hints of dark patina on the parkerized throat. Overall the Pairs with the U.S. M1 Garand and Springfield M1903 rifles. 14 1/2” bayonet is in very good plus to excellent condition. (128238-79A) overall, 9 7/8” single-edged blade with single unstopped fullers, a 2 1/2” 2602 U.S. M1 Bayonet by PAL false edge and a spear point. The ricasso is marked “U.F.H. / U.S. Pairs with the M1 Garand and Springfield M1903 rifles. 14 1/2” overall, 9 (centered by Flaming Bomb)” on the reverse face. The metal surfaces 7/8” single-edged blade with single unstopped fullers, a 2 1/2” false retain about 40% original parkerized finish on the blade and 95% on the edge and a spear point. The metal surfaces retain about 90% original hilt. The blade has been polished and re-sharpened, possibly during the parkerized finish with some areas of silvering at the edges of the guard period of use, exhibiting grind marks across the faces and a sharp and spots of ochre and smoky pewter gray patina on the faces of the tip; reapplied edge with hints of unevenness here or there. The hilt is largely the pommel is patinated to a smooth plum-brown. A few impact marks unblemished except a few spots of ocher staining and a bit of silvering and areas of unevenness are present at the edges of the tip. The ribbed at the edges; the ribbed black plastic grips rate excellent. The included black plastic grips are in fine condition with only light handling wear. The M7 scabbard rates near excellent with few if any blemishes on the body bayonet is in very good plus to excellent condition overall. (128238-79B) and retaining an estimated 85% original parkerization on the throat with 2603 First Production U.S. M4 Bayonet by Imperial areas of silvering and sparse flecks of dark ocher patina. (12A9688-24A) Pairs with the U.S. M1 Carbine. 11 5/8” overall, 6 7/8” single-edged 2598 British Pattern 1907 Bayonet by Sanderson blade with a 3 1/4” false edge and a spear point. The stacked leather Pairs with the Short Magazine Lee Enfield (SMLE) rifle and variants. 22” grip identifies this bayonet as a first production example from 1944-45. overall, 17” single-edged blade with single unstopped fullers and a The blade retains about 85% parkerized finish with areas of thinning due straight-backed point. The ricasso is blued in the first 1”, marked to scabbard wear and spots of dark patina here and there. The guard “(crown) / GR / 1901 / 5 18 / Sanderson” on the reverse face and and pommel exhibit moderate areas of ocher oxidation. Several of the stamped with British proofs on the obverse. The blade is toned to an stacked leather bands of the grip have separated, still none have been overall satin pewter gray with speckled areas of dark smoky patina and lost and the grip exhibits few other signs of wear. The bayonet is in good hints of original blue scattered throughout. The edge has been cleaned condition overall. The included U.S. M8A1 scabbard exhibits minimal and exhibits a number of rough areas concentrated toward the tip. The handling wear on the body and light ocher-brown patina across the metal surfaces of the hilt retain about 50% original blue with areas of parkerized throat, rating very good plus overall. (128238-79C) silvering, light dings on the pommel and areas toning to dark brown and 2604 U.S. Model 1905 Bayonet by Springfield Armory plum. The walnut grips exhibit a number of small handling marks and Pairs with the Springfield M1903 rifle. 20 1/2” overall, 15 1/2” remain tightly fitted and whole. Overall the bayonet is in very good plus single-edged blade with single unstopped fullers, 5 1/4” false edge and a to excellent condition. The included scabbard exhibits some light scuffs spear point. The ricasso is marked “SA / (Flaming Bomb) / 1916” on the and handling marks across the leather, retaining about 85% original blue reverse and “US / 643855” on the obverse. The bright blade exhibits a on the steel collar and 40% on the tip. The leather remains whole with finely speckled gray patina throughout; the service-sharpened edge is excellent stitching and the scabbard is in fine condition overall. about excellent with only minute abrasions discernible to the touch. The (129676-8A) metal surfaces of the hilt show a dark gray-brown patina and the walnut 2599 British Lee-Enfield No. 4 Rifle Socket Bayonets grips rate about excellent with only expected age patina and minimal Two socket bayonets which pair to the Lee-Enfield Rifle No. 4, handling wear. Overall the bayonet rates very fine to near excellent. The comprising one No. 9 Mk. 1 knife bayonet and one No. 4 Mk. II spike included M1917 scabbard is in near excellent condition with only very bayonet. The No. 9 Mk. 1 bayonet features an 8” single-edged blade minor handling marks on the OD green leather body and light spots of with a clipped point and 2” sharpened false edge. The ricasso and silvering, ocher staining and handling marks on the blued steel mounts. socket are blued, retaining about 80% original finish with light handling (12A8238-79D) and polishing marks, and the re-sharpened edge is sharp and near 2605 British Pattern 1913 Bayonet by Remington excellent with a few polished nicks and very light sharpening marks on Pairs with the British Pattern 1913 and 1914 Enfield rifles and the U.S. the bevels. Overall the bayonet is in very fine condition. The included Model 1917 rifle. 21 3/4” overall, 17” single-edged blade with single scabbard retains about 90% original japanned black finish scattered by unstopped fullers and a straight-backed point. The ricasso is marked light handling marks and rates very good plus to excellent. The No. 4 “1913 / 2 17 / Remington (circled)” on the reverse and stamped with Mk. II bayonet features an 8” round spike with a two-sided point. The British proofs on the obverse. The blade is blued in the first 3/4” from the surfaces retain about 95% original blue with a few spots of oxidation and hilt and dark satin gray for the remainder, rating very good plus to very light handling marks on the socket. The included scabbard retains excellent with few handling marks, a finely speckled smoky gray patina about 20% original blue with a fine dark brown patina across the throughout and scattered clouds of concentrated dark gray. The factory remainder and a small indentation on the obverse side, rating about very service-sharpened edge remains excellent. The guard is worn to bright good. (129676-7A) with sparse areas of smoky gray and dark brown patina and the pommel 2600 Rare Model 1941 Johnson Semi-Automatic Rifle Bayonet retains about 80% blue with silvering at the edges and areas of dark Pairs with the Model 1941 Johnson Semi-Automatic rifle. 12'' overall brown patina throughout. The walnut grips exhibit a few light handling length, 8'' beak-tipped triangular blade with hollow-ground flutes marks and remain tightly fitted and whole. The included scabbard is extending into a short shank with a muzzle ring at the base. The ''grip'' black leather with blued steel mounts, exhibiting some dark patination of consists of a layered spring steel catch and a flat plate milled with the leather and retains about 90% original blue on the mounts with spots notches and cutouts to accept the muzzle of the rifle, fastened together of dark ocher oxidation. The bayonet rates very good plus to fine and by large rivet on the underside. The bayonet is numbered “2978” on the the scabbard rates fine overall. (128238-81A) muzzle ring and “A / 0069” on the top face of the plate. The metal 2606 British Pattern 1913 Bayonet by Remington retains about 80% original blue with silvering at the edges and areas of Pairs with the British Pattern 1913 and 1914 Enfield rifles and the U.S. smoky gray and dark brown cloudy patina as well as instances of Model 1917 rifle. 21 3/4” overall, 17” single-edged blade with single cleaned shallow texturing along the length of the blade. The bayonet is unstopped fullers and a straight-backed point. The ricasso is marked in very good condition overall. The included black leather scabbard rates “1913 / 5 16 / Remington (circled)” on the reverse and stamped with very good as well, exhibiting a dark patina across the surface, crazing of British proofs on the reverse. The blade is blued in the first 1 1/4” from the belt loop and a number of light handling marks. The leather remains the hilt and dark satin gray for the remainder with silvering along the whole with tight stitching throughout and the scabbard is in good spine and light areas of smoky gray patina. The edge is condition as a whole. (128238-75) (200/400) service-sharpened and excellent. The metal surfaces of the hilt retain Est. 200 - 400 about 80% original blue with scattered spots of ocher patina and silvering at the edges. The walnut grips are in about excellent condition with few if any handling marks and an expected smooth dark patina. The bayonet is in fine condition overall. The included scabbard comprises a black leather body with bright steel mounts. The leather exhibits an expected dark patina with tight stitching, no cracks or loss and only very minor handling marks. Instances of light patina are present on the mounts. The scabbard rates very fine overall. (128238-81B) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2607 British Pattern 1907 Bayonet by Wilkinson 2613 Japanese Type 30 Arisaka Bayonet by Nagoya Arsenal Pairs with the Short Magazine Lee Enfield (SMLE) rifle. 21 3/4” overall, Pairs with the Japanese Type 30 Arisaka rifle and variants. 20 1/4” 17” single-edged blade with single unstopped fullers and a overall, 15 3/4” single-edged blade with single unstopped fullers and a straight-backed point. The ricasso is stamped with the “GR” royal cypher straight-backed point. The hilt features a hook quillon, contoured walnut and “Wilkinson” mark on the reverse and stamped with overlapping grips held by screw-bolts and a contoured bird’s head pommel. The British proofs and numerals on either face. The metal surfaces are ricasso is stamped with the Nagoya Arsenal mark on the obverse face. polished to a near-mirror bright with finely speckled instances of gray The blade retains about 95% original blue finish with some thinning to patina and smooth texturing throughout as well as hints of cleaned dark silver at the edges of the fullers and toward the tip mostly due to pitting. The factory edge remains sharp and excellent. The grips are also scabbard friction and occasional tiny pinprick pits sparsely scattered in excellent condition, remaining tightly fitted with only the slightest here and there. The edge has been evenly re-sharpened, possibly handling marks. The bayonet is in near excellent condition overall. The during the period of use, in the last 7 1/4” from the tip and exhibits only included scabbard comprises a body of red-brown leather and black minor abrasions to the touch. The metal surfaces of the hilt exhibit a thin phosphate-finished steel mounts, in fine condition with tight stitching and mottled patina of dark speckled brown and pewter gray; the grips are scattered light handling marks. (128238-81C) darkly patinated and exhibit a few light handling marks but remain tightly 2608 Japanese Type 30 Arisaka Bayonet by Kokura Arsenal fitted and whole. The bayonet is in very fine to near excellent condition 20 1/4” overall, 15 3/4” single-edged blade with single unstopped fullers overall. The included scabbard is steel with an original leather frog. The and a straight-backed point. The ricasso is marked with the Kokura scabbard retains about 90% original blue with a light dusting of thin Arsenal “Four Cannonballs” on the obverse face. The blade is fully ochre patina scattered across the surface and the frog, while exhibiting in-the-white, rating about excellent with occasional sparse clouds of very an expected dark age patina and a few ocher stains, remains whole and fine smoky gray patina. The factory service-sharpened edge is supple with tight stitching. Overall the scabbard is in fine to near unblemished and excellent. The hilt is blued steel with a hook quillon, excellent condition. (12A8238-82D) contoured bird’s head pommel and wooden grips held by two 2614 U.S. Model 1870 Navy Rifle Saber Bayonet by Ames screw-bolts. The metal retains about 70% original blue with light Pairs with the U.S. M1870 Navy rifle. 25” overall, 20 1/4” straight silvering at the edges and areas of dark ocher patina mostly on the double-edged blade with wide single unstopped fullers and a narrow pommel. The bayonet is in near excellent condition overall. The included spear point. The ricasso is marked “U.S.N. / G.G.S. / 1870” on the blued steel scabbard includes an original russet leather frog. The body reverse face and “Ames Mfg. Co. / Chicopee / Mass” on the obverse. retains about 90% original blue with light handling marks throughout and The blade is near-mirror bright and spanned by a speckled patina of areas of dark patina at the tip; the frog is whole with tight stitching, light smoky gray flecked by occasional spots of ochre oxidation and textured to moderate oxidation on the brass fittings and somewhat dry with scuffs dark gray. The edges exhibit a few impact nicks here and there, and a few cracks but no loss of note. The scabbard is in very fine otherwise the blade shows very few signs of wear. The cast brass hilt is condition overall. (12A8238-82A) lightly patinated to a mottled mustard tone with only a few light handling 2609 Unmarked Mauser Bayonet marks at some of the edges. The bayonet is in fine condition overall. 20 1/4” overall, 15” single-edged blade with unstopped fullers and a (12A8238-76) (150/250) spear point. The inner diameter of the muzzle ring measures about Est. 150 - 250 .610”. The hilt features a single forward hook quillon, straight wood grips 2615 Russian Model 1940 Tokarev Bayonet held by screws and a contoured bird’s head pommel; the obverse face Pairs with the SVT-40 rifle. 14 1/2” overall, 9 3/4” single-edged blade of the guard is numbered “2584 / 0”. The blade is overall in-the-white with a 3” false edge, single unstopped fullers and a spear point. Either with light areas of smoky gray patina speckled across the surface. The face of the ricasso is stamped with crisp proofs and the reverse side metal surfaces of the hilt are patinated to a darker smoky gray with face of the crosspiece is hand-marked “GR1461” in Cyrillic script. The mottled areas of dark brown and the grips exhibit some light handling steel surfaces exhibit a rich deep blue throughout indicating an arsenal marks here or there. Overall the bayonet is in very good plus to excellent overhaul. The grips are finished in a lightly flaking clear lacquer which condition. The included scabbard comprises a leather body with two appears to be later-added. The grips exhibit few if any handling marks blued steel mounts, numbered to the bayonet on the frog hook. The and the hilt shows only perhaps two or three tiny specks of oxidation. body exhibits some light scuffing and the mounts retain about 85% Overall the bayonet is in excellent condition. The included steel original blue with areas of ocher patina. The scabbard is in fine condition scabbard is of the second type (flat tip) and is in very fine condition, overall. (128238-82B) exhibiting scattered instances of cleaned shallow pitting beneath a 2610 Czech VZ-23 Long Bayonet strong re-blued finish likely arsenal-applied alongside the bayonet. 21” overall, 15 5/8” single-edged blade with single unstopped fullers, a (129214-40) (150/250) spear point and the cutting edge facing the muzzle ring. The ricasso is Est. 150 - 250 marked “CSZ” on the reverse face and the guard is marked “144” on the 2616 AK-47 6X2 Bayonets obverse. The polished blade exhibits a smooth finely speckled pewter Two bayonets which pair with the AK-47 rifle. The first is a Russian 6X2 gray patina throughout and a finely maintained edge with only minute bayonet measuring 12 1/4” overall, featuring an 8” single-edged blade abrasions to the touch. The markings remain crisp and clear. The guard with single unstopped fullers and a spear point. Russian proofs are matches the blade and the contoured bird’s head pommel is smoothly visible within the stud guide of the hilt and on the obverse side of the browned throughout with few if any handling marks. The straight sanded crosspiece. The blade retains over 98% original silver-white finish with oak grips are tightly fitted and remain whole with some light handling an immaculate blued factory bevel. The brown composite grips and marks and a few hand-carved grooves. Overall the bayonet is in fine strongly blued metal surfaces of the hilt exhibit few if any blemishes. The condition. The blued steel scabbard includes an original leather frog and included steel scabbard appears to have been re-polished and shows retains about 85% original finish with areas of light oxidation scattered an expertly applied re-bluing on the polished surfaces which is likely an throughout. The leather remains supple and whole with tight stitching arsenal rework. Aside from a few tiny handling marks and remnant hints and the scabbard is in very good plus to excellent condition. of cleaned oxidation, the bayonet retains about 98% blue and rates (128238-82C) excellent. The second bayonet is an unmarked Bulgarian example of the 2611 British Pattern 1913 Bayonet by Remington same pattern and dimensions. The blade retains about 98% silver-white 21 3/4” overall, 17” single-edged blade with single unstopped fullers and finish with slight wear toning to gray at the high edges and some a straight-backed point. The ricasso is marked “1917 / Remington lightening of the blue on the edge bevel. The hilt retains a strong matte (circled)” on the reverse and stamped with British proofs on the obverse. blue throughout and the composite brown grips exhibit only a few very The blade is blued in the first 1” and toned to a mottled brown-gray light handling marks. Overall the bayonet is in very fine to excellent throughout the remainder with spots of dark smoky gray patina. The condition. The included scabbard is finished in a strong arsenal-applied metal surfaces of the hilt retain about 95% original blue with silvering at matte blue with typical Bulgarian design variations including a drain hole the high edges and the muzzle ring and the walnut grips are tightly fitted on the obverse side of the tip and dual rivets holding the hilt strap to the and whole with a few light handling marks. The bayonet is in very good belt hanger. The scabbard exhibits very few handling marks and rates plus to excellent condition overall. (128238-79E) about excellent. (129214-47) 2612 U.S. M5 Bayonet by J.&D. Tool Co. Pairs only with the M1 Garand rifle. 11 1/2” overall, 6 3/4” single-edge blade with a 3 1/4” false edge and a spear point. The guard is marked “U.S. M5-1 / J&D Tool Co.” on the top face. The metal surfaces retain about 90% original parkerized finish with some light silvering at the edges. The checkered black plastic grips are unblemished and the bayonet rates excellent overall. (128238-79F) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2617 AKM Type I Bayonets 2621 Chinese Type 81 Bayonet Two 6X3 pattern bayonets pairing to the AKM rifle. The first is an East Pairs with the Chinese Type 81 rifle. 11 3/4” overall, 6 5/8” unsharpened German specimen measuring 11” overall with a 5 7/8” blade featuring a blade with double unstopped fullers and a spear point. The blade is clipped point, wire-cutter scabbard lug cutout and 2 1/2” sawtooth spine finished white and exhibits few if any blemishes; the metal surfaces of segment. The black molded plastic grip is marked “42/13” in red paint on the hilt retain about 99% matte blue with some silvering at the edges the spine. Overall the bayonet is in excellent condition, exhibiting only and the brown polymer grip exhibits only light handling wear. Overall the minimal wear on the white-finished blade, about 98% strong original blue bayonet is in about excellent condition. The included scabbard consists on the crosspiece and superficial handling marks on the handle. The of a green plastic body and faux leather belt hanger, rating excellent steel scabbard is in about excellent condition with few if any handling overall. (129214-44) marks and a strong blue finish with a few streaks toning just barely to a 2622 Czech UTON VZ.75 Paratrooper Knife dark plum. The black rubber scabbard handguard, gray web grip 9 3/4” overall, 5 1/2” single-edged stainless blade with a 3 1/4” retention strap and gray leather belt loop and hilt strap are all present sharpened false edge and a very shallow straight-clipped point. The and rate very fine to excellent with few blemishes. The second bayonet handle is black checkered rubber pierced with a lanyard hole; the base is a Hungarian example of identical dimensions with a red-brown plastic of the pommel features a cutout to accept one of the two included tools: grip. The blade is also finished white and the crosspiece and scabbard one crosscut saw blade and one file. Overall the knife exhibits few if any are matte blue. The blade exhibits light scabbard wear only and is in discernible blemishes and rates excellent overall. The blue of the very fine condition; the handle shows very little handling wear and the accessory tools is slightly toning to plum in some areas, otherwise the bayonet is in excellent condition overall. The scabbard retains over 98% tools are unblemished with excellent teeth. The included sheath is nylon matte blue finish with only very light handling marks on the steel. The in a green camouflage pattern and accommodates both tools alongside tan rubber handguard exhibits some light handling wear and a couple the knife and the original lanyard. The sheath is in near excellent spots of discoloration. Included are the distinct Hungarian two-piece belt condition with just a bit of wear of the Velcro of the hilt strap. hanger assembly and grip retention strap, both of which appear original (129214-45) and are complete in very fine condition with minimal wear. (129214-46) 2623 U.S. Model 1816 Socket Bayonets 2618 U.S. Model 1917 C.T. Bolo by Plumb Two triangular socket bayonets each with 3” bottom-bridged T-mortise 15” overall, 10 1/8” single-edged unfullered blade with a 2 1/2” sockets and 16” triangular blades with hollow-ground back flutes, 9” sharpened false edge and a broad spear point. This C.T. (Commercial partial face flutes and prow points. The first bayonet is marked “US” on Tolerance) model features a one-piece full tang with an integral bird’s the top face and exhibits an overall dark pewter patina with texturing and head pommel. The ricasso is marked “OD / U.S. Mod. (blank space) / black remnants of cleaned oxidation and pitting throughout. The socket C.T.” on the obverse and “Plumb / St. Lo(uis)”; some characters are also exhibits several areas of moderate dark brown oxidation. The partially worn blank. The blade retains about 25% original blue and has bayonet is in fair to good condition overall. The second bayonet is been polished, cleaned and re-sharpened several times on either side of largely in-the-white, speckled throughout with fine smoky gray patina both the true and false edges. No signs of oxidation or damage are and occasional areas of dark brown oxidation. Few handling marks are discernible and the blade is in good condition overall. The metal present and the bayonet is overall in very good condition. (128238-80A) surfaces of the hilt retain about 85% original blue mottled by hints of 2624 British Enfield Model 1853 Rifle-Musket Bayonet dark ocher and the smooth varnished hardwood grips exhibit only 3” socket with a bottom bridge, obverse-side L-mortise and clasp ring; minimal handling marks. The obverse grip is lighter in color and may be 17 7/8” triangular blade with a raised shoulder and hollow-ground flutes a later replacement; overall the hilt rates fine. The included scabbard, running 16” from the beak point. The flat of the top face is marked consisting of a wooden body with a tan web cover and 1918-dated “REEVES” above several illegible markings and the socket is marked Brauer Bros. leather tip, is in very good plus condition with light scuffing “37” with a few notches at the rear edge. The steel is mottled to an of the leather and some soiling of the canvas web; otherwise the overall light smoky pewter gray throughout with several areas of scabbard is whole and retains tight stitching. (129214-43) moderate textured dark brown oxidation mostly on the socket. The 2619 Rare Hungarian Airborne Recon Throwing Knife bayonet exhibits few handling marks and is in good condition overall. 14” overall, 7 3/4” single-edged blade with single unstopped fullers and (128238-80B) a straight-backed point. The blade is marked “A1507” on the obverse 2625 U.S. Model 1873 Cadet Rifle Socket Bayonet face of the ricasso and the pebble grain black rubber grip is molded with 3” socket with a bottom bridge, obverse-side L-mortise and a clasp ring; a circle on either side depicting a parachute on the reverse side and the 16 1/4” triangular blade with hollow-ground back flutes, shallow face letters “MN” (“Magyar Néphadsereg”, Hungarian People’s Army) on the flute and a beak point. The flat of the top face is marked “US”. The obverse. Despite appearances, this otherwise unassuming long knife is surfaces retain about 90% strong original blue, scattered by occasional intended to be thrown as a weapon from the specially designed sheath. flecks of dark brown oxidation and a mild mottled patina of textured The sheath is leather with steel lining and features a quick-release belt oxidation across the socket. The bayonet is in very good plus to hanger, finger grooves on the obverse edge for grip and a excellent overall. The included steel scabbard is in good condition, spring-tensioned ball bearing detent in the throat to retain the blade exhibiting few handling marks and retaining about 25% original blue with during carry and release it when thrown with force. The knife is in the remainder patinated to mottled smoky gray speckled by dark brown; excellent condition: the bright blade exhibits only very minor instances of a band of moderate ocher oxidation surrounds the throat from contact scabbard wear and handling marks and the grip shows no discernible with the frog. The frog is included, separated from the scabbard, blemishes. The sheath is similarly excellent with tight stitching and very exhibiting partial decay of the leather and strong dark patination few blemishes, showing only negligible light surface marks and slight throughout. (128238-80C) darkening of the leather. This inventive and unusual Cold War-era 2626 British No. 4 Mk. II Spike Bayonet military knife will make an excellent conversation piece for any collection Pairs with the Lee-Enfield No. 4 Mk. I rifle. 10” overall, 8” round spike of edged weapons. (129214-42) (200/300) with a two-sided point. The metal retains about 98% original parkerized Est. 200 - 300 finish with some silvering at the edges of the socket and instances of 2620 East German KM-87 Survival Knife Bayonet thin oxidation here or there. Overall the bayonet is in good to fine Pairs with the AK-74 rifle. 10 5/8” overall, 5 3/4” single-edged blade with condition. (128444-11) a clipped point, sharpened 2” false edge and a sawback spine. The 2627 Lee-Enfield No. 4 Rifle Bayonets satin-finished blade is etched with a 5cm ruler on the obverse face, a Two bayonets, each pairing with the Lee-Enfield No. 4 rifle. The first is a protractor on the reverse and “2505” on the obverse face of the ricasso. No. 9 Mk. 1 bayonet in very fine condition measuring 10” overall and The crosspiece and pommel are black-painted steel and the handle is featuring an 8” single-edged clipped point blade with single unstopped hard black plastic. The pommel unscrews to a compartment containing a fullers. The socket and first 1” of the blade retain about 85% original small tube with a small assortment of supplies including sewing needles, blue with silvering at the edges and very light handling marks. The blade fish hooks and line and several matches. The bevel on the obverse face is sharp, bright and excellent with few if any handling marks except very of the blade exhibits a slightly darkened gray patina, otherwise the light sharpening marks on the bevels. The included scabbard rates very bayonet is unblemished and rates excellent. The scabbard is black fine with some instances of silvering, retaining about 90% original blue. polymer with steel lining, a steel tip and a gray nylon belt hanger with a The second is a No. 4 Mk. II bayonet measuring 10” overall and Velcro hilt strap, rating excellent overall with few if any blemishes. featuring an 8” round spike with a two-sided point. The surfaces retain (129214-41) about 95% original blue with areas of silvering at the edges and point. Overall the bayonet is in near excellent condition. The included scabbard rates good, exhibiting a minor indentation to the right of the frog stud and retaining about 30% original blue with the remainder toning to burnished gray and plum. (129676-7A,7B) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2628 German Pattern 1935 Army Dress Dagger 2634 Antique Knife Canes 14 1/2” overall, 10” double-edged blade with three flats on either face Two canes with blades concealed in the handles. The first cane and a diamond spear point. The tang exhibits a billet clamp seam measures 35 1/4” overall; the handle detaches into a knife measuring 16 correct to period manufacture. The unmarked blade is bright and in fine 1/2” with an 11 1/2” double-edged blade with a wide diamond condition with a few minor instances of cloudiness and very light cross-section and a narrow spear point. The blade is in near excellent handling marks from scabbard wear and a later sharpening. The fittings condition with no discernible handling marks and scattered flecks of are gray zinc alloy with a crisp Reichsadler on the obverse face of the smoky gray patina. The straight handle is white antique ivory carved with guard and oak leaf relief on the pommel and ferrule. The grip is ivorine the raised face of a person on the rear edge. The ivory exhibits several celluloid in cream-colored paint. The paint exhibits a few spots of wear, lengthwise hairline cracks; none of the cracks are trending toward otherwise the hilt shows very few handling marks and rates about separation or loss and the handle rates very fine overall. The shaft of the excellent, retaining strong silver finish on the oak leaf ferrule. The cane is smooth black-lacquered hardwood with brass mounts and a included silver-plated steel scabbard is in near excellent condition, steel tip, rating about excellent with very few handling marks. The retaining strong silver finish especially on the oak leaf mounts and second cane measures 36” overall; the detachable handle knife exhibiting several areas of darkened patina with very few handling measures 22 1/4” overall and features a 19” double-edged blade with marks. All parts are precision machined to a perfect fit and the dagger thick flat edges and a distal taper in the last 3” to a spear point. The appears correct and authentic in all respects. (129223-14F) (300/500) blade is in about excellent condition with a few tiny handling marks and Est. 300 - 500 flecks of light gray patina here or there. The bulged opera-style handle is 2629 Riding Crop Dagger varnished rosewood and rates very fine with a few light handling marks This riding crop measures 26 1/2” in length and conceals an 18 1/4” and some finish wear at the palm rest. The hardwood shaft is decorated quadrilateral spike blade. The blade is hand-marked “H. TAFT” on one by diamond checkering and features a knurled brass locking ring collar face and “Colonel, U.S. Marines” on another. The surfaces of the blade and a brass-ferruled steel tip cap. The shaft rates about excellent with are scattered by areas of smoky gray and dark brown patina, rating very few handling marks or blemishes. (128189-2A) good plus overall. The leather is largely whole and supple with tight 2635 Antique Sword Cane stitching, exhibiting a bit of cracking and partial separation at the keeper One cane with a concealed sword blade. The cane measures 36 1/4” where the tip of the blade has begun to pierce the material. The crop is overall; the detachable sword measures 29 3/4” and features a 24” overall in good condition. (128238-83A) single-edged blade with a spear point. The blade is in fine condition, 2630 F. Dick No. 50 Lobster Splitter exhibiting a small chip at the point and several scattered handling marks This massive chef’s knife measures 18 1/4” overall and features a 12 and instances of patina. The straight handle is smooth black horn and 1/2” single-edged full tang blade with a spear point. The blade is in engraved white bone with foliate patterns, terminating in a brass lion’s excellent condition with a few unobtrusive hints of smoky gray patina head cap. Few if any blemishes are present and the handle rates and tiny handling marks from previous use. The riveted rosewood grips excellent. The shaft is brass-mounted varnished oak with carved are also excellent with only negligible handling marks and a bit of color designs above the tip and below the collar and exhibits just a few small fading at top ends near the base of the blade. The edge has been handling marks, rating near excellent overall. (128189-2B) carefully maintained to razor sharpness, finely honed and ready for the 2636 Bass Pro Shops Fillet Knife kitchen. A professional-grade tool sure to prove invaluable for 12 1/2” overall, 7 1/2” flexible single-edged blade with a trailing point. crustacean preparation. (12A9614-2B) The crosspiece is brass with a single forward quillon and the handle is 2631 Reproduction German SS Dagger clear-lacquered white staghorn scrimshawed on the obverse face with 13 1/2” overall, 8 3/8” double-edged stainless blade tapering to a narrow the Bass Pro Shops leaping bass logo. The handle is adorned by a spear point. The blade is etched with the motto “Meine Ehre Hei?t tooth-shaped segment of staghorn on a red leather thong. The blade is Treue” on the obverse face and with a facsimile “RZM” logo over in near excellent condition, retaining an unblemished sharp factory edge “M7/14” on the reverse. The black plastic handle is inlaid with a nickel and exhibiting the barest hints of patina on the faces which should clean silver Reichsadler and an empty aperture for an “SS” disc which is not easily. The handle exhibits few if any handling marks or blemishes and a present. The included scabbard is black plastic with nickel silver mounts bit of green verdigris due to leather contact is visible on the reverse face and a suspension chain embossed with Totenkopf symbols and SS of the crosspiece. The included sheath is leather with brass fittings and runes. The dagger is in about excellent condition overall. (129614-2C) leather strip stitching. The surfaces exhibit areas of both fading and 2632 Ornamental Kukri Set patina but no instances of separation or loss and only minor storage Two matching nickel-plated kukri knives in red and blue embroidered wear; overall the scabbard rates near excellent. A stylish and reliable velvet scabbards. Each measures 12 3/4” overall with a 9” belt knife for the fisherman. (126019-24AA) forward-curved recurve blade and the traditional kukri notch cutout 2637 Red Wolf Folk Art Knife below the choil. The handles are black horn held by aluminum rivets with 17 1/4” overall, 11” double-edged leaf-shaped blade tapering to a spear an aluminum lion’s head pommel. The knives are both in near excellent point. The blade is constructed from an old file or rasp and remnants of condition with just a few light handling marks here or there. The the single-cut teeth can be seen on the faces and bevels. The scabbards are intricately decorated with white, red, green and asymmetrical wooden grips (flat on the reverse, semicircular on the gold-colored embroidery and gold-colored bullion, bordered by faux obverse) are wrapped by leather cord and a segment of dark red silky pearl beads around foliate designs on the center panels. A missing bead nylon fabric; the handle terminates in a large red-painted wooden or loose thread of embroidery can be seen here or there and overall the pommel carved in the image of a wolf’s head. The blade is toned a dark scabbards are in very fine condition. An attractive display set of these burnished brown throughout and exhibits few handling marks; the edge distinct Nepalese weapons. (129A9614-2D) is relatively sharp and unblemished. The leather binding is somewhat 2633 “The Viking Knife” Display Knife by Franklin Mint loose and exhibits some crazing. A few handling marks can be seen on 15” overall, 8 1/2” double-edged blade with a spear point. Either face of the pommel. Overall the knife is in very good condition. (126019-24AB) the blade is electroplated with gold lattice and dragon’s head designs on 2638 Two Handcrafted Knives the center flats. The nickel silver guard is centered by red crystal Two hand-crafted custom knives: the first measures 11 1/4” and features escutcheons on either face and the quillons finish in dragon’s head a 6 3/4” single-edged recurved blade with a clipped point and a 2” false finials. The pommel is a latticed dragon’s head with red crystal eyes and edge. The crosspiece and pommel are brass and the handle consists of a gold-colored orb held in its maw. The bulbous handle is made of stacked spacers of leather, brass and acrylic, both black and attractive cream-colored faux ivory carved with lattice and other Nordic transparent. The blade is scattered by flecks of dark smoky gray and designs. Overall the dagger is in excellent condition with few if any brown patina and a few light handling marks while retaining a sharp discernible blemishes. The included wall-mountable display case rates excellent edge. The hilt exhibits a somewhat dark goldenrod-brown tone near excellent with a few light handling marks on the outside. A key is on the brass surfaces and a few handling marks. Overall the knife is in included, though the lock no longer functions. An attractive display piece very good plus to excellent condition. The second knife measures 11” in of fantasy Viking décor. (12A9614-5) length and features a 6” double-edged blade with a diamond cross-section and a spear point. The guard and pommel are hard lead and the grips are black hardwood held by lead pins. The blade exhibits an overall smoky pewter patina with several small spots of oxidation and a few tiny handling and maintenance marks; the edge is maintained to a fine sharpness with few blemishes. The hilt is scattered throughout with a number of tiny handling marks mostly on the lead surfaces. Overall the knife is in very good condition. The included hand-crafted scabbard is checkered wood held by steel pins; several pins are missing and the body is lightly scuffed but remains whole, rating good overall. (126019-24AC) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2639 Boy Scouts of America Fixed Blade Sheath Knife by Ka-Bar 2644 Prussian Model 1889 Cavalry Officer’s Sword 8” overall, 4” single-edged blade with a 3 1/4” concave false edge, 36” overall, 30 1/2” straight single-edged blade with a spear point. No ridged thumb rest and trailing point. The letters “Ka-bar” are stamped on inspection proofs are present, indicating a private purchase. Either face the reverse face. The flats of the blade near the hilt still retain a mirror of the blade is etched with frosted panels featuring floral designs, polish, most of the surfaces has been reground for maintenance and panoplies of arms and floral scroll extending along the spine. Each face has toned to a dusky gray speckled by spots of smoky gray patination. is centered by a blued panel, the reverse depicting a scene of two The edge is sharp, unblemished and excellent as re-sharpened. The hilt opposing cavalry regiments charging each other and the obverse comprises a single brass guard, aluminum pommel and stacked leather reading “2. Westf. Husaren Regt. No. 11” in fraktur script. The hilt is grip between red, white and black spacers. The guard is darkly nickel-plated aluminum comprising a 3/4 basket guard, a ribbed and patinated to a mottled mustard yellow and brown and the white spacers finger-grooved black composite grip and a flat-ended bird’s head have toned to pale orange. The pommel and grip exhibit some small pommel with a round iron capstan. The blade is in excellent condition handling marks but otherwise little wear and few blemishes of note. with no discernible blemishes except some very light scabbard wear and Overall the knife is in very good condition. The included scabbard is a few spots of textured dark gray patina on the ricasso; the hilt exhibits leather, stamped on the front face with the Boy Scouts of America areas of pinprick bubbling scattered throughout and occasional spots of official logo, and rates very good with moderate amounts of light crazing cloudy gray patina. The included scabbard is black lacquered steel and and scuffing throughout. Instances of stitching loss have been carefully rates about excellent with only light handling marks. (129684-5) repaired by staples; the rest of the stitching remains tight. Remnants of (150/250) illegible writing appear on the rear face, likely a previous owner’s name. Est. 150 - 250 A neat little scout knife. (126019-24AD) 2645 Unmarked Reproduction Cavalry Saber 2640 Fixed Blade Sheath Knife by Robinson Knife Co. 40” overall, 34” single-edged slightly curved blade with single stopped 10 1/4” overall, 5 1/2” curved single-edged full tang blade with a 2 1/2” fullers, a 10” false edge and a spear point. The hilt is cast brass with a straight sharpened false edge and a straight-backed point. The straight narrow guard in a single obverse branch, knucklebow pierced for a crosspiece is steel and the grips are sanded oak held by large brass sword knot, straight pommel, and straight ribbed black leather grip pins. The letters “C” and “O” are carved into the obverse grip. The metal wound in twisted brass wire. The blade is an overall smoky gray pewter surfaces are in near excellent condition, remaining bright with a few light with an antiqued texture of evenly applied speckled shallow pitting. The handling marks and scattered small spots of watery gray patina. The brass surfaces are similarly antiqued to dark tawny yellow-brown with edge appears to have been cleanly re-sharpened and remains sharp spots of fine texturing. The leather exhibits a few areas of loss due to and excellent. The grips exhibit few if any handling marks and the brass drying and friction, still remaining largely whole and in fine condition. The is darkly tarnished to a tobacco tone; overall the grips rate excellent. sword rates very good plus to excellent overall. (129599-10) (100/200) The included belt sheath is leather with a steel snap-button closing strap Est. 100 - 200 and is in good condition, retaining tight stitching and exhibiting light to 2646 U.S. Model 1872 Navy Officer’s Sword by Vanguard moderate surface patina, crazing on the faces and fraying at the edges 37 1/2” overall, 32” single-edged unsharpened stainless steel blade with of the strap. (126019-24AE) single unstopped fullers, an 11” false edge and a spear point. The 2641 Charter Arms Skatchet and Knapp Sport Saw by The Pioneer Co. ricasso is etched with a “Proved” star on the obverse and “Vanguard / Two hand tools for the outdoorsman. The first is a Charter Arms V-21 / Toledo / Spain / Stainless” on the reverse; the Vanguard “V-21” Skatchet combination skinning knife/hammer/hatchet head with a hallmark dates this sword to about 1964-74. Either face of the blade is threaded eye to accept a haft. The tool measures 6” from bit to poll and etched with frosted panels depicting naval symbols such as fouled 3 1/2” along the bit with one flat edge and one curved edge for skinning. anchors, panoplies of U.S. arms, stars and sprays of foliate scroll. The A potholder cutout notch is present just behind the flat edge. Overall the blade is in excellent condition with no discernible blemishes. The hilt is tool is in excellent condition, retaining about 98% original parkerized gilt cast brass with a strong bright yellow color, areas of very thin finish with just a few tiny handling marks. The bright polished bevel gray-green patina and strong gilt finish retained in the pierced exhibits only very light handling wear and the edge is razor sharp with a oak-leaf-and-acorn relief. The grip is white faux shagreen wound by fine appleseed profile. The included leather snap-button sheath is in twisted brass wire and is entirely unblemished. The included scabbard is very fine condition, exhibiting some very light handling and storage wear wood in black leather with three gilt brass mounts; the leather exhibits and a small slice in the leather from a previous hasty sheathing. The only very minor handling marks and the brass shows a thin frosting of saw measures 13 1/2” in length with a blued steel double-edged blade gray-green patina with strong areas of unmarred gilt in the protected and an aluminum palm handle. One edge features cross-cut teeth and areas. The sword and scabbard are both in very fine condition. Includes the other bears fine rip teeth. The saw is in about excellent condition, a gray cloth storage cover. (12A9249-10) (200/400) retaining about 95% original blue with some very thin lengthwise Est. 200 - 400 handling marks. The teeth remain sharp and excellent. The included 2647 U.S. Model 1902 Officer’s Saber leather sheath is in excellent condition with tight stitching and a few tiny 31” overall, 25 1/2” curved stainless single-edged unsharpened blade handling marks. (126019-24AF) with single unstopped fullers and a trailing point. Either face of the blade 2642 Fixed Blade Diving Knife is etched with frosted panels depicting panoplies of U.S. arms and 13” overall, 8” double-edged full tang blade with a diamond foliate scroll designs. The first 10” of the blade exhibits a thin and cross-section, serrated reverse edge and a straight-edged spear point. moderately strong patina of fine oxidation, obscuring any etched makers The handle is one piece of molded black rubber with an oval handguard mark on the ricasso, with several smaller areas of similar oxidation along and ribbed grip. The obverse face of the blade is etched “John Nowill & the remainder. The nickel-plated hilt exhibits tiny pinprick instances of Sons LTD / Sheffield England”. Overall the knife is in excellent condition bubbling throughout the finish and a moderate texture of green verdigris with few if any blemishes. A molded black leather leg sheath is included, on the outer faces of the guard. The black bakelite grip is unblemished also in excellent condition. (126019-24AG) and excellent. The included nickeled steel scabbard shows few if any 2643 Remington Limited Edition 2009 “Big Daddy” Barlow Bullet Knife handling marks and freckled areas of ocher oxidation here and there. 5” folded, two blades: one 4” single-edged blade with a straight-clipped The sword is in about good condition and the scabbard rates very good point and one 2 1/2” pen blade with a spear point. The blades are plus overall. (129249-9) high-contrast Damascus steel and razor sharp. The handle comprises stainless steel bolsters and amber bone grips on brass liners. The reverse-side bolster is engraved with the Remington name and the number “126” (of 500) and a stainless steel Remington Bullet emblem is inlaid in the reverse grip. The knife is in excellent condition with no discernible blemishes or signs of use. Includes the original two-piece display box and factory paperwork. (128673-6A) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2648 Society Presentation Cadet Swords 2651 Reproduction Confederate Staff Officer’s Sword Two swords patterned after the U.S. Marine Academy Model 1868 36” overall length, 30” straight single-edged blade with single shallow Cadet Sword. The first is an Arnold Air Society presentation sword unstopped fullers, 5 1/2” false edge and a spear-point tip. The ricasso is measuring 35 1/2” overall, featuring a 30” double-edged stainless steel marked “Fayetteville / Armory” on the obverse face. Either face of the blade with a diamond cross-section and a spear point. Either face of the blade is etched with panels depicting reaching foliate designs centered blade is etched with frosted panels reading “Arnold Air Society” on the by the letters “C.S.A.” in a wreath. The blade is in very good to excellent obverse and bearing the original recipient’s name on the reverse. The condition and exhibits a cleaned overall patina of smoky pewter-gray. No blade exhibits no discernible blemishes and is in excellent condition. The handling marks are discernible and the etching is only slightly softened hilt is silver-plated brass and features the U.S. Air Force coat-of-arms by the cleaning. The guard and pommel are cast brass and the grip is centered on the obverse face of the guard; the pommel is decorated on leather wound by twisted brass wire. The guard is cast-in-relief with the either face by the full U.S. Air Force crest and shield complete with Louisiana coat of arms flanked by “CS” lettering on a stippled Federal Eagle and thirteen stars. The hilt retains about 99% original background and the knucklebow is pierced for a sword knot which is not silver finish, exhibiting a distinguished black patina in the protected provided. The brass exhibits a mottled patina of mustard yellow-brown areas of the relief, very few handling marks and excellent overall and darker areas of tobacco as well as a smooth ocher area on the condition. The scabbard is nickeled steel with silvered brass mounts. pommel. The grip is darkly patinated with just a few spots of minor wear The body exhibits a 4 1/2” area of exposed steel spanned by a speckled and mostly unblemished. Overall the hilt rates fine. The included patina of oxidation just below the collar and otherwise few handling scabbard is steel with three brass mounts and rates very good, marks or blemishes; the mounts exhibit a number of minor handling exhibiting a few tiny handling marks, areas of dark brown oxidation and marks, still retaining very strong silver finish and showing some flecks of smoky gray patina spattered throughout. A serviceable replica attractive burnished dark blue patina in the decorative grooves. Overall, with some added character. (12B8937-276) [Cletus Klein Collection] the sword is in excellent condition and the scabbard rates very fine. The (100/200) second sword measures 37 1/2” overall and features a 32” Est. 100 - 200 double-edged stainless steel blade with a spear point. The blade 2652 Reproduction Confederate Cavalry Saber exhibits no discernible blemishes and is in excellent condition. The 38 1/2” overall length, 33” curved single-edged blade with a 9” false guard and pommel are yellow-anodized aluminum alloy and the grip is edge, wide single unstopped fullers and slight trailing point. The ricasso brass in white silver finish. The hilt exhibits only very light handling is stamped “CS / 1863”. The blade is overall in good condition, antiqued marks and a few flecks of black patina on the grip; the inner thread of to a gray tone spanned by shallow cleaned pitting and a few impact the pommel is partially stripped and no longer fully screws to the tang. marks are visible on the forward edge. The brass hilt features a The included scabbard is nickeled steel with yellow-anodized mounts, half-basket guard in three branches, plain phrygian pommel with rating near excellent with few if any discernible handling marks and backstrap and black leather grip wound by twisted brass wire. The brass several sparse instances of light frosted patina scattered here and there. exhibits an even tobacco-colored patina and the leather is antiqued to a The sword rates fine to near excellent overall and the scabbard is in slightly rough texture. A few handling marks are present mostly on the near excellent condition. (12A9249-8) backstrap and the hilt is overall in very good condition. The tang sits a 2649 Tomahawk Custom Cutlery U.S.M.C. Mameluke Saber Folding Knife bit loosely in the hilt such that the blade drifts slightly to the left. 4” closed, 3 1/4” single-edged stainless steel blade with a narrow drop (1X129599-11) (75/150) point. The reverse face of the blade is etched “United States Marines”. Est. 75 - 150 The handle is modeled after the U.S. Marine Corps Mameluke Saber 2653 Civil War-era U.S. Model 1840 Army NCO’s Sword by C. Roby with cream-colored plastic grips and yellow-anodized bolsters, bolster 38 1/2” overall length, 32” straight single-edged blade with single linings and embossed star pins. The knife folds and locks well and stopped fullers and a spear-point tip. The ricasso is marked “C. Roby / retains a sharp unblemished factory edge. Only a few very light handling Chelmsford MS” [sic] on the reverse face and “US / 1862 / F.S.S.” on the marks are present and the knife rates excellent overall. Includes the obverse. The blade is in overall good condition, the bright surface factory box. (129700-3) (50/75) exhibiting scattered clouds of smoky gray patina, some accumulations of Est. 50 - 75 oxidation near the ricasso and a few impact dings along the edge. The 2650 Spanish Model 1860 Cavalry Saber faces show a number of handling marks and the bevels exhibit This robust 1894-dated saber measures 40” overall and features a 33” straight-lined grinding marks from a previous attempt to apply a cutting curved single-edged blade with an 8 1/2” false edge, wide single edge. The cast brass hilt is scattered by occasional clouds of brown, stopped fullers and a spear-point tip. The ricasso is marked ocher and dark gray patina and a few light handling marks, rating very “ARTILLERIA / FABRICA / DE / TOLEDO / 1894” on the obverse face. good plus to excellent overall. (1X129599-14) (100/200) The hilt is ambidextrous, featuring a solid sheet steel bowl guard, ribbed Est. 100 - 200 wooden grip wound by brass wire, full-length steel backstrap and leather 2654 Knights of Pythias Uniform Rank Fraternal Sword by M.C. Lilley & Co. finger loop beneath the guard. The metal surfaces exhibit strong patina 37 1/2” overall length, 30” straight narrow double-edged blade with a and areas of moderate oxidation which has been partially cleaned. The diamond cross-section and a spear point. The ricasso is marked “The / blade bears a patina of dark smoky pewter scattered by areas of dark M.C. Lilley / & Co. / Columbus / Ohio”. Either face of the blade is etched brown and occasional areas of lightly cleaned shallow pitting with frosted panels of foliate scroll and fraternal imagery and the concentrated in the upper half. The edges remain relatively sharp, albeit obverse face is centered by the name “Harvey D. Taylor” in script. The rough, with a few small nicks and a chip on the leading edge. The nickel-plated surfaces of the blade are freckled strongly throughout by service-browned hilt exhibits speckled areas of dark ocher around the dark ocher specks along the length. No handling marks are present and leather washer and on the inside faces of the guard. Strips of remnant the etching remains mostly crisp; overall the blade rates very good plus. white shagreen wrap can be seen beneath the wire in the recesses of The hilt is nickel silver in gold-colored lacquer, comprising a cruciform the grip and a chip of wood is missing from the toe but the grip remains guard with eagle quillons, a chain knucklebow, a knight’s head pommel tightly fitted with little to no structural wear. Overall the sword is in very and a ribbed leather grip coiled by gold-lacquered nickel silver binding. good condition. The browned steel scabbard, also marked “Toledo”, The obverse face of the guard features an oval shield counterguard exhibits varying degrees of speckled oxidation across the surface as cast-in-relief with the letters “U R” flanking a lily flower; the reverse face well as shallow partially smoothed pitting throughout. Few if any bears the letters “FCB”. The hilt is in fine condition, exhibiting few handling marks and no dings or indentations are discernible and the handling marks and occasional areas of black patination and contact scabbard is in very good condition, weathered yet largely undamaged. loss of the lacquer. The scabbard is nickel-plated steel with three (1X12A9558-36) [Senator Frederic C. Walcott Collection] (100/200) nickel-plated alloy mounts in gold-colored lacquer matching the hilt. The Est. 100 - 200 mounts depict “FCB” in triple shields, entwined “KP” lettering, Samson destroying the pillars of the temple of Dagon, calla lily and assorted other fraternal symbols. The body exhibits flecks of oxidation and the mounts show areas of finish flaking and black tarnish mostly on the reverse faces. Overall the scabbard rates very good plus to excellent. (1X129632-8) (50/100) Est. 50 - 100 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2655 Contemporary Display Jian 2659 Vintage Staghorn Fixed Blade Knives 36 1/2” overall, 29 1/2” straight double-edged unsharpened stainless Two knives with stag handles. The first is 8 1/2” overall and features a 4 steel blade with a diamond cross-section, spear point and a full tang. 3/4” single-edged blade with a concave clipped point and 3 1/2” The hilt is held by a hex screw at the pommel and is made of unbeveled false edge. The blade is marked “Geo. Wostenholm & Sons / yellow-anodized aluminum with a faux bone grip, white nylon cord tassel Celebrated I*XL Cutlery / Sheffield-England” on the reverse face. The and Yin-Yang symbol inlaid on the obverse face of the guard; an presence of the Sheffield address indicates a probable 20th or very late identical symbol has been lost from the reverse face. The sword is in 19th century date of manufacture following the U.S. Tariff Act of 1890. excellent condition with no other discernible blemishes and is The blade is in fine condition, patinated to a mottled smoky pewter, well-assembled with a tight fit. The included scabbard is wood in a matte showing signs of previous cleaning and maintenance. Remnants of white lacquer with yellow brass and yellow-anodized aluminum mounts. cleaned shallow pitting are visible on the faces and the markings remain The two middle carrying mounts feature a rectangular white nylon crisp. The handle is polished staghorn held by steel pins and finishing in braided cord handle. The scabbard is in about excellent condition with a a flat steel capstan pommel. A lengthwise hairline separation runs about few tiny handling marks. A fine display weapon suitable for decoration or 1” along the rear edge from the base of the blade, otherwise no handling demonstration purposes. (1X129497-8) marks are present. The knife remains tightly fitted, exhibiting no play or 2656 French Model 1886 Lebel Bayonet looseness, and the edge remains serviceably sharp with no discernible Pairs with the Lebel Model 1886 rifle. 22” overall length, 17 1/4” fluted blemishes. Really a very well-maintained old knife serving as a quadrangular blade. The tip of the blade has been lost. The remainder testament to Sheffield cutlery. The second knife is 8 1/4” overall length, of the blade is in good condition with cloudy areas of dark smoky gray 3 3/4” single-edged blade with a 2 1.4” false edge and shallow concave patina interspersed across the bright surface. The hilt consists of a steel clipped point. The only indicator of this knife’s origin is the marking “J. guard/socket and a silver alloy handle. The steel is toned to a light gray (illegible) / Landshut” on the reverse face, an unidentified cutler with hints of darker gray-brown patina and the handle exhibits scattered apparently based in Bavaria. The blade has been polished and tiny handling marks and flecks of tarnish. Overall the hilt rates very good resharpened during the period of use, leaving remnants of dark brown plus to fine. The included scabbard is black lacquered steel and rates oxidation, smoky gray patina, hints of smoothed pinprick pitting and an very good, a number of areas exhibiting areas of flaking with exposed overall burnished pewter gray tone to the steel. The handle is stag horn steel exhibiting previously cleaned dark brown oxidation. The scabbard with a German silver ferrule and rates fine, exhibiting few handling holds the blade only loosely and very few handling marks are present. marks and a hint of tarnish on the ferrule. The base of the handle is (1X129620-3) (25/50) carved for a pommel cap which is not present. The included sheath is Est. 25 - 50 leather with a German silver collar. The sheath is in overall good 2657 Reproduction Miniature Confederate Saber condition, the leather remaining mostly whole with light scuffing and This approximately 2:3 scale miniature measures 26” in overall length some separation occurring at the tip which exposes the point of the and features a 21 1/2” curved single-edged blade with a 5” false edge, blade. The collar exhibits a few instances of verdigris and has come single unstopped fullers and a spear-point tip. The ricasso is crisply loose and can be removed. (1X9599-6,7) (25/50) stamped “Boyle & Gamble / Richmond” on the obverse face and “CS / Est. 25 - 50 1862” on the reverse. The blade is in very good condition, toned to a 2660 Custom Fighting Dirk smooth dark gray scattered by shallow antiqued pitting throughout. The 13 3/4” overall length, 8 1/2” straight double-edged blade with a strong hilt is brass with a half-basket guard with two branches spanned by “CS” diamond cross-section and tapered spear-point tip. The precisely ground lettering, a plain domed phrygian pommel and black leather grip wound blade is toned to a dark smoky pewter and rates very fine, exhibiting few by twisted brass wire. The brass is patinated to a dark tobacco color with handling marks and a quite sharp edge with a small impact ding here or a few contact points worn to bright pale yellow and scattered tiny there. The hilt comprises a flat blackened steel guard, a plain browned handling marks. The leather is antiqued to a rough texture with some iron grip fixed by hammered brass rivets and a large round sanded areas of flaking loss. Overall the hilt is about good. The tang is slightly walnut pommel. The text “M150” is hand-painted in white on the top of loose-fitting and the blade alignment drifts a bit to either side. An the guard. Small areas of ocher oxidation are visible on the guard and a interesting miniature replica. (1X129599-9) (100/200) few negligible handling marks are scattered on the pommel and grip. Est. 100 - 200 Overall the hilt is in fine condition. A rugged weapon whose simple 2658 Nepalese Kukri Knife design belies its excellent construction. (1X129599-8) (25/75) One traditional kukri knife with accompanying sheath and companion Est. 25 - 75 knives. The kukri measures 17 1/2” overall length, 13” forward-curved 2661 Two Folding Knives blade with a recurved leading edge, drop point and double narrow fullers The first is a Smith & Wesson Special Tactical folder measuring 4 3/4” in the first 5” of the blade before the curve. The blade is in good closed and featuring a 3 1/2” single-edged satin stainless blade with a condition, exhibiting a few small forging cracks, scattered areas of dark partially serrated edge, front and rear flippers, reverse-face thumb stud oxidation, cleaned remnants of spotted black pitting and numerous and tanto drop point. The handles are checkered black rubber with a handling dings mostly on the spine. A number of deep impact nicks are satin stainless pocket clip on the obverse side. The knife is in about present at the center of percussion in the last 4” from the tip, indicating excellent condition with a few small handling marks on the blade. The previous heavy use; the edge is otherwise excellent, well maintained second knife is a Cold Steel folder measuring 3 5/8” closed and and razor sharp. The hardwood handle exhibits a few drying cracks and featuring a 2 3/4” single-edged clipped point blade. The grips are handling marks but remains strong and tightly fitted, rating very fine. checkered hard rubber. The edge is razor sharp and the knife shows no Both companion knives are present, the sharp karda for fine detailed discernible blemishes, rating excellent overall. Includes one fitted black tasks and the blunt chakmak for field honing. Each measures 5” overall nylon belt pouch. (1X129312-158S) [Dr. Daniel L. Leary Jr. Collection] with a 3 1/2” blade mirroring the shape of the kukri. The karda is razor 2662 Two Folding Knives sharp and exhibits some hints of oxidation on the blade; the original The first measures 2 3/4” closed and features a 2 1/4” stainless steel adhesive has degraded and the tang detaches from the handle. The hawkbill blade. The handles are bone with stainless steel bolsters and chakmak exhibits a moderate dark pewter patina with hints of brown tint brass bolster lining. The reverse-side handle is scrimshawed with a and shallow pitting, rating very good plus overall and still excellent for pleasant landscape of a lighthouse. The knife folds and locks well and honing purposes. The included sheath is wood in brown leather, rating retains a sharp factory edge. Only a few small handling marks are very good plus to excellent with a few scattered handling marks and a present and the knife is in about excellent condition. The second knife bit of separation at the forward edge of the throat. A rugged and capable measures 4 1/8” closed and features a 3 1/4” stainless steel clipped example of these famous Nepalese knives. (1X129558-48) [Senator point blade with a 2” concave false edge. The curved handles are oak Frederic C. Walcott Collection] held by brass pins on stainless steel bolster linings. The knife folds and locks well and retains a sharp factory edge. Few if any discernible blemishes are present save a bit of darkening of the brass and the knife is in excellent condition. (1X129312-158H) [Dr. Daniel L. Leary Jr. Collection] 2663 MTech Large Folding Stiletto 7” closed, 6 1/4” single-edged satin stainless blade with a 3 1/2” false edge, front and rear flippers, reverse-face thumb stud and a spear point. The grips are rosewood with satin stainless bolsters and bolster linings. The knife folds and locks well and retains an unblemished sharp factory edge. No discernible blemishes are present and the knife is in overall excellent condition. (1X129312-158L) [Dr. Daniel L. Leary Jr. Collection] Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2664 Kershaw Speed-Safe Black Leek Assisted Opening Folding Knife 2672 Winchester-Hotchkiss Socket Bayonet 4” closed, 3” matte black single-edged blade with dual thumb studs and 18 1/4” triangular blade with hollow-ground back flutes extending Speed-Safe rear flipper. The handles are matte black coated steel, through the elbow, beak point and shallow face flute running 17” from matching the blade, and feature a stainless steel pocket clip and safety the tip; 3” bottom-bridged socket with a three-step obverse-side lock on the obverse side. The knife is in excellent condition with no L-mortise and a clasp ring. The unmarked metal surfaces are finished discernible blemishes. All parts function well mechanically and the edge bright and exhibit very few handling marks or signs of wear except a few is sharp and excellent. Includes factory box and paperwork. small spots of smoky gray patina and a concentrated area in the last 1” (1X129312-158E) [Dr. Daniel L. Leary Collection] (25/75) of the tip. Overall the bayonet is in excellent condition. (2X129009-38) Est. 25 - 75 (25/75) 2665 CRKT M16-12LE Law Enforcement Folding Knife Est. 25 - 75 4 1/4” closed, 3 1/4” single-edged black-coated blade with partially 2673 U.S. Mark 1 Trench Knife by Landers, Frary & Clark serrated edge, tanto drop point and dual checkered thumb studs. The This 1918-dated trench knife measures 11 1/2” overall and bears a 6 handles are glass-reinforced black nylon and feature a safety lock and a 3/4” double-edged blade with flat-ground bevels and a spear point. The steel pocket clip on the obverse side. The knife is in excellent condition spiked brass knuckle hilt is marked “U.S. 1918 / L.F & C -1918” on the with no discernible blemishes. All parts function well mechanically and obverse face of the grip. All metal surfaces are blackened. The blade is the edge is sharp and excellent. Includes factory box and paperwork. in about excellent condition with no more than a bit of light scabbard (129312-158D) [Dr. Daniel L. Leary Jr. Collection] (25/75) wear at the tip and along the medial ridge. The hilt is in fine condition Est. 25 - 75 and retains about 60% blackened finish worn to a dull dark goldenrod of 2666 Dan Burke #65 Baby Sunfish Folding Knife by Queen Cutlery exposed brass at the edges; light spots of oxidation are present on the 3 3/4” closed, two blades: the first 2 3/4” single-edged with a spiked steel pommel nut. The included L.F.&C-marked scabbard is pronounced spey point, the second 1 1/2” single-edged with a spear blued steel and rates about very good, exhibiting several thin streaks of point. The handles are highly polished tawny orange bone between steel ocher and large areas lightening to a maroon-plum tone. An overall quite bolsters, the faces scrimshawed with numerous variations of the Queen fine First World War trench weapon. (129688-53) (400/600) Cutlery Co. logo. The knife is unused, never resharpened, and in overall Est. 400 - 600 excellent condition. Includes the original Queen Cutlery Co. two-piece 2674 Japanese Type 30 Arisaka Bayonet box. (1X12A8931-183C) (100/200) Pairs with the Japanese Type 30, Type 38 and Type 99 rifles. 20” Est. 100 - 200 overall, 15 1/2” single-edged blade with unstopped fullers and a 2667 Beretta Airlight Folding Knife straight-backed point. The ricasso is stamped on the obverse face with 4 1/4” closed, 3 1/4” single-edged stainless skeletonized blade with a the arsenal mark of Kokura Arsenal (Tokyo Arsenal prior to 1936) above fully serrated cutting edge, 1” false edge, dual checkered thumb studs a Japanese character. The hilt features a hook-type guard, contoured and a straight-clipped point. The handles are black fiberglass with a grips fastened by screws and a contoured bird’s head pommel stamped brass Beretta escutcheon on the reverse face. Overall the knife rates with the slightly softened serial number “692296”. The bright blade is in excellent with no discernible blemishes and a sharp unblemished factory fine condition, sparsely scattered by tiny black pinpricks of cleaned edge. Includes the factory two-piece box. (1X129312-158AA) [Dr. Daniel pitting. The edge has been carefully sharpened, possibly during the L. Leary Jr. Collection] (25/75) period of use, and remains sharp and excellent. The metal surfaces of Est. 25 - 75 the hilt exhibit a smooth smoky pewter patina throughout and the grips 2668 Uncle Henry Pro Trapper Folding Knife are in excellent condition with few if any handling marks or blemishes. 4” closed, two single-edged blades: the first 3 1/4” with a spey point, the The later-type steel scabbard is in very good condition; the surfaces second 3 1/4” with a straight-clipped point. The handles are faux stag have been polished smooth and speckled hints of original blue remain, between nickel silver bolsters and held by brass pins. The knife is in as well as a concentration of blue finish just below the throat. Perhaps excellent condition with no discernible blemishes and excellent razor two or three small indentations can be seen here and there, otherwise sharp edges on each of the blades. An excellent everyday folder. the scabbard shows few blemishes. (129688-11A) (1X128931-183D) (15/50) 2675 Custom Damascus Sheath Knife Est. 15 - 50 14 3/4” overall length (16” with pommel), 9 3/4” single-edged 2669 Smith & Wesson Extreme Ops SW50 Automatic Folding Knife saber-ground blade with a 4” unsharpened false edge and a 4 1/2” closed, 3 1/2” single-edged recurved satin stainless blade with a straight-backed point. The blade is pattern-welded damascus steel with drop point and a push-button automatic release. The handles are bright a medium-contrast swirling figure. The hilt comprises an asymmetrical grooved aluminum with a satin stainless pocket clip on the obverse side. flat diamond guard, filework-checkered ferrule, a thick grip of polished The knife functions well mechanically and retains a razor sharp white bone between thin brass spacers, a flat steel buttcap and a unblemished factory edge. No discernible blemishes are present and the conical spike pommel. The steel surfaces of the hilt are all knife rates excellent overall. Includes the factory box. {Please note: all pattern-welded damascus matching the blade. The blade is in excellent automatic knives may be sold to New Hampshire residents only.} condition with a finely polished near-razor edge and only the barest hints (1X12A9312-158X) (50/100) of patina here or there largely masked by the damascus pattern. A Est. 50 - 100 hairline crack is present on the handle running from the upper obverse 2670 Pro-Tech TR-1PSBT Tactical Response Automatic Folding Knife face to about halfway down the back of the grip; the crack exhibits no 4 1/2” closed, 3 1/4” single-edged partially serrated black coated blade looseness or loss and the fit of the handle is unaffected. Overall the with a tanto point and a push-button automatic release. The handles are knife rates about excellent. Also included is an attractive leather sheath pierced black-anodized aluminum with a tip-up pocket clip on the of deep russet leather, stamped by the same maker as the blade, fitted obverse face. The action functions well mechanically and the factory with a whetstone pocket on the front face (stone not included) and edge is razor sharp and unblemished. Overall the knife is in excellent decorated by chaotic pattern of arcing thin black lines across the condition. Includes the factory box. {Please note: automatic knives may surfaces. The sheath is unblemished and in excellent condition. Really a be sold to New Hampshire residents only.} (1X12A9312-158AF) very appealing heavy damascus sheath knife. (129167-1) (100/200) 2676 Vintage Sheath Knife by Cattaraugus Cutlery Co. Est. 100 - 200 10 1/2” overall, 6” single-edged saber-ground blade with a 2” false edge, 2671 Pro-Tech TR-3 SWAT Tactical Response Automatic Folding Knife single partial fullers and a straight-backed point. The ricasso is marked 4 5/8” closed, 3 3/4” single-edged partially serrated black coated blade “Cattaraugus / 2250” on the reverse face. The pommel and crosspiece with a 2 3/4” false edge, drop spear point and a push-button automatic are both steel and the grip is stacked leather. The blade exhibits several release. The handles are black anodized aluminum equipped with a spots of very light corrosion and a few hints of cleaned patina here and tip-up pocket clip on the obverse face. The action functions well there. The edge has been re-ground and re-sharpened on both the mechanically and the factory edge is razor sharp and unblemished. primary bevel and the false edge to a very fine sharpness. Overall the Overall the knife is in excellent condition. Includes the factory box. blade is in very good condition. The leather of the grips shows some {Please Note: automatic knives may be sold to New Hampshire light to moderate patina and handling wear including a few spots of residents only.} (1X12A9312-158AG) (100/200) roughness but shows no signs of separation or loss. The included russet Est. 100 - 200 leather sheath is in fine condition, exhibiting some spots of patina and some light scuffing across the surface while remaining whole and supple with tight excellent stitching. (129167-2) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2677 Vintage Valor Mustang Skeleton Handle Skinning Knife 2686 45 ACP Ammunition 6 1/2” overall, 2 1/2” single-edged flat-ground blade with a trailing point. 254 total rounds as follows: three 50-round boxes (150 rounds) of Speer The skeletonized handle features a single forefinger groove below the Lawman 230 gr. TMJ, one 50-round box of Remington UMC 230 gr. MC blade and is fitted with a lanyard attached to the butt of the tang. The with “45” written in black marker on the side of the box, one partial knife is in near excellent condition with a few sparsely scattered 30-round box of Winchester “white box” 230 gr. FMJ, one partial instances of patina and some light sharpening marks along the edge. 24-round box of Fiocchi 230 gr. FMJ. All ammunition remains in The included leather belt sheath is also in near excellent condition, excellent condition with light edge and storage wear on the boxes. exhibiting only light handling scuffs and remaining whole and supple (238925-106CC) with tight complete stitching. (129167-11) 2687 40 S&W Ammunition 2678 LaserLyte Pistol Bayonet One unopened Remington UMC 250-round Mega Pack of 180 gr. MC This 5 3/4” overall tactical attachment will fit most medium and large with the ammunition in presumably excellent condition and the box framed pistols with a lower rail system. LaserLyte paired with K-Bar to displaying minor storage wear. (238925-106DD) create this quick detachable “Fighting Knife” style bayonet that has a 2 2688 45 ACP Ammunition 3/4” medium carbon stainless blade with Back Oxide Teflon finish and 186 total rounds as follows: two 50-round boxes (100 round) of glass filled nylon handle that looks like a miniature version of the iconic MagTech 230 gr. FMC, one 50-round box of IMI 185 gr. WC, one partial K-Bar fighting knife. Item remains sealed in its original factory packaging 12-round box of Federal 230 gr. Hydra-Shok JHP also containing 5 with polymer sheath included. (109413-87) rounds of Winchester Super-X 185 gr. Silvertip HP, and one partial 2679 LaserLyte Pistol Bayonet 15-round box of Remington UMC 230 gr. MC along with 4 rounds of This 5 3/4” overall tactical attachment will fit most medium and large Aguila 117 gr. pre-segmented zinc HP. All Ammunition is in excellent framed pistols with a lower rail system. LaserLyte paired with K-Bar to condition while the boxes show minor storage wear including a torn side create this quick detachable “Fighting Knife” style bayonet that has a 2 flap on the Federal ammo. (238925-106EE) 3/4” medium carbon stainless blade with Back Oxide Teflon finish and 2689 40 S&W Ammunition glass filled nylon handle that looks like a miniature version of the iconic 272 total rounds as follows: five full 50-round boxes of Remington UMC K-Bar fighting knife. Item remains sealed in its original factory packaging 165 gr. MC, one partial box of 20 rounds (270 rounds) of Union Metallic with polymer sheath included. (109413-87A) Cartridge 165 gr. MC and one partial box of 2 rounds of Speer Gold Dot 2680 LaserLyte Pistol Bayonet 180 gr. GDHP. All ammunition is in excellent condition while the boxes This 5 3/4” overall tactical attachment will fit most medium and large show minor storage wear with “40” written in black marker on the sides framed pistols with a lower rail system. LaserLyte paired with K-Bar to of the Remington boxes. (238925-106FF) create this quick detachable “Fighting Knife” style bayonet that has a 2 2690 38 Special and 357 SIG Ammunition 3/4” medium carbon stainless blade with Back Oxide Teflon finish and 118 total rounds of 38 Special as follows: one full 50-round box and one glass filled nylon handle that looks like a miniature version of the iconic partial box of 24 rounds (74 rounds) of PMC 158 gr. LRN with 26 fired K-Bar fighting knife. Item remains sealed in its original factory packaging cases, one partial box of 44 rounds of Remington 148 gr. LWC. 135 total with polymer sheath included. (109413-87B) rounds of 357 SIG as follows: one 50-round box and one partial 2681 Early Frankford Arsenal Box of 45 Colt 35-round box of Speer Lawman 100 gr. frangible CF, one 50-round box This is a very desirable 12-round box of 45 Colt cartridges by Frankford of Winchester “white box” 125 gr. FMJ. All ammunition is in near Arsenal dated August 1874. The box rates very good plus to fine excellent condition showing some light tarnishing on the cases while the showing an about 1" triangular area missing along the front label, some boxes show light edge wear. (238925-106GG) smaller light scuffs and discoloration; the lid flap is missing. Aside from 2691 30-06 Ammunition the missing "4" and a portion of the bordering, the label is quite nice and 85 total rounds as follows: two 20-round boxes (40 rounds) of Federal entirely legible and designates the original loading of 30 grains powder Fusion 150 gr. BSP, two 20-round boxes of Federal Power-Shok 180 gr. and 250 grains bullet. The box is full with original copper-cased SP, one partial 5-round box of Federal Power-Shok 150 gr. SP. All Benet-primed cartridges that remain in very fine to perhaps near ammunition is in excellent condition with light storage wear on the excellent condition showing some scattered mild tarnishing and perhaps boxes. (238925-106HH) some other handling marks. The box is covered is a protective plastic 2692 44 Magnum and 45 Colt Ammunition wrapping. A very fine lot for the Colt or vintage ammunition collector. 100 total rounds of 44 Magnum as follows: one 50-round box of (13B9476-30A) American Eagle 240 gr. JHP, one 50-round box of Fiocchi 200 gr. SJHP. 2682 Remington-UMC 45 Colt Black Powder Cartridges 100 total rounds of 45 Colt as follows: one 50-round box of CCI Blazer This is a full 50-round box of vintage Remington-UMC 45 Colt loaded aluminum cased 200 gr. JHP, one partial 46-round box of Remington with black powder and 250 grain lead bullets. The buff box with pale 225 gr. LSWC, one partial 4-round box of Winchester Super-X 225 gr. green and red labels remains in very good condition showing some Silvertip HP. All ammunition is in near excellent condition with very light scattered light scuffs, handling marks and the red side labels show a tarnishing on the Winchester ammo while the boxes display minor edge number of missing portions and are largely held on by tape. The green wear, the Remington box top flap is torn open and there is a taped lid label is almost completely intact and remains very fine and the repair to a side flap on the Fiocchi. (238925-106JJ) guarantee label on the underside is intact and fine showing some light 2693 308 Win Ammunition scuffs and an ink-stamp "N 26 E". The red side label indicates black 108 total rounds as follows: three 20-round boxes (60 rounds) of powder loading and adaptation to Colt's Single Action Army, Double Hornady Superformance 165 gr. GMX, and one MTM Case-Gard R-50 Action Army and New Service revolvers. The cartridges rate very fine to series plastic case containing 20 rounds of Winchester Ballistic Silvertip near excellent showing a little scattered tarnishing along the cases. ammo, 20 rounds of Hornady TAP ammo and 8 rounds of Winchester (13A9476-30B) Fail-Safe HP ammo. All ammunition is in excellent condition except two 2683 Collectible 32 RF Long cartridges rounds of Fail-Safe which display very light oxidation on the exposed Included is an open box of period Remington UMC 32 RF Long tips and one of the boxes of Superformance has a minor dent in the cartridges. The box contains (33) Remington UMC cartridges side. (238925-106MM) (headstamped with "U") that rate good to perhaps very good showing 2694 30-30, 8mm Mauser and Assorted Rifle Ammunition mixed tarnish, white oxidized bullets and a few with verdigris. Also 51 total rounds of 30-30 as follows: two 20-round boxes (40 rounds) of included in the box are 17 Winchester (headstamped "H") 32 RF Long Federal Power-Shok 170 gr. SPRN and one partial 11-round box of cartridges that rate excellent. The two-piece box rates very good plus Remington Kleanbore 170 gr. Core-Lokt SP. Also included is one and is tawny colored with yellow label on the cover and a partial red side 20-round box of Remington Express 8mm Mauser 170 gr. Core-Lokt SP label that sealed the box. The box shows light scuffing, flaking label, a and one Plano compartmentalized translucent plastic box containing 12 few stains and slight tearing. (89100-722A) rounds of assorted 7.62x39mm, one round of 5.45x39mm, one round of 2684 45 ACP Ammunition 45-70 SJHP, 5 assorted rounds of 7.62x51mm NATO, one round of 250 total rounds of 230 gr. FMJ as follows: two 50-round boxes of Frontier 220 Swift and one round of 30-06 API. All ammunition is in very Fiocchi (100 rounds), two 50-round boxes of Magtech (100 rounds), and good to excellent condition with a few of the rounds showing light one 50-round box of Remington UMC with “45” written in black marker tarnishing while the Remington Kleanbore box shows minor edge wear on the side of the box. All ammunition remains in excellent condition with and a torn side flap. (238925-106NN) light edge and storage wear on the boxes. (238925-106AA) 2695 7.62x25mm Tokarev Ammunition 2685 45 ACP Ammunition 400 total rounds as follows: eight 50-round boxes of Interarms Five 50-round boxes (250 rounds total) of Speer Lawman 230 gr. TMJ in 7.62x25mm 86 gr. FMJ in sealed green plastic boxes in presumably excellent condition with light edge and storage wear on the boxes. excellent condition. (238925-106PP) (238925-106BB) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2696 Assorted Metric Ammunition 2703 45 ACP Ammunition One 20-round unmarked box of 7.62x39mm with headstamps dated to One loose bag of approximately 610 +/- rounds of assorted 45 ACP 1969, one 2.1 lbs. bag of 5.45x39mm with headstamps dated to 1991, ammunition with about 3/4 of the rounds brass-cased 230 gr. FMJ with about 114 total rounds of 7.62x25mm as follows: one brown box with the remaining rounds an assortment of different hollow points and case Chinese characters of approximately 70 rounds with headstamps dated types. All ammunition is in near excellent to excellent condition. to 1981 and one partial 44-round box of Norinco ChinaSports 85 gr. (238925-106BBB) FMJ. Also included are 110 total rounds of 7.62x54R silver tip FMJ 2704 5.45x39mm Ammunition ammunition that is likely 147 gr. on five-round stripper clips in 15-round One loose bag of approximately 350 +/- rounds of Wolf 5.45x39mm packs. Seven of the packs are tied shut while the eighth is open and ammunition. Rounds appear to be an even mix of Military Classic contains 10 rounds with 1961-dated headstamps displaying some light lacquered cases with sealed necks and primers and Polyformance with oxidation staining. All ammunition is in near excellent condition with light sealed primers. All ammunition remains in excellent condition. storage wear on the boxes. (238925-106SS) (238925-106CCC) 2697 357 Magnum, 380 ACP, 50 AE and 38 Super +P Ammunition 2705 9mm Ammunition 50 total rounds of 357 Magnum as follows: one partial 14-round box of One loose bag of approximately 725 +/- rounds of assorted 9mm Speer Gold-Dot 158 gr. GDHP, one partial 36-round box of Peters 158 ammunition. About half of the rounds are brass-cased FMJ with the gr. LSWC with six of the rounds having an “X” cut in the bullet along with remaining rounds an assortment of different hollow points and case three fired cases. 68 total rounds of 380 ACP as follows: one partial types including +P and +P+ loads. All ammunition remains in very good 48-round box of PMC 90 gr. JHP, one partial 14-round box of to excellent condition with some of the rounds displaying light tarnishing Winchester 95 gr. FMJ with 6 rounds of Glaser 70 gr. Blue Safety Slug or light oxidation. (238925-106DDD) ammunition with Winchester headstamps. One 20-round box of Speer 2706 Assorted Loose Ammunition Gold-Dot 50 AE 325 gr. GDHP and one partial 44-round box of This lot contains approximately 5 lbs. of assorted ammunition as follows: Remington 38 Super +P 115 gr. JHP. All ammunition is in near excellent six 12 ga. 00 buck mini shells, six rounds of 30-06 API, 12 rounds of to excellent condition with very light tarnishing on some of the cases and various 308 Win/7.62mm NATO including ball, API, SP, SLAP and light storage wear on the boxes. (238925-106TT) blanks, 7 rounds of 5.56mm NATO/223 Rem including ball, tracer and 2698 9mm Ammunition HP, two rounds of copper-washed 7.62x39mm, five rounds of PMC 44 224 total rounds as follows: one 50-round box and one partial 28-round Magnum SJHP, two rounds of 357 Magnum including SJHP and WC, box (78 rounds) of American Eagle 115 gr. FMJ, one 20-round box of four rounds of 38 Special WC, one round of 50 GI solid copper HP, Speer Gold-Dot 147 gr. GDHP, one 25-round box of Hornady Custom three rounds of 7.62x25mm, 11 rounds of 40 S&W FMJ, 15 rounds of 25 115 gr. XTP, one partial 48-round box of Fiocchi 115 gr. FMJ, one ACP FMJ, 11 rounds of 45 ACP FMJ, 32 rounds of 9mm which is mostly partial 32-round box of Herter’s steel cased 115 gr. FMJ, one 21-round Blazer FMJ, 25 rounds of 380 ACP including FMJ and HP, and Uzi-branded box of assorted headstamped 9mm ammunition. All numerous 22 L and LR including LRN and #12 shot. Ammunition ranges ammunition is in very good to excellent condition with minor storage from good to excellent with most showing very light tarnishing and some wear on the boxes with two boxes having a torn side flap. showing minor oxidation. (238925-106EEE) (238925-106VV) 2707 7.62x25mm Tokarev Ammunition 2699 5.56mm NATO Tracer Ammunition One loose bag of approximately 275 +/- rounds of FMJ rounds with a Two 50-round plastic boxes and one partial 15-round plastic box (115 mix of copper-washed, brass and steel cases. Ammunition is in very total rounds) of ADCOM 55 gr. tracer with five rounds of Independence good to excellent condition with most showing some light tarnishing with 55 gr. FMJ. All ammunition is in excellent condition. (238925-106WW) a few displaying light oxidation. (238925-106FFF) 2700 7.62x25mm Tokarev and 30 Carbine Ammunition 2708 6.8 SPC Ammunition Three sealed 50-round plastic boxes (150 rounds) of Interarms One loose bag of approximately 110 +/- rounds of assorted 6.8 SPC 7.62x25mm 86 gr. FMJ in presumably excellent condition along with two including ballistic tip, HP and FMJ with Barrett, Hornady and Remington 10-round stripper clips (20 rounds) with guides of 30 Carbine with head-stamped brass cases. All ammunition is in excellent condition. headstamps dated to 1953 in excellent condition. Also included is one (238925-106GGG) olive drab cotton bandoleer marked “5.56MM / BALL M193 / 10 RD 2709 5.56mm NATO Ammunition CLIPS / LOT TW-1-27”. Ammunition comes in a surplus olive drab One loose bag of approximately 130 +/- rounds of 5.56mm NATO with ammunition can designed to hold 200 rounds of 7.62x51mm NATO and about 2/3rds of the rounds M193 55 gr. FMJ with 1983-dated remains in very good plus condition with intact rubber seals and a few headstamps and 1/3rd of the rounds M855 62 gr. “green tip” with scattered small areas of light oxidation. (238925-106YY) 2013-dated headstamps. The M193 remains in very good plus condition 2701 7.62x25mm Tokarev and 30 Carbine Ammunition with very light tarnishing and a few cases show a spot of light oxidation Three 50-round plastic boxes (150 rounds) of Interarms 7.62x25mm 86 while the M855 rates excellent. (238925-106HHH) gr. FMJ in near excellent condition which are missing labels along with 2710 30 Carbine Ammunition two 10-round stripper clips (20 rounds) with guides of 30 Carbine with One loose bag of approximately 280 +/- rounds of 30 Carbine 110 gr. headstamps dated to 1953 in excellent condition. Also included is one FMJ with 40 of the rounds on 10-round stripper clips with guides. The olive drab cotton bandoleer marked “CAL .30 CARBINE / BALL M1 / 10 ammunition has assorted headstamps and is in very good to near RD CLIPS / RA 5352”. Ammunition comes in a surplus olive drab excellent condition with some of the rounds showing a spot or two of ammunition can designed to hold 192 rounds of clipped 30-06 for the light oxidation. (238925-106JJJ) M1 Garand and remains in very good plus condition with intact rubber 2711 40 S&W Ammunition seals and a few scattered small spots of light oxidation and “CARBINE One loose bag of approximately 120 +/- rounds of 40 S&W FMJFP all in AMMO” pencil markings. (238925-106ZZ) about excellent condition with a few rounds showing a tiny spot of light 2702 Assorted Shotgun Ammunition, Cleaning Kit, 37mm Flares oxidation. (238925-106KKK) This lot contains various 12 ga., 10 ga. and .410 bore shotgun 2712 7.62x39mm Ammunition ammunition as follows: one 5-round box of Federal Power-Shok 12 ga. 2 About 226 total rounds of 7.62x39mm comprising one loose bag of 3/4” 9 pellet 00 buck, three rounds of Federal Premium LE 12 ga. 2 3/4” approximately 136 +/- rounds of assorted Wolf and military surplus HP 9 pellet 00 buck with Flitecontrol wad, two rounds of Remington 12 ga. 2 lacquered-case, Chinese FMJ copper-washed case, and Tulammo 122 3/4” 00 buck, two rounds of Rottweil Express 12 ga. 2 3/4” 9 pellet 00 gr. HP polymer-coated case along with two 20-round boxes (40 rounds) buck, three rounds of Brenneke Special Forces Short Magnum 12 ga. 2 of Russian 123 gr. HP with lacquered cases, and one 50-round RPD 3/4” slugs, 4 rounds of Brenneke Black Magic Magnum 12 ga. 3” slugs, linked belt of Wolf 123 gr. HP lacquered-case ammunition. All 5 rounds of Federal 12 ga. 2 3/4” #2 steel shot, one partial 17-round box ammunition is in very good to excellent condition with some light of Western Super-X 12 ga. 2 3/4” 1 oz. rifled slugs, one partial 6-round oxidation on some of the copper-washed cases. Also included are two box of Remington Express Kleanbore 12 ga. 2 3/4” #6 shot, one partial extra RPD 50-round linked belts. (238925-106LLL) 14-round box of Western Xpert Mark 5 12 ga. 2 3/4” #5 shot, one partial 2713 30-06 Blank Ammunition 2-round box of Federal Premium Vital-Shok 10 ga. 3 1/2” magnum 18 99 total rounds of 30-06 blanks comprising 95 rounds on a disintegrating pellet 00 buck, 10 rounds of Federal 10 ga. 3 1/2” magnum #2 steel linked belt and four rounds on a brass stripper clip with headstamps shot, five rounds of Winchester .410 bore 000 buck. Also included is an mostly in the 1950s with a few from the 1940s as well. Ammunition Outers shotgun cleaning kit that appears unused in a brown plastic case remains in very good plus condition with light tarnishing on the brass that rates excellent with an outer cardboard sleeve which displays minor from the years. (238925-106MMM) edge wear and a torn side flap. Finally, there is one partial 8-round box 2714 30-06 Ammunition of Cobray 37mm Starburst distress flares in factory box showing minor One loose bag of approximately 180 +/- rounds of 30-06 FMJ in near storage wear. (238925-106AAA) excellent to excellent condition. Headstamps bear dates in the 1970s-1990s with the older rounds displaying some light tarnishing. One “SA” marked en bloc clip is included. (238925-106NNN) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2715 Assorted Shotgun Ammunition 2732 270 Weatherby Magnum One loose bag of approximately 157 +/- rounds of assorted shotgun One partial 20-round box containing (17) .270 Weatherby Mag 130 grain ammunition with about 90% plus 12 ga. with the remainder a mix of 10 soft point cartridges. All cartridges rate excellent with some very light ga. and .410 bore. Observed loadings include but are not limited to: storage patina on the brass. (128637-7B) Federal Premium Tactical 9 pellet 00 buck with Flightcontrol wad, 2733 257 Weatherby Magnum Winchester Super-X Magnum 00 buck, Sellier & Bellot 3” 00 buck, One full 20-round box of .257 Weatherby Mag 117 grain soft point Remington Express Magnum 3” 15 pellet 00 buck, Rottweil Express 9 cartridges. All cartridges rate excellent with some very light storage pellet 00 buck, Fiocchi 00 buck, Rottweil Brenneke slug, Brenneke patina on the brass. (128637-7C) Special Forces Short Magnum slug, Aguila mini shell slug, Federal 2734 7mm Weatherby Magnum Premium 10 ga. 3 1/2” magnum 00 buck, Winchester .410 bore 000 One full 20-round box of 7mm Weatherby Mag 175 grain soft point buck, Remington Express .410 bore #4 shot. All ammunition is in very cartridges. All cartridges rate excellent with some very light storage good to excellent condition with a few shells showing some light patina on the brass. (128637-7D) oxidation on the brass. (238925-106PPP) 2735 Winchester Commemorative Theodore Roosevelt 45 Colt 2716 7.62x39mm Ammunition One full 50-round box of commemorative 45 Colt 250 grain LFN 290 rounds of 7.62x39mm FMJ as follows: two packs (one sealed and cartridges in nickel-plated cases headstamped “ROOSEVELT / 45 one opened for inspection) of six 20-round boxes (240 rounds total) of COLT”. All cartridges rate excellent with no blemishes and the box is Russian 123 gr. ball with lacquered cases and one opened 50-round near excellent, opened for cursory examination only and exhibiting just a box of FMJ with Farsi or Arabic headstamps and box labels. bit of wrinkling at the corners. (128637-7E) (238925-106QQQ) 2736 WW1 German 8mm Mauser Bandolier 2717 7.62x51mm NATO Ammunition One complete 1917-dated bandolier of gray cotton and tan canvas. The 160 total rounds of Argentine 7.62x51mm NATO FMJ packed in eight bandolier comprises 14 pockets each holding one brass 5 round stripper 20-round sealed boxes with “FM ‘FLB’” labels. Ammunition is in near clip of 8mm Mauser cartridges (70 rds. total). The black ink-stamped excellent condition with some very light tarnishing and has 1983-dated labels on either end pocket remain crisp with minimal age fading. Some headstamps. (238925-106SSS) of the threads are loosened but nearly all remain intact; all but one of the 2718 7.62x51mm NATO Ammunition pockets remains unopened. Some expected age fading can be seen 160 total rounds of Argentine 7.62x51mm NATO FMJ packed in eight across the fabric and no instances of tearing or separation are 20-round boxes (seven are sealed) with “FM ‘FLB’” labels. Ammunition discernible. The stripper clips visible through the loosened stitching and is in near excellent condition with some very light tarnishing and has from the opened pocket exhibit a dark copper-brown patina. The 1983-dated headstamps. (238925-106TTT) cartridges from the opened pocket rate very fine to excellent with only 2719 7.62x51mm NATO Ammunition some light patina on the brass and “GM/1/18/S67” headstamps. This One loose bag of approximately 310 +/- rounds of 7.62x51mm NATO bandolier is an appealing complete example in quite fine condition. FMJ with a few rounds of PPU 308 Win HP and Lake City match mixed (127884-25T) [Craig Brown Collection] (100/200) in. All ammunition remains in near excellent to excellent condition with a Est. 100 - 200 few cases showing some light tarnishing. (238925-106UUU) 2737 WW1 German 8mm Mauser Bandolier 2720 Loose Handgun Ammunition One complete bandolier of gray cotton, comprising 14 pockets each Approximately 560 rds. of assorted loose handgun cartridges in a variety holding one steel 5 round stripper clip of 8mm Mauser cartridges (70 of manufacturers and styles, include: 9 mm, 40 S&W and 45 rds. total). The bandolier is ink-stamped “17” in a circle on one of the ACP. in excellent condition overall. (58925-106A) pockets and is otherwise unmarked. While some of the threads have 2721 Loose Rifle and Handgun Ammunition partially loosened, all pockets remain unopened. Small perforations and Approximately 315 rds. of both commercial and military rifle and instances of separation can be seen here and there across the fabric handgun cartridges in a variety of manufacturers and styles, calibers and areas of brown staining can be seen scattered throughout with include: 357 Sig, 357 Mag., 44 Mag., 50 GI, 50 AE, 5.45x39 mm, concentrations around the cardboard tip covers inside the pockets. The 7.62x39 mm, 22 LR and 22 Mag. in excellent condition overall. exposed portions of the clips and cartridges appear to show minimal (58935-106B) patina and are in very fine condition. This bandolier is an appealing 2722 Loose 45 ACP Ammunition specimen, complete and unopened in very good condition. Approximately 510 rds. of loose 45 APC cartridges in a variety of (127884-25U) [Craig Brown Collection] (100/200) manufactures and styles both commercial and military in excellent Est. 100 - 200 condition overall. (58925-106C) 2738 8mm Mauser & .30-06 2723 Linked 7.62 NATO Ammunition One O.D. green cloth bandolier labeled for .30 Carbine clips, now Approximately 500 rds. of linked 7.62x51 mm, appearing to be all containing 12 steel 5-round stripper clips of 8mm Mauser ammunition. military mostly 74 dated Lake City ball with staggered tracers. Also Also included is one unmarked parkerized M1 en bloc clip containing (8) included are some blanks and loose links, in near excellent condition rounds of .30-06. All cartridges are in about excellent condition with a with light tarnish on the brass cases and housed in a large green ammo few negligible instances of patina on the brass here and there. The can. (58925-106D) stripper clips are in fine to near excellent condition overall, some 2724 223 Remington Ammunition exhibiting the occasional small area of ochre oxidation. The en bloc clip (15) 20 rd. boxes of American Eagle 223 Rem., 55 gr. MC Boat Tail in rates excellent with a few light handling marks from previous wear. excellent condition and is housed in a green ammo can. (58925-106E) (129568-9B) 2725 45 ACP Ammunition 2739 12 Gauge Shotshells & Belt (5) 50 rd. boxes of Magtech 45 ACP, 230 gr. FMC in excellent condition One 25-round cartridge belt of tan canvas web, 32” in length. Includes housed in a green ammo can. (58925-106F) 18 assorted 12 ga. plastic hull shot shells such as Remington Express 2726 45 ACP Ammunition No. 6 and Winchester Super-X Long Range. The belt is in about (5) 50 rd. boxes of Magtech 45 ACP, 230 gr. FMC in excellent condition excellent condition with only some light handling wear on the leather housed in a green ammo can. (58925-106G) closing straps, and the shells rate very fine to about excellent with a bit 2727 9 mm+P Ammunition of light patina on the brass. (129568-9C) (4) 20 rd. boxes of Remington Golden Saber 9 mm Luger (+P), 124 gr. 2740 Winchester AA Target Load .410 Shotshells brass JHP in overall excellent condition. (58925-106H) (11) full 25-round boxes of Winchester AA Target Load .410 bore 2728 9 mm+P Ammunition shotshells, 2 1/2”, max dram equivalent, 1/2 oz. No. 9 shot. A few (4) 20 rd. boxes of Remington Golden Saber 9 mm Luger (+P), 124 gr. examples were found of shells with instances of slight damage to the brass JHP in overall excellent condition. (58925-106I) hull or brass, still the majority are unblemished and in very fine fully 2729 9 mm+P Ammunition serviceable condition. (129206-4A) (4) 20 rd. boxes of Remington Golden Saber 9 mm Luger (+P), 124 gr. brass JHP in overall excellent condition. (58925-106J) 2730 9 mm+P Ammunition (4) 20 rd. boxes of Remington Golden Saber 9 mm Luger (+P), 124 gr. brass JHP in overall excellent condition. (58925-106K) 2731 Loose 7.62x39 mm Ammunition Approximately 470 rds. of loose 7.62x39 mm cartridges in a variety of manufactures and styles, mostly military with a few commercial in overall excellent condition. (58925-106L) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2741 Assorted .410 Shotshells 2746 Assorted Loose Shotshells (14) 25-round boxes of .410 bore shotshells of assorted brands and An assortment of loose shotshells in a variety of configurations. configurations. Examples include: (3) full boxes Remington Skeet, 2 Examples include: (7) 12 ga. Remington Express Kleanbore Extra Long 1/2”, max. dram equivalent, 1/2 oz. No. 9 shot; (1) full box Winchester Range 2 3/4” shotshells, 3 3/4 drams equivalent, 1 1/4 oz. No. 7 1/2 Super-X Long Range, 2 1/2”, max. load, 1/2 oz. No. 6 shot; (1) partial shot; (6) 12 ga. Winchester Western Duck & Pheasant Load 2 3/4” box Winchester Super-X Long Range, 2 1/2”, max. load, 1/2 oz. No. 4 shells, No. 6 shot; (3) 12 ga. Remington Peters Express 2 3/4” shells, shot; (2) full boxes Remington Express, 3”, “Extra Power”, 3/4 oz. No. 6 No. 6 shot; (2) 12 ga. Federal Hi-Power 2 3/4” paper hull shells, max. shot; (1) partial box Winchester Western Super-X, 3”, max. load, 11/16 load, No. 6 shot. All shells are in very fine to excellent condition, most oz. No. 7 1/2 shot; (1) full box Remington Express Long Range, 3”, max. unblemished and some showing light areas of patina on the brass. dram equivalent, 11/16 oz. No. 4 shot; (1) partial box Winchester (129206-3D) Super-X High Brass Game, 2 1/2”, max. dram equivalent, 1/2 oz. No. 6 2747 257 Weatherby Magnum shot; (1) partial box Federal Hi-Power, 3”, 11/16 oz. No. 6 shot; (1) full One complete 20-round box of .257 Weatherby Magnum 117 gr. soft box Winchester AA Plus Skeet, 2 1/2”, max. load, 1/2 oz. No. 9 shot. All point ammunition. All cartridges are in excellent condition. (129206-3E) shells are in about excellent condition. (129206-4B) 2748 Collectible 405 Winchester 2742 Collectible Loose 12 Gauge Shotshells Two vintage boxes of .405 Winchester cartridges. The first is a A small collection of assorted 12 ga. shotshells in assorted two-piece brown box with orange labels containing (5) configurations. Examples include: (1) Winchester-Western Ranger Winchester-headstamped cartridges, (4) UMC-headstamped cartridges Tracer Load Mark 3, plastic hull, No. 8 shot; (1) Braun & Bloem paper and (10) Winchester-headstamped fired cases all in .405 Win; (1) hull pinfire, unloaded, brass and hull only; (2) Mallard paper hull, Winchester-stamped .38-72 Win cartridge is also included. The unlabeled; (1) Remington Express Rifled Slug, plastic hull; (1) paper hull cartridges and cases are in fine condition, exhibiting a mild patina of the dummy shell of unknown manufacture; (1) Carplasi all-plastic brass and occasional spots of darkened tarnish and light verdigris on a transparent shell, No. 7 shot. All shells are in very good condition, few examples. The box is in about excellent condition with some very exhibiting strong patina on the brass and several oxidized examples with light handling wear and a few unobtrusive preemptive cellophane tape no discernible damage to the hulls except some expected storage repairs protecting parts of the label. The second is a complete red and soiling of the paper. (129206-4C) yellow 20-round box of Winchester 300 gr. soft point cartridges. The 2743 Collectible Shotshells cartridges are in excellent condition and the box rates very fine, Four vintage boxes of assorted shotshells. First, (1) 25-round U.S. exhibiting some light handling wear at the edges and corners but no Ammunition two-piece box containing (20) U.S. Ammunition Climax 12 instances of separation or loss. (129206-3F) ga. 3” paper hull shells, 1 1/8 oz. No. 4 shot, and (5) Western Newchief 2749 Collectible 300 Savage 12 ga. 3 1/4” paper hull shells, 1 1/8 oz. No. 6 shot. The shells are in Two vintage boxes of .300 Savage ammunition. The first is a red and very fine condition, exhibiting a few instances of fading of the paper, yellow Savage-brand complete 20-round box of 180 gr. soft point otherwise little to no evidence of degradation or damage. The box rates cartridges. The cartridges are in excellent condition and the box rates good, exhibiting some flaking of the paper label at the edges and near excellent with some light handling wear at the edges. Second is a separation at some of the edges of the upper lid but no major loss of blue and yellow complete 20-round box of Peters High Velocity 150 gr. material. Next, (1) partial 25-round box containing (15) Peters High soft point cartridges. The cartridges rate about excellent, a few Velocity 12 ga. 2 3/4” shells, 3 3/4 drams equivalent, 1 1/4 oz. No. 4 exhibiting some negligible instances of tarnish, and the box rates shot; the shells rate excellent and the box is in fine condition with few excellent with minimal wear aside from expected age darkening. blemishes except some light storage wear at the edges and corners. (129206-3G) Next, one partial 25-round box containing (23) Winchester Ranger Super 2750 Collectible 30-40 Krag and 30-30 Skeet 20 ga. 2 3/4” paper hull shells, 2 1/4 drams equivalent, 7/8 oz. No. Three vintage boxes of ammunition. First, one blue and yellow partial 9 shot. The shells exhibit some color fading of the paper and are 20-round box containing (10) cartridges of Western Super-X .30-40 Krag otherwise in excellent condition. The opening flaps of one end of the box 180 gr. soft point and (9) fired brass casings of the same. The cartridges have become separated and the outer flap has been partially and brass are in excellent condition with some light mottled instances of adhesive-repaired; the box rates very good overall. Finally, (1) partial patina on a few examples. The box is in fine condition with a bit of 25-round box containing (16) J.C. Higgins Xtra-Range 2 3/4” Magnum expected light handling wear. Second, one red, blue and yellow partial shells, 3 1/2 drams equivalent, 1 1/4 oz. No. 6 shot. The shells rate 20-round box containing (16) Winchester .30-40 Krag Super Speed 180 excellent and the box is in very fine to near excellent condition with a bit gr. Silvertip cartridges. The cartridges range from very good to excellent of light handling wear at the edges and occasional spots of light staining. condition, some examples showing varying degrees of light mottled (129206-3A) brown patina and thin textured green-white verdigris on the brass. The 2744 Vintage 12 Gauge Shotshells box rates very good plus to excellent with some light wear and softening Four boxes of assorted 12 ga. shotshells. First, one partial 25-round box of the corners; the closing flaps have been lost from one end. Third, one containing (13) Winchester Super Speed 2 3/4” shells, 3 3/4 drams partial red, blue and yellow 20-round box containing (10) Winchester equivalent, 1 1/4 oz., No. 6 shot; the shells are excellent and the box is Super Speed .30-30 170 gr. soft point cartridges. The cartridges are in a bit faded but otherwise unblemished. Next, one partial 25-round box excellent condition and the box rates very good plus to excellent; one of containing (9) Winchester Ranger 2 3/4” shells, 3 1/4 drams equivalent, the closing flaps has become detached but is included and the rest of 1 1/4 oz. No. 7 1/2 shot; both shells and box are in excellent condition. the box remains whole with light handling wear. (129206-3H) Next, one full box of Remington Kleanbore Nitro Express Extra Long 2751 Collectible Western Cartridges Range 2 3/4” shells, 3 3/4 drams equivalent, 1 1/4 oz. No. 7 1/2 shot; Three vintage boxes of Western-brand cartridges in assorted calibers. the shells are excellent, the box is near excellent with a bit of light First, one partial 50-round box containing (45) Western .25-20 Win 86 handling wear and a tape repair of the top flap hinge. Finally, one partial gr. soft point cartridges. The cartridges are in excellent condition and the 25-round box containing 14 Peters High-Velocity 2 3/4” shells, 3 3/4 box rates very fine with little wear. Second, one partial 20-round box drams equivalent, 1 1/4 oz. No. 7 1/2 shot; the shells are about excellent containing (16) Western .38-55 Winchester 255 gr. soft point cartridges with some negligible patina on the brass and the box very good plus to and three brass casings of the same. The cartridges are in fine condition excellent with some light handling wear at the edges. (129206-3B) with a few instances of patina here and there. The box is in good 2745 Vintage 16 Gauge Shotshells condition overall: the bottom rear edge has become separated and one Four boxes of assorted 16 ga. shotshells. First, one full box of Power of the closing flaps has been lost, otherwise the printed faces exhibit Mate 2 3/4” shells, 2 1/2 drams equivalent, 1 oz. No. 6 shot; the shells minimal wear and remain crisp and clear. Third, one complete 20-round rate very good plus to excellent with some patina on the brass and the box of Western Super-X 348 Win 250 gr. Silvertip cartridges. Both box is near excellent with some minimal handling wear. Next, one full cartridges and box are in excellent condition with minimal wear. box of Federal Monark 2 3/4” shells, 2 1/2 drams equivalent, 1 oz. No. 6 (129206-3J) shot; the shells are in excellent condition and the box rates about fine, exhibiting some light scuffing at the edges with a few unobtrusive tape repairs. Next, one full 25-round box of Western Super-X 2 3/4” shells, max. load, 1 1/8 oz. No. 4 shot; box and shells are in excellent condition. Finally, one partial 25-round box containing (24) Winchester Ranger 2 9/16” shells, 2 1/2 drams equivalent, 1 oz. No. 6 shot; the shells are in excellent condition and the box rates near excellent with only some very light edge wear. (129206-3C) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2752 Collectible Cartridges and Boxes 2760 Mixed 38-55 Ammunition A small assortment of vintage ammunition and ammunition boxes. This lot includes five full and or partial 20 round boxes from multiple Examples include: (25) rounds mixed Remington UMC and Winchester manufacturers. First are three boxes (2 full, 1 partial of 12 rounds) 255 .32 ACP and (10) rounds .32 S&W in a red and yellow Winchester .32 gr., SP cartridges in a yellow and red box that have mostly dark colored ACP box, the cartridges near excellent with light patina and the box in brass with some very minor oxidation on the lead. Second is a full yellow excellent condition; one partial green 50-round box of Remington and blue box of Western, 255 gr., SP cartridges that have minor Kleanbore 22LR containing 48 rounds, the cartridges and box very fine discoloration in the brass and remain in fine condition. Third is a full blue with minimal wear; one complete 50-round box of Federal 22LR in and yellow box of Peters Rustless, 255 gr., SP cartridges that are excellent condition; one partial brown cardboard 5-round box containing slightly discolored and remain in fine condition. (109399-2C) (3) Winchester Super Speed 12 ga. 2 3/4” shells with 1oz. slugs, the 2761 Winchester Legendary Frontiersman shells in excellent condition and the box very good plus to excellent with This iconic picture box contains 20 nickel-brass cartridges in 38-55. light handling wear; one complete brown cardboard 5-round box of These are 255 gr., SP cartridges that remain in excellent condition. The Peters High Velocity Rifled Slug 12 ga. 2 3/4” shells, box and shells in box remains in near excellent condition aside from some very minor dirt excellent condition; assorted empty vintage ammunition boxes including staining and a spot on the front where a price was written softly in ink. A UMC .45-500 Gov with original packaging twine attached, Dominion fine example overall. (109399-2D) 6.5mm Mannlicher-Schönauer, Peters Rustless .45-70 Gov and 2762 7x57R Ammunition Remington Kleanbore .30-06, all boxes rating about very fine to This lot includes two sealed ten round boxes of RWS 162 gr., Cone Tip excellent with minimal wear. (129206-3K) Bullet. Both boxes remain in excellent condition. (109399-2E) 2753 12 Gauge Shotshells 2763 22 Hornet Ammunition Six boxes of assorted 12 ga. shotshells: (1) full 25-round box Herter’s This lot includes two full 50 round boxes. First is a Winchester Select Target 2 3/4” shells, 1 1/8 oz. 8 shot, excellent condition; (1) full Super-Speed, 45 gr., SP cartridges that remain mostly bright in excellent 25-round box Herter’s Select Target 2 3/4” shells, 1oz. 7 1/2 shot, condition. Second is a Winchester Western Super-X 46 gr., Hollow Point excellent condition; (1) full 25-round box Peters Victor 2 3/4” shells, 3 Exp. Cartridges that remain mostly bright in excellent condition. 1/4 drams equivalent, 1 1/8oz. 6 shot, excellent condition with hints of (109399-2F) light patina on the brass; (1) full 25-round box Western Xpert 2 3/4” 2764 Mixed Ammunition shells, 3 drams equivalent, 1oz. 6 shot, near excellent condition with This lot includes one full 50 round box of 38-40 and three full and or instances of light verdigris on several of the shells; (1) full 25-round box partial boxes of 44-40. First is a full box of Peters Rustless 38-40, 180 Remington Express 2 3/4” shells, 3 3/4 drams equivalent, 1 1/4oz. 6 gr., SP cartridges that are mostly dull brass with some of the cartridges shot, excellent condition; (1) partial 25-round box containing (22) having light oxidation on the lead. The box has tape repairs and is in Winchester Ranger paper hull 2 3/4” shells of an unknown load, several overall good condition. Second are two boxes of Remington Kleanbore of the shells hand-marked “11”, in very fine to near excellent condition 44-40, 200 gr., SP cartridges. One box is full the other is a partial with minimal handling wear and a few instances of patina on the brass. containing 37 cartridges all are mostly dull colored brass in very good (129206-6) condition. Third 50 mixed rounds of 44-40 housed in a Winchester 2754 16 Gauge Shotshells Oilproof box that appear to be mostly Winchester and Remington head Five full 25-round boxes of 16 ga. shotshells in various configurations: stamped all in very good condition. (109399-2G) Federal Duck & Pheasant, 2 3/4”, 3 1/4 drams equivalent, 1 1/8 oz. 7 1/2 2765 Winchester 40-72 Ammunition shot; Winchester Upland Field Load, 2 3/4”, 2 3/4 drams equivalent, 1 This lot contains a sealed 20 round two-piece box with intact orange 1/8 oz. 6 shot; Remington Express, 2 3/4”, 3 1/4 drams equivalent, 1 1/8 label of 300 gr., SP cartridges. The box shows some light scuffing and oz. 5 shot; Remington ShurShot Field Load, 2 3/4”, 2 3/4 drams ingrained dirt staining with the labels remaining 99% intact. There is a equivalent, 1 1/8 oz. 7 1/2 shot; Remington Express 2 3/4”, 3 1/4 drams small crease along the face where the box has settled in the label and equivalent, 1 1/8 oz. 4 shot. All shells are in excellent condition. this would make a great addition to any collection. (109399-1) (129206-7) 2766 Winchester 50-110 Express Ammunition 2755 Winchester AA 28 Gauge Target Load Shotshells This lot includes a full 20 round two-piece box with blue colored label of (1) partial and (9) full 25-round boxes of Winchester 28 ga. 2 3/4” shells, Winchester 50-110 Express, 300 gr., SP cartridges. The cartridges have 2 drams equivalent, 3/4 oz. 9 shot. All shells rate about excellent, the dulled colored brass and remain in very good condition and the box majority remaining unblemished and several examples showing a very rates excellent with labels 99% intact aside from a few minor scuffs and slight patina on the brass or one or two negligible instances of light light ingrained dirt staining. (109399-1A) verdigris. (129206-8A) 2767 Winchester 50-110 Express Ammunition 2756 28 Gauge Shotshells This lot includes a full 20 round two-piece box of Winchester Staynless Nine boxes of 28 ga. shotshells in a variety of configurations: (5) full 50-110-300 soft point cartridges. The box is tattered missing a small 25-round boxes and (1) partial (22-count) box of Fiocchi 2 3/4” shells, section on the corner with multiple repaired seams, corners, and edges, 3/4 oz. 6 shot; (2) full 25-round boxes of Remington Express Long however the orange colored labels remain 98% intact and the cartridges Range 2 3/4” shells, 2 1/4 drams equivalent, 3/4 oz. 6 shot; (1) partial have varying levels of light oxidation on the lead and darkening in the 25-round box containing (13) Federal Gold Medal 2 3/4” shells, 2 drams brass. (109399-1B) equivalent, 3/4 oz. 6 shot, (3) shells Winchester AA 2 3/4” 2 drams 2768 Winchester 38-56 Ammunition equivalent, 3/4 oz. 9 shot, (2) shells AA Plus #9 Skeet. All shells are in This lot contains two 20 round two-piece boxes. First is a full orange excellent condition. (129206-8B) labeled box of Staynless, 255 gr., SP cartridges that are mostly dull 2757 16 Gauge Shotshells colored with some light oxidation on the lead in good overall condition. This lot includes ten full 25 round boxes. First are two Fiocchi High Second is a full green labeled box of 255 gr., SP cartridges that are Velocity 2 3/4", 1 1/8 Oz, No. 7 1/2 shot. Second are four Kent 2 3/4", 1 mostly dark and remain in overall very good condition. (109399-1C) Oz, No.6 shot upland game loads. Third are four Fiocchi Field 2 3/4", 1 2769 Winchester 45-70 Ammunition 1/8 Oz, No. 7 1/2 Shot. All shells are plastic hull and remain in excellent This lot includes a full 20 round box of 45-70 Extra Solid Head, 500 gr., condition. (109437-6) grooved bullet cartridges. The two-piece box remains complete with 2758 Western 375 H&H Magnum 98% label coverage that shows some minor scuffing and ingrained dirt This lot includes two full 20 round boxes of Super-X, 270 SP cartridges staining. The cartridges rate very good plus with dulled color brass and in the blue and yellow box. The cartridges show some very light this would be a great addition to any cartridge collection. (109399-1D) discoloration in the brass and remain in excellent condition. The boxes 2770 Winchester 40-72 Ammunition both have scuffs, and separated seams and end flaps with all loose This lot includes two 20 round boxes. First is a two-piece box with blue pieces present. (109399-2A) label that contains 18 cartridges and two fired casings of 40-72-300 2759 Mixed 25-35 Ammunition Smokeless 300 gr., metal patched bullets that remain in good overall This lot includes five full and or partial 20 round boxes from several condition with varying levels of oxidation on the brass. The box remains manufacturers. First are two full yellow boxes of Winchester in good plus condition with 95% label coverage that has overall scuffing Super-Speed and Western Super-X, 117 gr., SP cartridges that remain and ingrained dirt staining. Second is a full two-piece box of 40-72-330, mostly bright in excellent condition. Second is a full blue and yellow box 330 gr., cartridges that remain in very good condition with dulled color of Western Super-X, 117 gr., SP cartridges with mostly dark colored brass. The box remains in good plus condition with 95% label coverage brass in overall fine condition. Third is a full red, yellow, and blue box of and has overall light scuffing and ingrained dirt staining. (109399-1E) Winchester Super Speed, 117 gr., SP cartridges that have slightly dark colored brass in overall fine condition. Last is a partial green and red box containing (12) Remington Kleanbore, 117 gr., SP cartridges with (8) fired cases all having mostly bright brass in very good condition. (109399-2B) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2771 Winchester 40-72-330 Ammunition 2784 7.62X51mm NATO This lot includes two 20 round boxes. There is a full two-piece box and a This lot includes nine full 20 round boxes of Chilean manufactured ball partial two-piece box containing 19 cartridges. The cartridges are mostly ammunition. The cartridges come in natural colored boxes with black dull colored and remain in good overall condition. The boxes show stenciling and all appear to have seen some moisture damage leaving overall light ingrained dirt staining, scuffing and a few minor separations the cartridges with varying amounts of verdigris and oxidation on the along some of the seams. They have 85-90% label coverage and brass cartridges. They rate from fair to good overall and caution should remain in about good overall condition. (109399-1F) be exercised on choosing what to use. (109560-32D) 2772 Mixed 7.62x39 Ammunition 2785 Ball Ammunition This lot includes an OD Green ammo can of multiple manufacturers This lot includes six full and or partial 20 round boxes. First is a partial ammo. There are 16 full 20 round boxes of Brown Bear 123 gr., 20 round box of 7.62 M80 ball ammunition with PS marked head stamps lacquered case FMJ cartridges, 13 full 20 round boxes of Wolf 122 gr., in a camouflage PMC box containing 19 brass cartridges in overall very steel case, HP cartridges, one full 20 round box of Winchester 123 gr., good condition. Second is a full 20 round red and white box of PMC FMJ cartridges, one full 20 round box of PMC 125 gr., PSP cartridges 7.62x39mm, 125 gr., PSP brass body cartridges in overall excellent and lastly a sealed bag of 20 Wolf steel cased cartridges all in excellent condition. Third are two full 20 round camouflage boxes of PMC condition. (109578-2) 7.62x39mm, 122 gr., FMJ brass cartridges in excellent condition. Fourth 2773 Mixed Caliber Ammunition is a full 20 round box of Russian surplus steel body cartridges housed in This lot includes four 50 round boxes of 38 special and 44 Hotshot. First a PMC box. Fifth are two partial boxes of mixed manufacture are two full boxes of Remington Arms Company surplus 130 gr., ball 7.62x39mm that includes 19 PMC cartridges and 14 likely Russian cartridges. They come in natural colored boxes with stenciled black manufactured cartridges. Some are brass and the balance is steel labels that read “50 Cartridges / Caliber .38 Special / 130 Grain Ball M41 bodied all are in excellent condition. (109650-32E) / Lot RA5289” and remain in very condition. Second are two boxes of 2786 7.62 NATO Thompson Center Contender 44 Hotshot Capsules. There is a partial This lot includes a 140 round battle pack of likely South African containing 36 green (#7 1/2”) and the other 39 red (#6) all in very good manufactured 7.62x51mm. The cartridges are sealed in a brown colored condition. (107757-4E) vinyl pack with carry handle and marked “140 RD / 7,62x51mm / Ball 2774 Remington 300 Ultra Mag M1A2 / CTN / 515 A 83”. (109560-32G) This lot includes a full 20 round box of Remington Premier A-Frame 300 2787 7.62 NATO Remington Ultra Mag, 200 gr., Swift A-Frame PSP cartridges that This lot includes a 140 round battle pack of likely South African remain in excellent condition. (109273-2) manufactured 7.62x51mm. The cartridges are sealed in a brown colored 2775 Remington 7mm Ultra Mag vinyl pack with carry handle and marked “140 RD / 7,62x51mm / Ball This lot includes a full 20 round box of 7mm Remington Ultra Mag, 175 M1A2 / CTN / 515 A 83”. (109560-32F) gr., Swift A-Frame PSP cartridges with overall bright brass and remain in 2788 Lake City 7.62 NATO & 30-06 excellent condition. This is a bonus pack originally with hunting DVD, This lot includes three full 20 round boxes. There are two white colored unfortunately the DVD was the only trophy taken with this box of boxes with red and blue stenciled lettering that read “20 CARTRIDGES / cartridges and isn’t included. (109273-1) 7.62 MM NATO / M118 / LOT LC 12083 / MATCH / Bullet 173 GRAINS / 2776 Hornady 375 Ruger VELOCITY 2550 FPS / LAKE CITY ARMY PLANT” both are complete This lot includes a full 20 round box of Hornady Custom 375 Ruger, 270 with some light ingrained dirt staining and mostly bright brass. Second is gr., SP-RP cartridges with overall bright brass remaining in excellent a natural colored box with black stenciled letters that reads “20 condition. (109273-4) CARTRIDGES / CALIBER .30 / BALL M2 / LOT LC 42662 / LAKE CITY 2777 Hornady 375 Ruger ARMY PLANT” that remains sealed in excellent condition. (109560-32H) This lot includes a full 20 round box of Hornady Custom 375 Ruger, 270 2789 30-06 Surplus gr., SP-RP cartridges with overall bright brass remaining in excellent This lot includes 192 rounds of Danish manufactured ball ammunition condition. (109273-4A) with AMA / 86 head stamps in enbloc clips and cloth bandoleers. Items 2778 Winchester 7mm WSM are in overall excellent condition. (109560-32I) This lot includes two full 20 round boxes of Winchester Super-X 7mm 2790 30-06 Surplus Winchester Short Magnum, 150 gr., Power-Point cartridges with slightly This lot includes 192 rounds of Danish manufactured ball ammunition dull brass in overall very good condition. (109273-3) with AMA / 86 head stamps in enbloc clips and cloth bandoleers. Items 2779 Winchester 7mm WSM are in overall excellent condition. (109560-32J) This lot includes two full 20 round boxes of Winchester Super-X 7mm 2791 30-06 Ball Ammo Winchester Short Magnum, 150 gr., Power-Point cartridges with mostly This lot includes 172 rounds of surplus 30-06 in enbloc clips and five dull colored brass in overall very good condition. (109273-3A) round stripper clips. The cartridges are a mixture of Danish and Lake 2780 7.62x51mm NATO City manufacture and come in a green painted wooden ammo crate and This lot includes 204 loose rounds of Chilean manufactured ball cloth bandoleers. The crate is Danish marked and all items are in ammunition. The head stamps are marked NA F / 77 TO and the excellent condition. (109560-32K) cartridges remain in fair to good condition. There are varying amounts of 2792 Sig 9mm Personal Defense verdigris and oxidation on the brass and bullets and caution should be This lot includes five full 20 round boxes of Sig Sauer Elite Performance exercised when choosing what to use and what not to use. (109650-32) 147 gr., V-Crown JHP cartridges. These nickel-plated cartridges are in 2781 7.62X51mm NATO excellent condition. (109412-23I8) This lot includes nine full 20 round boxes of Chilean manufactured ball 2793 Hornady 50 AE Ammunition ammunition. The cartridges come in natural colored boxes with black This lot includes three full 20 round boxes of Hornady Custom 300gr., stenciling and all appear to have seen some moisture damage leaving XTP/HP brass cartridges that remain in excellent condition. the cartridges with varying amounts of verdigris and oxidation on the (109412-BI10) brass cartridges. They rate from fair to good overall and caution should 2794 Hornady 50 AE Ammunition be exercised on choosing what to use. (109560-32A) This lot includes three full 20 round boxes of Hornady Custom 300gr., 2782 7.62X51mm NATO XTP/HP brass cartridges that remain in excellent condition. This lot includes nine full 20 round boxes of Chilean manufactured ball (109412-BI11) ammunition. The cartridges come in natural colored boxes with black 2795 Hornady 380 ACP Personal Defense stenciling and all appear to have seen some moisture damage leaving This lot includes four full 25 round boxes of Hornady Critical Defense 90 the cartridges with varying amounts of verdigris and oxidation on the gr., FTX nickel-plated cartridges that remain in excellent condition. brass cartridges. They rate from fair to good overall and caution should (109412-BI7) be exercised on choosing what to use. (109560-32B) 2796 Remington 22 LR 2783 7.62X51mm NATO This lot includes five factory sealed 50 round boxes of Remington 22 This lot includes nine full 20 round boxes of Chilean manufactured ball LR, Match EPS, 40 gr., LFN cartridges manufactured by Eley in ammunition. The cartridges come in natural colored boxes with black excellent condition. (109413-1) stenciling and all appear to have seen some moisture damage leaving 2797 Remington 22 LR the cartridges with varying amounts of verdigris and oxidation on the This lot includes five factory sealed 50 round boxes of Remington 22 brass cartridges. They rate from fair to good overall and caution should LR, Match EPS, 40 gr., LFN cartridges manufactured by Eley in be exercised on choosing what to use. (109560-32C) excellent condition. (109413-1A) 2798 Remington 22 LR This lot includes six sealed 50 round boxes of Club Extra, 22 LR, 40 gr., LRN cartridges manufactured by Eley Ltd., in excellent condition. (109413-1B) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2799 Aguila 22 LR 2817 PMC 45 ACP Battle Pack This lot includes six full 50 round boxes of 22 Interceptor, 40 gr., copper This lot includes a sealed 250 round battle pack of 230 gr., FMJ plated RN cartridges in excellent condition. (109413-1C) cartridges. The pack is made up of five 50 round boxes and remains 2800 Winchester 22 LR Ammunition factory sealed. (109412-20AT3) This lot includes two 555 round bulk packs of Winchester White Box 22 2818 PMC 45 ACP Battle Pack LR, 38 gr., copper-plated HP cartridges in overall excellent condition. This lot includes a sealed 250 round battle pack of 230 gr., FMJ (109412-20AO7) cartridges. The pack is made up of five 50 round boxes and remains 2801 Winchester 22 LR Ammunition factory sealed. (109412-20AT4) This lot includes two 555 round bulk packs of Winchester White Box 22 2819 PMC 45 ACP Battle Pack LR, 38 gr., copper-plated HP cartridges in overall excellent condition. This lot includes a sealed 250 round battle pack of 230 gr., FMJ (109412-20AO6) cartridges. The pack is made up of five 50 round boxes and remains 2802 Aguila 22 LR Ammunition factory sealed. (109412-20AT5) This lot includes six full 50 round boxes of 22 Interceptor, 40 gr., copper 2820 PMC 45 ACP Battle Pack plated RN cartridges in excellent condition. (109413-1D) This lot includes a sealed 250 round battle pack of 230 gr., FMJ 2803 Aguila 22 LR Ammunition cartridges. The pack is made up of five 50 round boxes and remains This lot includes seven full 50 round boxes. There are four 22 factory sealed. (109412-20AT6) Interceptor, 40 gr., copper plated RN cartridges and three Super Extra, 2821 Spam Can of 9mm 38 gr., copper plated RN cartridges all in excellent condition. This lot includes a sealed 900 round tin of TulAmmo 115 gr., steel cased (109413-1E) Berdan primed non-corrosive cartridges. There are 18 boxes of 50 2804 Mixed Manufacture 22 RF Ammunition inside the can and included is the can opener. (109412-20AC5) This lot includes 23 full boxes of various 22 LR and blanks. First are four 2822 Spam Can of 9mm full 50 round boxes of Magtech 22 LR, 40 gr., LRN cartridges. Second This lot includes a sealed 900 round tin of TulAmmo 115 gr., steel cased are five full 50 round boxes of CCI 22 LR, 32 gr., Segmented HP Berdan primed non-corrosive cartridges. There are 18 boxes of 50 cartridges. Third is a full 50 round box of Federal Game Shock 22 LR, inside the can and included is the can opener. (109412-20AC6) 38 gr., copper-plated RN bullet. Fourth are four full 50 round boxes of 2823 9mm Ammunition Winchester Wildcat 22 LR, 40 gr., LRN cartridges. Fifth are six full 50 This lot includes five full 50 round boxes of Blazer Brass 124 gr., FMJ round boxes of American Eagle 22 LR, 38 gr. Copper plated RN cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-20AA) cartridges. Last are three full 50 round boxes of Remington 22 Short 2824 9mm Ammunition blanks. All items are in excellent condition. (109413-1F) This lot includes five full 50 round boxes of Blazer Brass 124 gr., FMJ 2805 Winchester 22 LR Ammunition cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-20AA1) This lot includes two 555 round bulk packs of Winchester White Box 22 2825 9mm Ammunition LR, 38 gr., copper-plated HP cartridges in overall excellent condition. This lot includes five full 50 round boxes of Blazer Brass 124 gr., FMJ (109412-20AO10) cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-20AA2) 2806 Winchester 22 LR Ammunition 2826 9mm Ammunition This lot includes two 555 round bulk packs of Winchester White Box 22 This lot includes five full 50 round boxes of Blazer Brass 124 gr., FMJ LR, 38 gr., copper-plated HP cartridges in overall excellent condition. cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-20AA3) (109412-20AO9) 2827 Remington 22 LR Ammunition 2807 Winchester 22 LR Ammunition This lot includes five factory sealed 100 round boxes of 22 Subsonic, 38 This lot includes two 555 round bulk packs of Winchester White Box 22 gr., lead HP cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-20B) LR, 38 gr., copper-plated HP cartridges in overall excellent condition. 2828 Remington 22 LR Ammunition (109412-20AO8) This lot includes five factory sealed 100 round boxes of 22 Subsonic, 38 2808 CCI 22 CB Long Ammunition gr., lead HP cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-20B1) This lot includes ten sealed 100 round boxes of CB 22 Long, 29 gr., RN 2829 Remington 22 LR Ammunition cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-24AF) This lot includes five factory sealed 100 round boxes of 22 Subsonic, 38 2809 CCI 22 LR Ammunition gr., lead HP cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-20B2) This lot includes ten sealed 100 round boxes of Sub-Sonic 22 LR, 40 2830 Remington 22 LR Ammunition grain, HP cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-24AG) This lot includes five factory sealed 100 round boxes of 22 Subsonic, 38 2810 CCI 22 LR & CB Long Ammunition gr., lead HP cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-20B3) This lot includes ten sealed 100 round boxes. There are five Mini-Mag, 2831 Remington 22 LR Ammunition 40 gr., copper-plated RN cartridges, four CB 22 Long, 29 gr., LRN This lot includes five factory sealed 100 round boxes of 22 Subsonic, 38 cartridges, and one Standard Velocity, 40 gr., LRN cartridges all in gr., lead HP cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-20B4) excellent condition. (109412-24AH) 2832 Remington 45 ACP Ammunition 2811 CCI 22 CB Long Ammunition This lot includes five full 50 round boxes of Remington UMC, 185 gr., This lot includes five sealed 100 round boxes of CB 22 Long, 29 gr., RN MC cartridges in the green and white boxes in excellent condition. cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-24AI) (109412-20W1) 2812 Mixed Manufacture 380 ACP 2833 Remington 45 ACP Ammunition This lot includes six full and or partial boxes. First are four full 25 round This lot includes five full 50 round boxes of Remington UMC, 185 gr., boxes of Hornady Critical Defense, 90 gr., FTX nickel-plated cartridges MC cartridges in the green and white boxes in excellent condition. in excellent condition. Second is a full 20 round box of Liberty (109412-20W2) Ammunition Civil Defense, 50 gr., lead free nickel-plated cartridges in 2834 Remington 20 Ga. Slugs excellent condition. Last is a full 50 round box of Winchester Personal This lot includes six full five round boxes of Premier AccuTip, 3”, 260 gr., Protection, 95 gr., JHP cartridges with mostly bright brass in excellent Sabot Slugs in excellent condition. (109412-9) condition. (109412-BI6) 2835 Remington 20 Ga. Slugs 2813 Federal 22 LR Ammunition This lot includes seven full five round boxes of Premier AccuTip, 3”, 260 This lot includes five factory sealed 325 round boxes of Target Grade gr., Sabot Slugs in excellent condition. (109412-9A) Performance, 40 gr., solid rimfire cartridges in excellent condition. 2836 Winchester 12 Ga. Shotshells (9412-20Q7) This lot includes five full 25 round boxes of Super-Target, 2 3/4”, 1 1/8 2814 Federal 22 LR Ammunition Oz, No. 7 1/2 shot light target loads in excellent condition. (109412-14) This lot includes five factory sealed 325 round boxes of Target Grade 2837 Winchester 12 Ga. Shotshells Performance, 40 gr., solid rimfire cartridges in excellent condition. This lot includes five full 25 round boxes of Xpert Game/Target Steel (9412-20Q8) Shot. There are three boxes of 2 3/4”, 1 1/8 Oz, No. 7 shot and two 2815 PMC 45 ACP Battle Pack boxes of 2 3/4”, 1 1/8 Oz, No. 6 shot all in excellent condition. This lot includes a sealed 250 round battle pack of 230 gr., FMJ (109412-14A) cartridges. The pack is made up of five 50 round boxes and remains 2838 Mixed 12 Ga. Shotshells factory sealed. (109412-20AT1) This lot includes four full 25 round boxes from various manufacturers. 2816 PMC 45 ACP Battle Pack First is a full box of Remington Sportsman HI-Speed Steel 2 3/4”, 1 Oz, This lot includes a sealed 250 round battle pack of 230 gr., FMJ No. 7 Shot. Second is a full 25 round box of Fiocchi Golden Pheasant cartridges. The pack is made up of five 50 round boxes and remains Nickel-Plated (lead shot) GPX, 2 3/4”, 1 3/8 Oz, No. 5 shot. Third is a full factory sealed. (109412-20AT2) 25 round box of Winchester Super-Target, 2 3/4”, 1 1/8 Oz, No. 7 1/2 shot light target load. Fourth is a full 25 round box of Winchester Xpert game / target steel Shot, 2 3/4”, 1 1/8 Oz, No. 6 shot all items are in excellent condition. (109412-14B) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2839 Winchester 12 Ga. Shotshells 2861 TulAmmo 7.62x39mm This Lot includes five full 25 round boxes of various Winchester This lot includes 26 full 20 round boxes of 122 gr., HP, steel cased, shotshells. First are three boxes of Xpert Game / Target Steel Shot, 2 Berdan primed cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-23C18) 3/4”, 1 1/8 Oz, No. 7 Shot. Second is a box of Xpert Game / Target Steel 2862 TulAmmo 7.62x39mm Shot, 2 3/4”, 1 1/8 Oz, No. 6 shot. Last is a box of Winchester This lot includes 26 full 20 round boxes of 122 gr., HP, steel cased, Super-Target, 2 3/4”, 1 1/8 Oz, No. 7 1/2 shot light target load all are in Berdan primed cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-23C19) excellent condition. (109412-14D) 2863 TulAmmo 7.62x39mm 2840 Winchester 12 Ga. Shotshells This lot includes 27 full 20 round boxes of 122 gr., HP, steel cased, This lot includes four full 25 round boxes of Xpert Game/Target Steel Berdan primed cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-23C20) Shot. There are three boxes of 2 3/4”, 1 1/8 Oz, No.6 shot and one box 2864 Blazer 44 Magnum of 2 3/4”, 1 1/8 Oz, No.7 shot all in excellent condition. (109412-14C) This lot includes three full 50 round boxes of 240 gr., JHP aluminum 2841 22 WMR Ammunition cased cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-23C21) This lot includes five factory sealed 50 round boxes of Hornady Critical 2865 Blazer 44 Magnum Defense, 22 WMR, 45 gr., FTX rimfire cartridges in excellent condition. This lot includes three full 50 round boxes of 240 gr., JHP aluminum (109412-24AF1) cased cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-23C22) 2842 22 WMR Ammunition 2866 Blazer 44 Magnum This lot includes five factory sealed 50 round boxes of Hornady Critical This lot includes three full 50 round boxes of 240 gr., JHP aluminum Defense, 22 WMR, 45 gr., FTX rimfire cartridges in excellent condition. cased cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-23C23) (109412-24AF2) 2867 Blazer 44 Magnum 2843 223 Rem Ammunition This lot includes three full 50 round boxes of 240 gr., JHP aluminum This lot includes nine full 20 round boxes of Sellier & Bellot 223 Rem, 55 cased cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-23C24) gr., FMJ cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-23C40) 2868 Blazer 44 Magnum 2844 223 Rem Ammunition This lot includes two full 50 round boxes of 240 gr., JHP aluminum This lot includes six full 20 round boxes of Hornady Match 223 Rem, 75 cased cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-23C25) gr., BTHP cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-23C) 2869 Hornady 45 Colt 2845 223 Rem Ammunition This lot includes three full 20 round boxes of Critical Defense 185 gr., This lot includes seven full 20 round boxes of Hornady Match 223 Rem, FTX nickel-plated cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-23C26) 75 gr., BTHP cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-23C1) 2870 Hornady 45 Colt 2846 223 Rem Ammunition This lot includes three full 20 round boxes of Critical Defense 185 gr., This lot includes nine full 20 round boxes of Prvi Partizan, 223 Rem FTX nickel-plated cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-23C27) Match, 75 gr., BTHP cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-23C2) 2871 Hornady 45 Colt 2847 223 Rem Ammunition This lot includes three full 20 round boxes of Critical Defense 185 gr., This lot includes nine full 20 round boxes of Prvi Partizan, 223 Rem FTX nickel-plated cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-23C28) Match, 75 gr., BTHP cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-23C3) 2872 American Eagle 45 Colt 2848 223 Rem Ammunition this lot includes three full 50 round boxes of 225 gr., Jacketed SP brass This lot includes nine full 20 round boxes of Prvi Partizan, 223 Rem cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-23C29) Match, 75 gr., BTHP cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-23C4) 2873 American Eagle 45 Colt 2849 223 Rem Ammunition this lot includes three full 50 round boxes of 225 gr., Jacketed SP brass This lot includes nine full 20 round boxes of Prvi Partizan, 223 Rem cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-23C30) Match, 75 gr., BTHP cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-23C5) 2874 American Eagle 5.56mm 2850 223 Rem Ammunition This lot includes two factory sealed small plastic ammo cans containing This lot includes nine full 20 round boxes of Prvi Partizan, 223 Rem 240 rounds (120 each) of 55 gr., FMJ cartridges in excellent condition. Match, 75 gr., BTHP cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-23C6) (109412-23C31) 2851 223 Rem Ammunition 2875 American Eagle 5.56mm This lot includes nine full 20 round boxes of Prvi Partizan, 223 Rem This lot includes three factory sealed small plastic ammo cans Match, 75 gr., BTHP cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-23C8) containing 360 rounds (120 each) of 55 gr., FMJ cartridges in excellent 2852 223 Rem Ammunition condition. (109412-23C32) This lot includes nine full 20 round boxes of Prvi Partizan, 223 Rem 2876 Mixed 38 Special Match, 75 gr., BTHP cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-23C7) This lot includes three full boxes of 38 special ammunition from multiple 2853 223 Rem Ammunition manufacturers. First is a 50 round box of Ultramax remanufactured 38 This lot includes nine full 20 round boxes of Prvi Partizan, 223 Rem special 158 gr., LRN nickel-plated and brass cartridges. Second are two Match, 75 gr., BTHP cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-23C9) Winchester Target 100 round value packs 130 gr., FMJ brass cartridges 2854 PMC 10mm Ammunition all in excellent condition. (109412-23C33) This lot includes three full 50 round boxes of Bronze 10mm, 200 gr., 2877 Mixed 38 Special FMJ-TC brass cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-23C11) This lot includes three full boxes of 38 special ammunition from multiple 2855 Sig Sauer 45 ACP manufacturers. First is a 50 round box of Ultramax remanufactured 38 This lot includes four full 20 round boxes of Sig Sauer Performance 45 special 158 gr., LRN nickel-plated and brass cartridges. Second are two ACP. 185 gr., V-Crown JHP nickel-plated cartridges in excellent Winchester Target 100 round value packs 130 gr., FMJ brass cartridges condition. (109412-23C12) all in excellent condition. (109412-23C34) 2856 PMC 32 ACP 2878 Mixed 38 Special This lot includes three full 50 round boxes of Bronze 32 ACP, 71 gr., This lot includes 6 full boxes of 38 Special ammunition from multiple FMJ brass cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-23C13) manufacturers. First are four 50 round boxes of Ultramax 2857 Sig Sauer 45 ACP remanufactured 38 Special 158 gr., LRN nickel-plated and brass This lot includes four full 20 round boxes of Sig Sauer Performance 45 cartridges. Second is a Winchester Target 100 round value pack 130 ACP. There is one box of 185 gr., and three boxes of 230 gr., V-Crown gr., FMJ brass cartridges. Third is a 50 round box of Prvi Partizan 158 JHP nickel-plated cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-23C14) gr., LRN brass cartridges all in excellent condition. (109412-23C35) 2858 Sig Sauer 45 ACP 2879 TulAmmo 7.62x54R This lot includes four full 20 round boxes of Sig Sauer Performance 45 This lot includes six full 20 round boxes of 148 gr., FMJ, Berdan Primed, ACP. There is one box of 185 gr., and three boxes of 230 gr., V-Crown Steel cased cartridges that are in excellent condition. (109412-23C36) JHP nickel-plated cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-23C15) 2880 TulAmmo 7.62x54R 2859 Mixed 38 Special Ammunition This lot includes six full 20 round boxes of 148 gr., FMJ, Berdan Primed, This lot includes five full boxes. First is a 20 round box of Sig Sauer Elite Steel cased cartridges that are in excellent condition. (109412-23C37) Performance 38 Special +P, 125 gr., V-Crown JHP nickel-plated 2881 TulAmmo 7.62x54R cartridges. Second are four boxes of Prvi Partizan 38 Special, 158 gr., This lot includes six full 20 round boxes of 148 gr., FMJ, Berdan Primed, LRN brass cartridges all in excellent condition. (109412-23C16) Steel cased cartridges that are in excellent condition. (109412-23C38) 2860 Mixed 38 Special Ammunition 2882 TulAmmo 7.62x54R This lot includes five full boxes. First is a 20 round box of Sig Sauer Elite This lot includes six full 20 round boxes of 148 gr., FMJ, Berdan Primed, Performance 38 Special +P, 125 gr., V-Crown JHP nickel-plated Steel cased cartridges that are in excellent condition. (109412-23C39) cartridges. Second are four boxes of Prvi Partizan 38 Special, 158 gr., LRN brass cartridges all in excellent condition. (109412-23C17) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2883 Hornady .410 Shotshells 2901 Prvi Partizan 40 S&W This lot includes five full 20 round boxes of Critical Defense .410 Triple This lot includes 500 rounds of Serbian made 40 S&W, 180 gr., TMJ Defense 2 1/2” FTX slug and ball shotshells. These shells are loaded cartridges sealed in its original shipping carton. There are ten 50 round with an FTX slug and two 31 caliber round balls and are in excellent boxes of brass cased non-corrosive ammunition in excellent condition. condition. (109412-20B5) (109412-20AI18) 2884 Hornady .410 Shotshells 2902 Prvi Partizan 40 S&W This lot includes five full 20 round boxes of Critical Defense .410 Triple This lot includes 500 rounds of Serbian made 40 S&W, 180 gr., TMJ Defense 2 1/2” FTX slug and ball shotshells. These shells are loaded cartridges sealed in its original shipping carton. There are ten 50 round with an FTX slug and two 31 caliber round balls and are in excellent boxes of brass cased non-corrosive ammunition in excellent condition. condition. (109412-20B6) (109412-20AI19) 2885 PMC 9mm Battle Pack 2903 Independence 40 S&W this lot includes 300 rounds of 9mm, 115 gr., FMJ cartridges factory This lot includes five full 50 round boxes of 165 gr., FMJ brass cartridges sealed in six 50 round boxes inside a battle pack in excellent condition. in excellent condition. (109412-20V) (109412-20AV) 2904 Independence 40 S&W 2886 PMC 9mm Battle Pack This lot includes five full 50 round boxes of 165 gr., FMJ brass cartridges this lot includes 300 rounds of 9mm, 115 gr., FMJ cartridges factory in excellent condition. (109412-20V1) sealed in six 50 round boxes inside a battle pack in excellent condition. 2905 Independence 40 S&W (109412-20AV2) This lot includes five full 50 round boxes of 165 gr., FMJ brass cartridges 2887 PMC 9mm Battle Pack in excellent condition. (109412-20V2) this lot includes 300 rounds of 9mm, 115 gr., FMJ cartridges factory 2906 Independence 40 S&W sealed in six 50 round boxes inside a battle pack in excellent condition. This lot includes five full 50 round boxes of 165 gr., FMJ brass cartridges (109412-20AV3) in excellent condition. (109412-20V3) 2888 Blazer 45 ACP 2907 Independence 40 S&W This lot includes five full 50 round boxes of 230gr., FMJ, aluminum This lot includes five full 50 round boxes of 180 gr., FMJ brass cartridges cased cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-20B7) in excellent condition. (109412-20V4) 2889 Blazer 45 ACP 2908 Independence 40 S&W This lot includes five full 50 round boxes of 230gr., FMJ, aluminum This lot includes five full 50 round boxes of 180 gr., FMJ brass cartridges cased cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-20B8) in excellent condition. (109412-20V5) 2890 Blazer 45 ACP 2909 Independence 40 S&W This lot includes five full 50 round boxes of 230gr., FMJ, aluminum This lot includes five full 50 round boxes of 180 gr., FMJ brass cartridges cased cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-20B10) in excellent condition. (109412-20V6) 2891 Blazer 45 ACP 2910 Independence 40 S&W This lot includes five full 50 round boxes of 230gr., FMJ, aluminum This lot includes five full 50 round boxes of 180 gr., FMJ brass cartridges cased cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-20B9) in excellent condition. (109412-20V7) 2892 Hornady 380 ACP 2911 Winchester 22 Magnum This lot includes five full 25 round boxes of Critical Defense 90 gr., FTX This lot includes nine factory sealed 50 round boxes of Varmint HV, 22 nickel-plated cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-20D) Win Mag, 30 gr., Polymer tip V-Max cartridges in excellent condition. 2893 Hornady 380 ACP (109412-24AF) This lot includes five full 25 round boxes of Critical Defense 90 gr., FTX 2912 Winchester 22 Magnum nickel-plated cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-20D1) This lot includes nine factory sealed 50 round boxes of Varmint HV, 22 2894 Mixed 380 ACP Win Mag, 30 gr., Polymer tip V-Max cartridges in excellent condition. This lot includes six full boxes of mixed manufacturers ammunition. First (109412-24AG) are four full 50 round boxes of PPU 94 gr., FMJ brass cartridges. 2913 Winchester 22 Magnum Second is two full 20 round boxes of Sig Sauer Elite Performance 90 gr., This lot includes nine factory sealed 50 round boxes of Varmint HV, 22 V-Crown JHP, nickel-plated cartridges all in excellent condition. Win Mag, 30 gr., Polymer tip V-Max cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-20Z) (109412-24AH) 2895 Mixed 380 ACP 2914 Mixed 22 Magnum This lot includes five full boxes of mixed manufacturers ammunition. This lot includes eight factory sealed 50 round boxes. First are two CCI First are four full 50 round boxes of PPU 94 gr., FMJ brass cartridges. 22 WMR, 30 gr., Polymer Tip V-MAX cartridges. Second are three CCI Second is a full 20 round boxes of Sig Sauer Elite Performance 90 gr., 22 WMR HP, 40 gr., JHP cartridges. Third are three Winchester Varmint V-Crown JHP, nickel-plated cartridges all in excellent condition. HV, 22 Win Mag, 30 gr. Polymer Tip cartridges all in excellent condition. (109412-20Z2) (109412-24AI) 2896 Mixed 380 ACP 2915 Mixed 22 Magnum This lot includes six full boxes of mixed manufacturers ammunition. First This lot includes eight factory sealed 50 round boxes. First are two CCI are four full 50 round boxes of PPU 94 gr., FMJ brass cartridges. 22 WMR, 30 gr., Polymer Tip V-MAX cartridges. Third are five Second is two full 20 round boxes of Sig Sauer Elite Performance 90 gr., Winchester Varmint HV, 22 Win Mag, 30 gr. Polymer Tip cartridges all in V-Crown JHP, nickel-plated cartridges all in excellent condition. excellent condition. (109412-24AJ) (109412-20Z3) 2916 Winchester 22 Magnum 2897 Mixed 380 ACP This lot includes nine factory sealed 50 round boxes of Varmint HV, 22 This lot includes six full boxes of mixed manufacturers ammunition. First Win Mag, 30 gr., Polymer tip V-Max cartridges in excellent condition. are four full 50 round boxes of PPU 94 gr., FMJ brass cartridges. (109412-24AK) Second is two full 20 round boxes of Sig Sauer Elite Performance 90 gr., 2917 Winchester 22 Magnum V-Crown JHP, nickel-plated cartridges all in excellent condition. This lot includes nine factory sealed 50 round boxes of Varmint HV, 22 (109412-20Z4) Win Mag, 30 gr., Polymer tip V-Max cartridges in excellent condition. 2898 Mixed 380 ACP (109412-24AL) This lot includes five full boxes of mixed manufacturers ammunition. 2918 Winchester 22 Magnum First are two full 50 round boxes of PPU 94 gr., FMJ brass cartridges. This lot includes nine factory sealed 50 round boxes of Varmint HV, 22 Second are three full 20 round boxes of Sig Sauer Elite Performance 90 Win Mag, 30 gr., Polymer tip V-Max cartridges in excellent condition. gr., V-Crown JHP, nickel-plated cartridges all in excellent condition. (109412-24AM) (109412-20Z5) 2919 222 Rem. Mag. Ammunition 2899 Prvi Partizan 40 S&W This lot includes seven full and or partial 20 round boxes of Remington This lot includes 500 rounds of Serbian made 40 S&W, 180 gr., TMJ High Velocity, 55 gr., PSP brass cartridges in excellent condition. The cartridges sealed in its original shipping carton. There are ten 50 round brass is slightly discolored and there are six full boxes and a partial boxes of brass cased non-corrosive ammunition in excellent condition. containing 6 cartridges and 11 casings. (109412-23R) (109412-20AI16) 2920 Mixed 9mm Ammunition 2900 Prvi Partizan 40 S&W This lot includes six full boxes. First are two full 25 round boxes of This lot includes 500 rounds of Serbian made 40 S&W, 180 gr., TMJ Hornady Critical Duty 9mm, 135 gr., FlexLock nickel-plated cartridges. cartridges sealed in its original shipping carton. There are ten 50 round Second are four full 50 round boxes of Blazer, 115 gr., FMJ aluminum boxes of brass cased non-corrosive ammunition in excellent condition. cased cartridges. All items are in excellent condition. (9412-20V) (109412-20AI17) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2921 Hornady 9mm Ammunition 2934 Mixed Shotshell Lot This lot includes four full boxes. First is a full 25 round box of Hornady Approximately (150) loose shotshells in a variety of configurations. Critical Duty 9mm, 135 gr., FlexLock nickel-plated cartridges. Second Examples include: Winchester 20 ga. Rabbit & Squirrel Load, 2 1/2”, 7/8 are three full 50 round boxes of Hornady Steel Match, 125 gr., HAP oz. No. 6 shot; Winchester Dove & Quail Load 20 ga., 2 1/2”, 7/8 oz. No. polymer coated steel cased cartridges all in excellent condition. 8 shot; Express 12 ga., 2 1/2”, 1 1/8 oz. No. 7 1/2 shot; Winchester (109412-23I9) Super-X 12 ga., 2 3/4”, No. 6 shot; PMC Magnum Steel 12 ga., 3”, 1 1/4 2922 Mixed 9mm Ammunition oz. steel BB shot; Federal; Magnum 12 ga., 3”, 1 7/8 oz. BB shot; This lot includes five full boxes. First are three full 20 round boxes of Winchester Dove & Quail Load 12 ga., 3 1/4”, 1 oz. No. 8 shot. The Liberty Civil Defense 9mm +P, 50 gr., lead free HP cartridges. Second majority range from fine to near excellent with only light storage wear. A are two full 50 round boxes of Hornady Steel Match, 125 gr., HAP few shells exhibit moderate oxidation and some corrosion of the brass polymer coated steel cased cartridges all in excellent condition. but are otherwise undamaged. (1X126048-2D) (109412-23I10) 2935 Norma 9.3x74R Alaska X 2923 Mixed 9mm Ammunition One full 20 round box of Norma 9.3x74R 285 gr. soft point Alaska This lot includes five full boxes. First are three full 20 round boxes of cartridges. All cartridges are in excellent condition with a few hints of Liberty Civil Defense 9mm +P, 50 gr., lead free HP cartridges. Second negligible tarnish on the brass. (1X129599-4H) are two full 50 round boxes of Hornady Steel Match, 125 gr., HAP 2936 Norma 9.3x74R Alaska polymer coated steel cased cartridges all in excellent condition. One full 20 round box of Norma 9.3x74R 285 gr. soft point Alaska (109412-23I11) cartridges. All cartridges are in excellent condition. (1X129599-4G) 2924 Hornady 9mm Ammunition 2937 Norma 9.3x74R Alaska This lot includes four full 25 round boxes of Critical Duty 9mm, 135 gr., One full 20 round box of Norma 9.3x74R 285 gr. soft point Alaska FlexLock nickel-plated cartridges all in excellent condition. cartridges. All cartridges are in excellent condition. (1X129599-4F) (109412-23I12) 2938 Norma 9.3x74R Alaska 2925 Mixed 9mm Ammunition One full 20 round box of Norma 9.3x74R 285 gr. soft point Alaska This lot includes five boxes. First is a full 25 round box of Poly Case cartridges. All cartridges are in excellent condition, a few exhibiting Inceptor 9mm, 84 gr., RNP brass cased cartridges. Second are four full negligible hints of tarnish on the brass. (1X129599-4A) 50 round boxes of Independence 9mm, 115 gr., JHP brass cartridges all 2939 Norma 9.3x74R Oryx in excellent condition. (109412-23I13) One full 20 round box of Norma 9.3x74R 285 gr. soft point Oryx 2926 Mixed 9mm Ammunition cartridges. All cartridges are in excellent condition. (1X129599-4D) This lot includes five boxes. First is a full 25 round box of Poly Case 2940 Norma 9.3x74R Vulkan Inceptor 9mm, 81 gr., Firefly cartridges. Second are four full 50 round Two boxes: (1) full 20 round box of Norma 9.3x74R 232 gr. soft point boxes of Independence 9mm, 115 gr., JHP brass cartridges all in Vulkan. All cartridges are in excellent condition; (1) partial 20 round box excellent condition. (109412-23I15) of Norma 232 gr. soft point Vulkan containing five complete cartridges 2927 Mixed 9mm Ammunition and fourteen fired brass cases. The cartridges are in excellent condition This lot includes five boxes. First is a full 25 round box of Poly Case and the brass is in very good plus to excellent condition with some Inceptor 9mm, 84 gr., RNP brass cased cartridges. Second are four full warping at the rim of some of the cases. (1X129599-4C) 50 round boxes of Independence 9mm, 115 gr., JHP brass cartridges all 2941 338 LAPUA AMMUNITION in excellent condition. (109412-23I16) (1) 20 rd. box of Hornady Match 338 Lapua, 250 gr. BTHP in near 2928 Mixed 9mm Ammunition excellent to excellent. (1X59412-23AI1) This lot includes five boxes. First are two full 25 round boxes of Hornady 2942 338 LAPUA AMMUNITION Critical Defense 9mm, 115 gr., FTX nickel-plated cartridges. Second are (1) 20 rd. box of Hornady Match 338 Lapua, 250 gr. BTHP in near three full 50 round boxes of Independence 9mm, 115 gr., JHP brass excellent to excellent, box has slice at one end. (1X59412-23AI1) cartridges all in excellent condition. (109412-23I14) 2943 257 Weatherby Magnum 2929 Winchester 460 S&W One partial 20-round box containing (14) cartridges and (6) fired cases. This lot includes two 20 round boxes. First is a full box of Winchester Some light unobtrusive hints of patination can be seen on the brass, Supreme 460 S&W Mag, 260 gr., Partition Gold JHP brass cased otherwise the cartridges are unblemished and rate excellent overall. cartridges. Second is a full box of Winchester Supreme Elite, 460 S&W, (129311-5) 260 gr., DJHP Bonded nickel-plated cartridges all are in excellent 2944 22 LR & 22 WMR condition. (109412-23H) Assorted full and partial 50-round boxes of ammunition in various 2930 Winchester 460 S&W configurations of .22 LR and .22 WMR comprising approximately (800) This lot includes two 20 round boxes. First is a full box of Winchester rounds. Examples include: (1) full box of Remington .22LR Viper; (1) full Supreme 460 S&W Mag, 260 gr., Partition Gold JHP brass cased box CCI .22 LR Stinger; (2) full boxes Winchester .22 LR T22 Target; (1) cartridges. Second is a full box of Winchester Supreme Elite, 460 S&W, full box CCI .22 LR segmented JHP; (2) full boxes Federal Premium .22 260 gr., DJHP Bonded nickel-plated cartridges all are in excellent LR HV Match; (1) full box Remington .22 LR Target; (2) partial boxes condition. (109412-23H1) Winchester Super-X .22 WMR JHP; (1) full and (1) partial boxes 2931 Winchester 460 S&W Winchester Dynapoint .22 WMR; (2) full boxes CCI Maxi-Mag .22 WMR This lot includes two 20 round boxes. First is a full box of Winchester HP+V; (1) full box CCI Maxi-Mag .22 WMR HP. All cartridges are in Supreme 460 S&W Mag, 260 gr., Partition Gold JHP brass cased excellent condition. (129167-6A) cartridges. Second is a full box of Winchester Supreme Elite, 460 S&W, 2945 44 Magnum 260 gr., DJHP Bonded nickel-plated cartridges all are in excellent Assorted boxes of 44 Magnum cartridges comprising approximately condition. (109412-23H2) (240) plus or minus rounds: (1) full 20-round box of Winchester Black 2932 Winchester 460 S&W Talon 250 gr. SXT; (1) full 50-round box of Winchester 240 gr. JSP; (2) This lot includes two 20 round boxes. First is a full box of Winchester 50-round boxes, one full and one partial (33), PMC 240 gr. JHP; (1) Supreme 460 S&W Mag, 260 gr., Partition Gold JHP brass cased 50-round box, partial (40) of American Eagle 240 gr. JHP. All cartridges cartridges. Second is a full box of Winchester Supreme Elite, 460 S&W, are in excellent condition. (129167-6B) 260 gr., DJHP Bonded nickel-plated cartridges all are in excellent 2946 Winchester 460 S&W condition. (109412-23H3) This lot includes two 20 round boxes. First is a full box of Winchester 2933 Assorted Ammunition Supreme 460 S&W Mag, 260 gr., Partition Gold JHP brass cased Two multi-drawer cabinets comprising a small collection of various cartridges. Second is a full box of Winchester Supreme Elite, 460 S&W cartridges. Examples include: 45-70 Govt.; 50 BMG AP; assorted 30-06 Mag, 260 gr., DJHP Bonded nickel-plated cartridges all are in excellent including incendiary, frangible, tracer and fluted dummy; 9x57mm condition. (109412-23H4) Mauser; 38 spl.; 7.62 NATO blank; 45 Colt; 30 Carbine tracer; 38 WCF. 2947 Mixed 460 S&W Ammunition Cartridges range from very good to excellent in condition, some This lot includes three full 20 round boxes. First is a box of Winchester exhibiting moderate tarnish or verdigris on the brass. (1X127668-7) Supreme Elite 460 S&W Mag, 260 gr., DJHP Bonded nickel-plated cartridges. Second are two full Hornady Custom 460 S&W Mag, 200 gr., FTX brass cased cartridges all are in excellent condition. (109412-23H5) 2948 Hornady 460 S&W Ammunition This lot includes four full 20 round boxes of Hornady Custom 460 S&W Mag, 200 gr, FTX brass cased cartridges in excellent condition. (109412-23H6) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2949 Mixed 204 Ruger Ammunition 2960 Heckler & Koch HK4 Magazines This lot includes three boxes of mixed manufacturers cartridges. First is This lot includes four reproduction 7-round 380 ACP magazines for the a full 50 round box of Hornady Superformance, 32 gr., V-MAX brass HK4 pistol. Two are blue with polymer follower, unmarked but likely by cased cartridges. Second are two full 20 round boxes of Remington Triple K that show some light operational wear. The other two are Premier 40 gr., AccuTip-V Boat Tail brass cased cartridges all in marked "P MEXICO E" on the floorplates and are also blue with excellent condition. (109412-23Q) somewhat rough rudimentary aluminum followers, also showing some 2950 Mixed 204 Ruger Ammunition light wear. (139435-4B) This lot includes three boxes of mixed manufacturers cartridges. First is 2961 Heckler & Koch P9S Magazines a full 50 round box of Hornady Superformance, 32 gr., V-MAX brass This lot includes four quality new-production 8-round magazines for the cased cartridges. Second are two full 20 round boxes of Federal H&K P9S made by United Defense LLC. All magazines rate excellent to V-Shok, 40 gr., Nosler Ballistic Tip nickel-plated cartridges all in as-new and two magazines remain in their original packaging. These excellent condition. (109412-23Q2) reproduction magazines appear to be excellent quality with robust 2951 Hornady 38 Special Ammunition springs. (139679-2) This lot includes five full 25 round boxes of Critical Defense Lite, 90 gr., 2962 Colt 38 Special & 38 Super Magazine & Tool Lot FTX nickel-plated cartridges all in excellent condition. (109412-23AF6) This lot consist of a single blue finished Colt marked new style 38 2952 Mixed 38 Special Ammunition Special Mid-Range Wadcutter magazine in excellent condition showing This lot includes five full boxes. First are two 25 round boxes of Critical light use. The second magazine is a single blue finished Colt marked 38 Defense Lite, 90 gr., FTX nickel-plated cartridges. Second are three 50 Super magazine showing moderate use and there is a small fracture round boxes of Blazer 38 Special +P, 125 gr., JHP aluminum cased extending across the rear of the left back feed lip. Applying side cartridges all are in excellent condition. (109412-23AF7) pressure to the lip shows no perceptible flexing, but it is unknown if it will 2953 Mixed 12 ga. Shotshells still feed reliably. The last item is a Dillon 38 Super chamber check This lot includes five full boxes of various shotshells from multiple gauge in excellent condition. (89698-2A) manufactures. First is a full 25 round box of Federal Premium Black 2963 Chip Mccormick Government Model Magazine & Period Holster Lot Cloud 12 ga., 3 1/2”, 1 1/2 Oz, No.2 FS Steel shot. Second are two ten This lot includes a single Chip McCormick "Power 10", ten-round round boxes of Fiocchi 12 ga., 2 3/4”, 9 pellet Exacata Buck shotshells. Shooting Star 45 ACP magazine with extended base plate (prevents Third are two full ten round boxes of Fiocchi 12 ga., 2 3/4”, 1 Oz slug. All driving magazine too far into magazine well) and a single Chip items remain in excellent condition. (109412-25) McCormick eight-round Shooting Star 45 ACP magazine. Both stainless 2954 Mixed 12 ga. Shotshells steel magazines rate excellent. Also included is a single J.H. Heiser This lot includes five full boxes of various shotshells from multiple number 929 open top right-hand leather holster. The smooth brown manufactures. First is a full 25 round box of Federal Premium Black dyed leather rates excellent with strong stitching and rivets. The holster Cloud 12 ga., 3 1/2”, 1 1/2 Oz, No.2 FS Steel shot. Second are two ten has a 2" wide belt loop, open bottom and has his stamp on the back. round boxes of Fiocchi 12 ga., 2 3/4”, 9 pellet Exacata Buck shotshells. The holster will fit a Colt Model 1908 Vest Pocket although the gun is a Third are two full ten round boxes of Fiocchi 12 ga., 2 3/4”, 1 Oz slug. All little short or similar pistol. (89661-4A,7A) items remain in excellent condition. (109412-25A) 2964 Smith & Wesson Model 41 Magazine Lot 2955 12 ga. 00 Buck This lot consist of (3) S&W Model 41 22 LR magazines that show light to This lot includes 16 full 5 round boxes of Armscor 12 ga., 2 3/4”, 1 1/8 moderate use. (89676-14A) Oz, 00 buck shotshells. The items are housed in a black plastic ammo 2965 Armatac SAW-Mag can with maker’s logo on the front face and all items are in excellent One new-in-box Armatac SAW-Mag 5.56mm NATO 150-round drum condition. (109412-5) magazine for AR-15/M16 style weapons and any rifles that utilize NATO 2956 Mixed 12 ga. Shotshells standard (STANAG-4179) magazines. This magazine is a double drum This lot includes five full boxes of various shotshells from multiple that single feeds from a USGI tower and features a hybrid design of manufactures. First is a full 25 round box of Federal Premium Black glass polymer and steel and requires no lubrication. Also included is a Cloud 12 ga., 3 1/2”, 1 1/2 Oz, No.2 FS Steel shot. Second are two ten MOLLE-compatible desert tan nylon carrying case, rubber dust cover round boxes of Fiocchi 12 ga., 2 3/4”, 9 pellet Exacata Buck shotshells. and loading tool. (238925-55) Third are two full ten round boxes of Fiocchi 12 ga., 2 3/4”, 1 Oz slug. All 2966 RPD Drum Magazines items remain in excellent condition and are housed in a Fiocchi labeled Four unmarked excellent condition RPD squad automatic weapon black plastic ammunition can. (109412-25B) 7.62x39mm 100-round drum magazines retaining 99% arsenal blue with 2957 Mixed 12 ga. Shotshells some light storage marks. Two 50-round ammunition belts are included, This lot includes five full boxes of various shotshells from multiple the spring-loaded feed covers remain strong and the loading doors close manufactures. First is a full 25 round box of Federal Premium Black securely. (238925-65B, 91A) Cloud 12 ga., 3 1/2”, 1 1/2 Oz, No.2 FS Steel shot. Second are two ten 2967 RPD Drum Magazines round boxes of Fiocchi 12 ga., 2 3/4”, 9 pellet Exacata Buck shotshells. Three unmarked excellent condition RPD squad automatic weapon Third are two full ten round boxes of Fiocchi 12 ga., 2 3/4”, 1 Oz slug. All 7.62x39mm 100-round drum magazines retaining 98% arsenal blue items remain in excellent condition and are housed in a Fiocchi labeled toning to plum on two with some light storage marks and very light high black plastic ammunition can. (109412-25C) edge silvering. No ammunition belts are included, the spring-loaded feed 2958 Mixed Caliber Ammunition covers remain strong and the loading doors close securely. This lot contains a variety of 40 S&W and 45 ACP from multiple (238925-91B) manufacturers. First is a full 20 round box of Polycase Inceptor 45 ACP, 2968 AR-15 Magazines and Drum 130 gr., RNP, injection molded bullets in brass cases. Second is a full 50 This lot contains one new-in-box Korean-manufactured 5.56mm NATO round box of Blazer 45 ACP 230 gr., FMJ aluminum cased cartridges. 100-round drum magazine for AR-15/M16 style weapons and those that Third is a full 20 round box of Polycase Inceptor 40 S&W, 107 gr., ARX accept NATO standard (STANAG-4179) magazines. This black polymer Self Defense, injection molded bullets in brass cases. Fourth is a full 20 Generation 1 Beta C-Mag clone includes a rubber dust cover, instruction round box of Federal Premium Low Recoil 40 S&W, 135 gr., Hydra-Shok manual, black nylon ALICE-compatible case with pouches for two tubes JHP nickel-plated cartridges. Fifth is a full 20 round box of Federal of graphite and a loading tool. Also included are six Thermold ribbed Premium Guard Dog 40 S&W, 135 gr., Guard Dog cartridges all in black polymer 5.56mm NATO 30-round magazines for AR-15/M16 type excellent condition. (109412-23Q3) weapons in excellent plus condition with only slight storage marks. 2959 P.38 Magazines & Holster Lot There is one Lewis Machine & Tool (LMT) marked USGI 30-round Included are four 8-round magazines and a black leather flap holster. 5.56mm NATO magazine with green follower retaining 98% original gray Two magazines are original post-war magazines marked with Walther Teflon finish with a few light handling marks. Finally, there is one banners and "P38 9mm" in near excellent condition, one magazine is a Pro-Mag 40-round 7.62x39mm ribbed black polymer magazine in wartime "(Eagle) / 88" Waffenamt Spreewerk magazine showing some excellent condition with a few light handling marks. (238925-66A, 71) light dings and scratches with an otherwise serviceable spring and finally 2969 Beta C-Mag Drum Magazine one reproduction likely Triple K magazine. The holster is a black One new-in-box US-manufactured 5.56mm 100-round drum magazine post-war leather flap holster dated 1962 that remains in about very good for AR-15/M16 style weapons and those that accept NATO standard condition showing some light staining, minor crackling and handling (STANAG-4179) magazines. Product features black polymer marks. (139574-139A) construction and includes a rubber dust cover, instruction manual, black nylon ALICE-compatible case with pouches for two tubes of graphite and a loading tool. (238925-66B) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2970 Armatec CL-Mag Drum Magazine 2981 Czech vz. 26 Magazines One excellent condition 5.56mm NATO 150-round drum magazine 11 military surplus vz. 26 7.62mm Tokarev 32-round magazines in very retaining 99% original Parkerized finish with a few minor handling marks. good plus condition retaining 90-95% original gray Parkerized finish with This aluminum double drum magazine single-feeds from a central tower minor high edge wear and light handling marks from the years. All are and includes a rubber dust cover and a Beta C-Mag marked polymer sealed in oil-soaked plastic wrappers. (238925-5A) loading tool. (238925-66C) 2982 Czech vz. 26 Magazines 2971 Glock 22 40 S&W Magazines 11 military surplus vz. 26 7.62mm Tokarev 32-round magazines in very This lot contains six original 40 S&W 15-round magazines for the Glock good to very good plus condition with five wrapped in oil soaked plastic 22, 23, 24, 27, 35 series of pistols. Four of these polymer magazines are packaging. Three of the magazines retain 60% or less original in excellent plus condition while two rate excellent with some minor Parkerized finish while the remainder display 95% plus original gray signs of use on the floor plates. Also included is one Scherer Parkerized finish with light high edge wear, a few handling marks and a US-manufactured 29-round 40 S&W polymer magazine for the same few spots of light oxidation. (238925-5B) Glock pistols in excellent plus condition. (238925-80B) 2983 Finnish M31 Suomi Drum Magazines 2972 12 Drum Magazine This lot contains two M31 Suomi 9mm 71-round drum magazines in very One new-in-box SGM Tactical Vepr 12 12 ga. 25-round drum magazine good to very good plus condition retaining 97% arsenal blue with one (item #SGMTV1225D). This black polymer drum magazine features a showing a small area of minor pitting and some very light high edge transparent back and includes instructions and warranty information. wear and a few scattered handling marks overall. The two halves are (238925-68A) serialized differently with each drum stamped with the Tikka symbol and 2973 Vepr 12 Drum Magazine the SA of the Finnish Army. The mechanisms are well-oiled and appear One new-in-box SGM Tactical Vepr 12 12 ga. 25-round drum magazine to function well mechanically. (238925-36A) (item #SGMTV1225D). This black polymer drum magazine features a 2984 Finnish M31 Suomi Drum Magazines transparent back and includes instructions and warranty information. This lot contains two M31 Suomi 9mm 71-round drum magazines in very (238925-68B) good to very good plus condition retaining 95% arsenal blue with both 2974 Vepr 12 Drum Magazine showing light pitting on the exterior and interior with very light high edge One new-in-box SGM Tactical Vepr 12 12 ga. 25-round drum magazine wear and a few scattered handling marks overall. One of the magazines (item #SGMTV1225D). This black polymer drum magazine features a has serial-matched halves while the other is mismatched and both are transparent back and includes instructions and warranty information. stamped with the Tikka symbol and the SA of the Finnish Army. The (238925-68C) mechanisms are well-oiled and appear to function well mechanically. 2975 Assorted High-Capacity Magazines (238925-36B) This lot includes 9 assorted “high-capacity” magazines with all the blued 2985 Soviet PPSh-41 Drum Magazines magazines retaining about 98-99% original finish as follows: three This lot contains two PPSh-41 7.62mm Tokarev 71-round drum unmarked Tec-9 32-round 9mm magazines of which two are matte gray magazines in good to very good condition for their age with one with a few scattered handling marks while the blue magazine displays a retaining 85% arsenal blue with silvering on the edges, a few light dings few speckles of light oxidation and a 2” shallow dent in the upper right and areas of light pitting and oxidation and bearing the symbol of the side. There are two MAC-10 32-round 9mm magazines with a few light Vyatskie Polyany (Molot) while the other retains 97% arsenal blue with handling marks and an unidentified 32-round 9mm magazine that is areas of pinprick pitting beneath the finish, very light edge wear and similar to a Tec-9 magazine with a different rear locking lug. There is handling marks with “544” written in white paint on each side. Also one RPK 40-round 7.62x39mm steel magazine with light high edge wear included is one original tan canvas drum pouch with belt loops and blue and a few small specks of light oxidation. Finally, there are two extended Cyrillic writing on the interior showing some loose strings on the interior capacity pistol magazines including one ProMag H&K USP 20-round 45 and the moderate soiling to be expected of gear that may have been in ACP magazine with a light handing marks and a ProMag Para Stalingrad or Berlin. Both drums appear to function well mechanically. Warthog/P12/P13/P14 20-round 45 ACP magazine in equally excellent (238925-36C) condition. (238925-88, 53) 2986 Soviet PPSh-41 Drum Magazines 2976 Saiga 308 Magazines This lot contains two PPSh-41 7.62mm Tokarev 71-round drum This lot includes five original black polymer Izhmash Saiga 308 Win magazines in good condition with one retaining 97% arsenal blue with 8-round magazines in excellent plus condition with each marked with a light pitting beneath the finish and light oxidation on right feed lip. The silver Cyrillic marking. Also included are five black polymer Unita other retains 90% arsenal blue with minor high edge silvering and a few Industries Saiga 308 20-round magazines in excellent plus condition. light dents and signs of military service and is stamped with the Vyatskie (238925-13A) Polyany (Molot) symbol and both appear to be serviceable. 2977 Saiga 308 Magazines (238925-36D) 12 sealed-in-original-packaging SureFire Gun Mags black polymer 2987 PPSh-41 Drum Magazines Saiga 308 Win 25-round magazines. These US-manufactured This lot contains two PPSh-41 7.62mm Tokarev 71-round drum magazines count as three 922r compliant parts. (238925-13B) magazines in good condition each retaining about 90% arsenal blue with 2978 Saiga 308 Magazines areas of light pitting beneath the finish, a few small spots of light 11 sealed-in-original-packaging SureFire Gun Mags black polymer oxidation and minor sings of military service. One bears a circled “10” Saiga 308 Win 25-round magazines. 10 are sealed-in-original-packaging stamp and a “MADE IN BULGARIA” sticker and appears serviceable while the 11th appears like-new. These US-manufactured magazines while the second drum is stamped with the Vyatskie Polyany (Molot) count as three 922r compliant parts. (238925-13C) symbol and is missing the feed arm. (238925-36E) 2979 AR-15 and AK Magazines 2988 Soviet PPSh-41 Drum Magazines This lot contains eight various 5.56mm NATO 30-round magazines for This lot contains two PPSh-41 7.62mm Tokarev 71-round drum the AR-15/M16/M4 family of weapons. There are two sealed-in-package magazines in very good condition retaining 97% arsenal blue with light gray Teflon coated aluminum USGI-style magazines by Sanchez high edge wear and scattered minor handling marks from military Enterprises showing some light storage marks. There are two GAPCO service while one displays some small areas of light pitting beneath the aluminum magazines retaining 98% original black Parkerized finish with finish and the other has a Vyatskie Polyany (Molot) symbol. The a few light handling marks. There are four Thermold black polymer mechanisms are robust and appear to function well mechanically. magazines in excellent plus condition. Also included are two AK-47 (238925-36F) 7.62x39mm 30-round steel magazines, one of which is a Chinese 2989 Soviet PPSh-41 Drum Magazines “flatback” retaining 98% original blue with light high edge wear. Finally, This lot contains two PPSh-41 7.62mm Tokarev 71-round drum there are 10 new green polymer followers for AR-15 magazines and one magazines in good condition retaining 95% arsenal blue with one U.S. Army and Marine Corps Rifle, 5.56-MM, M16A2 W/E displaying a few scattered small spots of oxidized light pitting and light (1005-01-128-9936) operator’s manual from 1986. (238925-43H) handling marks while the other has a few minor dents and scattered 2980 Israeli AR-15 Magazines spots of light oxidation and handling marks. Both bear the symbol of the This lot contains 17 Orlite-Eng. Co. 5.56mm NATO 30-round magazines Vyatskie Polyany (Molot) factory and appear serviceable. (238925-36G) for the AR-15/M16/M4 series of weapons. Five are sealed-in-original-packaging while the rest display various light handling marks and minor signs of use while one has curious small splatter marks on the right side. These black polymer magazines feature steel reinforced feed lips for reliability. (238925-43I) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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2990 Uzi and Swedish K Drum Magazines 3001 Galil Magazines This lot includes two C&S Metall-Werkes MK 2 modified Finnish M31 Four 5.56 NATO steel body magazines total: (1) 50 rd. magazine with no Suomi 9mm 71-round drum magazines. One is designed to work in an visible markings; (1) 50 rd. magazine marked with only "2" on the lower Uzi with a 20-round magazine welded to the top of the feed area. The left rear side flat; (1) 35 rd. magazine marked "0 / 27" on the lower right drum retains 99% arsenal blue with some pinprick pitting beneath the rear side flat and just "0" on the left; (1) 35 rd. magazine marked "0 / 8" finish and some very light handling marks from military service and it on the lower right rear side flat and just "0" on the left. In very good displays the Tikka symbol and the “SA” of the Finnish Army. The other is condition overall with strong springs and varying degrees of fading finish modified to work in a Swedish Model 45 Carl Gustaf (Swedish K) with with patches light oxidation. (58925-23G) the appropriate magazine welded to the feed area and retains 99% 3002 Galil Magazines maker gray Parkerized finish with a few areas of light pitting beneath the Four 5.56 NATO steel body magazines total: (1) 50 rd. magazine with no finish and is also “SA” marked. Both appear to function well visible markings; (1) 50 rd. magazine marked with only "2" on the lower mechanically. Included are two black nylon carrying pouches with ALICE left rear side flat; (1) 35 rd. magazines marked with vertical "08/9" on the clips in excellent condition and one instruction manual. (238925-36H) lower right rear side flat and nothing on the left; (1) 35 rd. magazine 2991 M3 “Grease Gun” Magazines marked "0 / 55" on the lower right rear flat and just "0" on the left. In very 10 sealed-in-original-packaging new production M3 “Grease Gun” 45 good condition with strong springs, the 50 rd. magazines toning to gray ACP 30-round magazines by KeepShooting.com. Each oil-coated and brown with generous traces of original finish while the 35 rd. magazine retains 99% original blue and five include factory break-in magazines retain about 90% parkerized finish with light wear along the instructions. These “D-cut” magazines are compatible with any firearm edges. (58925-23F) designed to use USGI M3 magazines. (238925-26A) 3003 Galil Magazines 2992 M3 “Grease Gun” Magazines Five 5.56 NATO IMI Orlite 35 rd. magazines in very good condition 10 sealed-in-original-packaging new production M3 “Grease Gun” 45 showing light wear, handling marks and ingrained dirt which may clean ACP 30-round magazines by KeepShooting.com retaining 99% original to near excellent. (58925-23C) blue. These “D-cut” magazines are compatible with any firearm 3004 Galil Magazines designed to use USGI M3 magazines. (238925-26B) Five 5.56 NATO IMI Orlite 35 rd. magazines in near excellent condition 2993 M3 “Grease Gun” Magazines showing minor handling marks. (58925-23D) 11 M3 “Grease Gun” 45 ACP 30-round magazines with six USGI surplus 3005 Galil Magazines sealed in their original foil-lined brown paper sleeves with government Five total: (4) 5.56 NATO Orlite 35 rd. magazines; (1) unmarked 5.56 stock numbers and inventory markings. One has been opened for NATO 35 rd. Polymer magazine with flat rectangular floorplate. In inspection and retains 99% original blue with the front marked “SPW GL excellent condition showing minor handling marks. (58927-23A) C-153427”. Three are USGI surplus in very good plus condition retaining 3006 Galil Magazines 98% original blue and gray Parkerized finishes. Two are new-production Five 5.56 NATO IMI Orlite 35 rd. magazines in excellent condition with by KeepShooting.com retaining 98-99% original blue with one toning to only minor handling marks. (58925-23E) plum. These “D-cut” magazines are compatible with any firearm 3007 Galil Magazines designed to use USGI M3 magazines. (238925-26C) Five 5.56 NATO IMI Orlite 35 rd. magazines. Four in excellent condition 2994 HK 33/53/93 Magazines with only minor handling marks one very good with light marks and 14 5.56mm NATO 40-round aluminum magazines for the Heckler & ingrained dirt which may clean to near excellent. (58925-23B) Koch 33/53/93 series of rifles. Two retain 99% plus original black 3008 BAR Magazines enamel finish, one retains 99% black Parkerized finish while the rest Seven 20 rd. 30-06 magazines retaining most of their original gray retain 95-97% original black enamel finish with minor high edge silvering phosphate finish, two in original protective white foil packaging dated and a few minor handling marks with five displaying various paint "2/68". In excellent condition with strong springs and minor marks and markings while the followers are all marked “6/1/76”. (238925-21A) staining. (58925-3E) 2995 British Sterling Magazines 3009 BAR Magazines 13 9mm 34-round British Sterling magazines in surplus Eight 20 rd. 30-06 magazines retaining most of their original gray very good to new-in-packaging condition. Many show finish loss and phosphate finish, one in original protective white foil packaging dated scattered small spots of light oxidation and pinprick pitting but these "2/68". In excellent condition with strong springs and minor marks and magazines are built like a tank and appear to remain fully functional with staining. (58925-3D) strong springs. Three are three still in their arsenal waxed paper 3010 BETA C-MAG wrappers and six display various white-painted numbers painted on their (1) 100 rd., 5.56 NATO double drum housing magazine for AR-15/M-16 baseplates. (238925-4A) style rifles. Solid black polymer construction in excellent condition. 2996 British Sterling Magazines Included is a green nylon pouch, graphite lubricant and instruction 13 9mm 34-round British Sterling submachine gun magazines in surplus sheet. (58925-38F) very good condition with two like-new in their arsenal waxed paper 3011 Galil Magazines packaging. Many show finish loss and scattered small spots of light (3) 25 rd. 308 Win. magazines, two loading tools included. In excellent oxidation and pinprick pitting but these magazines are built like a tank condition in plastic bags and a light coating of protective oil. (58925-15F) and appear to remain fully functional with strong springs. (238925-4B) 3012 Galil Magazines 2997 Tec-9 Magazines (3) 25 rd. 308 Win. magazines, one loading tool included. In excellent Nine 9mm magazines for the Intratec Tec-9 pistol. All are condition, two in plastic bags with a light coating of protective oil. new-in-package retaining 99% original blue. Two hold 50-rounds while (58925-15A) the remainder hold 32-rounds. (238925-4C) 3013 Galil Magazines 2998 MAC-10 9mm Magazines (3) 25 rd. 308 Win. magazines, one loading tool included. In excellent This lot contains 8 magazines for the MAC-10 9mm submachine gun or condition in plastic bags and a coating of protective oil. (58925-15B) pistol all retaining 98% plus original blue. One magazine holds 3014 Galil Magazines 50-rounds while the remainder hold 36-rounds. (238925-4D) (3) 25 rd. 308 Win. magazines, two loading tools included. In excellent 2999 AR-15 9mm Magazines condition in plastic bags and a coating of protective oil. (58925-15C) This lot contains 11 9mm magazines for AR-15 style firearms that 3015 Galil Magazines accept Colt-style stick magazines. Nine are 40-round magazines and (3) 25 rd. 308 Win. magazines, one loading tool included. In excellent two are 30-round magazines. All retain 99% original blue with nine of the condition in plastic bags and a coating of protective oil. (58925-15E) magazines still in their original plastic packaging. (238925-4F) 3016 Galil Magazines 3000 Assorted Pistol Magazines Four total: (1) 25 rd. 308 Win. magazine with loading tool in plastic bag This lot comprises five pistol magazines as follows: one Radom Vis 35 and a coating of protective oil; (3) 12 rd. 308 Win. magazines marked 9mm 8-round magazine with “(Eagle) / 189” Waffenamt retaining 90% "IMI 1-86" in excellent condition with white painted rear groove. thinning blue, one ProMag 1911 Government Model 45 ACP 10-round (58925-15D) magazine retaining 98% original blue, two CZ-52 7.62 Tokarev 8-round 3017 Cased Bren Magazines magazines retaining 98% original blue and 97% original gray Parkerized Original steel case containing (12) 30 rd. 303 British magazines. Front of finish and one unmarked CZ-75 Compact/P-01/PCR 9mm 14-round case is marked with lightly fading white stencil "BOX MAGAZINES magazine retaining 99% original blue. (238925-105) BREN 303 Mk1" below British broad arrow in "C". Soiled but intact carry strap, paint is fading with modest ingrained dirt and light oxidation. The magazines are in excellent condition retaining nearly all their original finish with only slight wear and specks of oxidation from years of storage. Right sides of magazine have large white stenciled broad arrow in "C” on right side flat and front grooves are marked in fading orange "28 ROUNDS ONLY". (58925-22A) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3018 East German AK-74 Magazines 3031 Grease Gun Magazines (12) East German Bakelite 5.45x39 mm 30 rd. magazines in three (10) 45 ACP, 30 rd. unmodified M3 grease gun magazines of various raindrop camo nylon pouches. In excellent condition with assorted mold manufactures still in protective packaging, one opened to expose numbers, strong springs with both plastic and steel followers. contents mostly from 1967. The opened magazine retains 98% original (58925-48C) parkerizing with very light oxidation and wear along the edges. 3019 East German AK-74 Magazines (58925-34K) (13) East German Bakelite 5.45x39 mm 30 rd. magazines and two 3032 Grease Gun Magazines raindrop camo nylon pouches. In excellent condition with assorted (10) 45 ACP, 30 rd. unmodified M3 grease gun magazines of various mould numbers, strong springs with both plastic and steel followers. manufacturers dated 1967 with one dated "2/74". Nine in their original (58925-48D) packaging, three of which opened to expose contents, three are 3020 East German AK-74 Magazines parkerized and one blued all retaining nearly their original finish with (13) East German Bakelite 5.45x39 mm 30 rd. magazines with assorted only some minor storage marks. (58925-34M) mould numbers, strong springs and both plastic and steel followers. In 3033 Grease Gun & MAC-10 Magazines very good to near excellent condition, some showing light edge wear (6) SPW 45 ACP, 30 rd. unmodified M3 grease gun magazines retaining along the baseplates and throats. (58925-48B) 95-98% original blue with light surface wear and handling marks; (3) 3021 East German AK-74 Magazines SPW 45 ACP, 30 rd. grease gun magazines, one Cobray marked and (13) East German Bakelite 5.45x39 mm 30 rd. magazines with assorted (1) unmarked 45 ACP, 30 rd. grease gun magazine modified along the mould numbers, strong springs and both plastic and steel followers. In back and side lips modified for use in MAC-10 pistols retaining 85-90% near excellent condition, a couple showing light wear along the throats original blue toning to gray and brown with light wear along the edges. and baseplates. (58925-48A) (58925-34H) 3022 AK-47 Magazines 3034 Mac-10 Magazines (18) 30 rd., 7.62x39 mm steel body magazines total: (13) German 30 rd. (10) 45 ACP, 30 rd. grease gun magazines of various manufacturers magazines with fading original finish, light handling marks and oxidation notched on the edge for use in the MAC-10 pistol. One is gray along the edges, included are two rain drop camo nylon pouches; (4) 30 parkerized and the rest blue all retaining much of their original finish with rd. smooth spine magazines, two marked "MADE IN CHINA"; (1) 5 rd. light handling marks, edge wear and fine oxidation. (58925-34J) magazine marked "POLY / TECH" on the baseplate. Loose magazines 3035 Mac-10 Magazines in very good to near excellent condition, some with fading original finish (10) 45 ACP, 30 rd. grease gun magazines of various manufacturers and light handling marks. (58925-48E) notched on the edge for use in the MAC-10 pistol. One is gray 3023 Grease Gun Magazines parkerized and the rest blue all retaining much of their original finish with (10) 45 ACP, 30 rd. unmodified M3 grease gun magazines of various light handling marks, edge wear and fine oxidation. (58925-34I) manufacturers, all retaining much original finish, one is parkerized the 3036 Mac-10 Magazines rest are blue, wear mainly along the edges along with some scattered (5) 45 ACP, 30 rd. blued grease gun magazines of various light oxidation. (58925-34E) manufacturers notched on the back edge; (1) parkerized and (1) blued 3024 Grease Gun & MAC-10 Magazines 45 ACP, 30 rd. grease gun magazine lightly ground along the back edge (5) 45 ACP, 30 rd. unmodified M3 grease gun magazines of various and side lips for use in the MAC-10 pistol; (1) 45 ACP, 15 rd. magazine manufacturers and dates still sealed in original factory packaging; (1) also for a MAC-10 pistol modified from a shortened full-length parkerized parkerized 45 ACP, 30 rd. unmodified M3 grease gun magazine opened magazine showing light wear and handling marks with Cobray logo on to expose contents; (4) 45 ACP, 30 rd. blued finish magazines with the front edge. Included is an unmarked parkerized loading tool. backs modified for MAC-10 use. (58925-34L) (58925-34A) 3025 Grease Gun Magazines 3037 Saiga 12 Drum Magazine (10) 45 ACP, 30 rd. unmodified M3 grease gun magazines of various (1) MD Arms MD-20, plastic drum magazine for the Saiga-12 line of manufactures and dates, four still sealed in original factory packaging, Russian shotguns. Magazine holds 20 rds. of 2 3/4" shells and is two gray parkerized, three gray-green parkerized and one blue. The equipped with a clear cover plate. Included is a black cover plate and loose magazines retaining most of their finish with light edge wear and instruction guide. (58925-31C) handling marks. (58925-34C) 3038 5.56 NATO 3026 Grease Gun & MAC-10 Magazines (1) unmarked C-MAG style 100 rd., 5.56 NATO double drum housing (4) 45 ACP, 30 rd. unmodified grease gun magazines marked "SPW" magazine marked for "M16/M4" rifles. Solid black polymer construction and "KL" retaining about 95% original blue with scattered light scratches, in excellent condition. Included is a black nylon pouch, graphite lubricant handling marks and spots of oxidation; (5) 45 ACP, 30 rd. SPW and polymer loader. (58925-38I) magazines lightly modified on the back edge for MAC-10 use retaining 3039 BETA C-MAG 95% original blue with scattered light handling marks and fine oxidation. (1) 100 rd., 5.56 NATO double drum housing for AR-15/M-16 style rifles. (58925-34D) Black polymer magazine with clear faceplates in excellent condition. 3027 MAC-10 Magazines Included is a black nylon pouch, graphite lubricant, polymer loading tool (9) 45 ACP, 30 rd. grease gun magazines of various manufacturers with and manual. (58925-38H) moderately ground lips and five showing light grinding along the back 3040 BETA C-MAG edges retaining about 90% original blue with otherwise light handling (1) 100 rd., 5.56 NATO double drum housing for AR-15/M-16 style rifles. marks and edge wear. (58925-34C1) Solid black polymer construction in excellent condition, one of the 3028 Grease Gun & MAC-10 Magazines faceplates is marked "RESTRICTED LAW ENFORCEMENT / (5) 45 ACP, 30 rd. unmodified M3 grease gun magazines of various GOVERNMENT USE ONLY". (58925-38G) manufacturers appearing unmodified retaining about 95% original blue 3041 Suomi Drum Magazines with light edge wear and handling marks, one having showing moderate (2) Suomi M31, 71 rd., 9 mm drum magazines with Finnish army "SA" oxidation and flaking along the top in front of the follower; (5) 45 ACP, and Tikka "T" in inverted triangle markings. One is marked with partial 30 rd. grease gun magazines of various manufacturers and finishes triangle in circle proof mark next to "SL 41 1" above two crossed out showing modest grind marks on the sides where the lip notches have serial numbers above final number 1857 on front, 2 3133 on rear while been relieved otherwise retaining much original finish with light handling the other magazine is numbered 25288 on the front and 09502* on the marks and edge wear. (58925-34G) rear. The first magazine retains about 80% original blue with scattered 3029 MAC-10 Magazines light oxidation, impact marks and a couple shallow dents, majority of (10) 45 ACP, 30 rd. grease gun magazines of various manufacturers loss along the edges and contact areas while the second magazine notched on the back edge for use in the MAC-10 pistol. Magazines retains about 90% original arsenal blue finish with light handling marks, retain 95-98% original blue with light handling marks and edge wear. a few spots of light oxidation and light wear along the contact points and (58925-34F) edges. (58925-20J) 3030 MAC-10 Magazines 3042 Suomi Drum Magazines (9) 45 ACP, 30 rd. grease gun magazines of various manufacturers, six (2) M31, 71 rd., 9 mm drum magazines with Finnish army "SA" and having a matte gray parkerized finish and three varying degrees of blue Tikka "T" in inverted triangle markings. One is numbered 84426 on the with light handling marks and oxidation, one is Cobray marked. The front, 53011 above crossed out number on the rear while the other magazines show light grinding along the back edges and the side lip magazine *96995 on the front and *90658 on the rear. Both retain about notches lightly relieved for use in MAC-10 pistols. (58925-34B) 95% original arsenal blue finish with the expected light handling marks, spots of oxidation and impact marks. (58925-20L) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3043 Suomi Drum Magazines 3056 AK-47 Magazines (2) M31, 71 rd., 9 mm drum magazines with Finnish army "SA" and (16) 30 rd. 7.62x39 mm steel body magazines. In excellent condition, Tikka "T" in inverted triangle markings. One is numbered 90108 on both most retaining nearly all their original blue finish and East German in the front and rear while the other magazine is numbered 22876 on the manufacture with a couple matte blue and parkerized, majority of wear front and *44252 on the rear. Both retain about 60% original arsenal along the edges and contact points. (58925-45E) blue toning to gray with light handling marks, sparsely scattered spots of 3057 MP38/40 Magazines light oxidation and wear at the contact points. (58925-20M) (3) original blue, grooved steel bodied 32 rd., 9 mm magazines marked 3044 Suomi Drum Magazines "M.P.38u40" on the left sides, backs are appropriately Waffenamt (2) M31, 71 rd., 9 mm drum magazines with Finnish army "SA" and marked and 43 dated, two have "kur" codes and one "ayf". The ayf Tikka "T" in inverted triangle markings. One is numbered 25647 on both magazine retains about 98% arsenal applied blue over scattered fine the front and rear while the other magazine is numbered 33529 on the pitting along with light edge wear and a couple spots of light oxidation front and *33243 on the rear. The first magazine retains about 95% while the other two magazines retain 90% original blue with sparsely arsenal applied blue over scattered light oxidation and fine pitting along scattered spots of oxidation, light handling marks and wear along the with light edge and contact wear while the second magazine retains edges and contact points. Included is an unmarked likely Eastern about 50% original arsenal blue toning to gray and brown with light European stippled green leather magazine pouch with light verdigris on handling marks, a couple spots of light oxidation and wear at the contact the brass hardware. (589565-38G) points. (58925-20N) 3058 MP38/40 Magazines 3045 Suomi Drum Magazines (3) original blue, grooved steel bodied 32 rd., 9 mm magazines marked (2) M31, 71 rd., 9 mm drum magazines with Finnish army "SA" "M.P.38u40" on the left sides, backs are appropriately Waffenamt "fxo" markings. One is numbered *80234 on the front, *72400 on the rear coded and 41 dated. Two magazines retain about 90% original blue with while the other magazine is numbered 80540 on the front and *54927 on light edge and contact wear, light handling marks and specks of light the rear. The coverplates retain about 85% arsenal applied blue over oxidation; the other mag retains 95-98% arsenal applied blue over scattered light light oxidation and impact marks, loss due to contact and remnants of more modest oxidation and pitting. (58925-44K) edge wear while the balance of the magazines have toned to gray with 3059 MP38/40 Magazines some scattered spots of light oxidation. (58925-20K) (2) original blue, grooved and (1) original blue, slab sided steel bodied 3046 Suomi Coffin Magazines 32 rd., 9 mm magazines marked "M.P.38u40" on the left sides, backs (3) 50 rd., 9 mm "Coffin" style magazines with Swedish crown markings, appropriately Waffenamt marked, "fxo" and "98E" coded and dated 40 one of which is also marked in script "Cebe" on the front and "H5" on the and 41, the slab sided magazine is 98E coded and dated 41. The right rear edge. The magazines retain about 85% original blue with magazines retain about 95% arsenal blue with the expected light scattered light handling marks and the majority of loss primarily along handling marks and remnants of scattered fine oxidation and pitting and the edges and contact areas, lanyard rings remain intact. (58925-20I) minor edge and contact wear. (58925-44H) 3047 Suomi Coffin Magazines 3060 MP38/40 Magazines (4) 50 rd., 9 mm "Coffin" magazines with Swedish crown markings, two (2) original blue, grooved and (1) original blue, slab sided steel bodied of which are also marked with "J" inside of circles. The magazines retain 32 rd., 9 mm magazines marked "M.P.38u40" on the left sides, backs about 85% evenly thinning original arsenal blue finish with scattered appropriately Waffenamt marked, "fxo" and "98E" coded and dated 40 light oxidation and handling marks, majority of loss due to light wear and 41, the slab sided magazine is fxo coded and dated 41. The along the edges and contact areas. (58925-20H) grooved magazines retain about 98% arsenal blue with a couple light 3048 Suomi Magazines dings, handling marks and remnants of scattered fine oxidation and (9) 36 rd., 9 mm M31 stick magazines with Finnish army "SA" marking pitting, the slab sided magazine retains about 85% original blue with and intact finger loops. The magazines retain most of their original blue scattered light oxidation, a small ding in the lower spine and wear along finish with some scattered spots of light oxidation, edge wear and dried the edges. (58925-44I) protective grease. (58925-20E) 3061 MP38/40 Magazines 3049 Suomi Magazines (2) original blue, grooved and (1) original blue, slab sided steel bodied (8) 36 rd., 9 mm M31 stick magazines with Finnish army "SA" marking 32 rd., 9 mm magazines marked "M.P.38u40" on the left sides, backs and intact finger loops. The magazines retain most of their original blue appropriately Waffenamt marked, "fxo" and "gqm" coded and dated 41 finish with some scattered spots of light oxidation, edge wear and dried and 42, the slab sided magazine is fxo coded and dated 41. The protective grease. (58925-20G) magazines retain about 95% original blue with a couple light dents, 3050 Suomi Magazines handling marks and sparse pinprick oxidation and pitting, one of the (8) 36 rd., 9 mm M31 stick magazines with Finnish army "SA" marking grooved magazines retains about 80% original blue toning to brown and intact finger loops. The magazines retain most of their original blue oxidation with scattered light handling marks, fine oxidation and a ding finish with some scattered spots of light oxidation, edge wear and dried or two, the other grooved magazine has a dime size spot of silver wear protective grease. (58925-20F) where some oxidation was once cleaned. (58925-44J) 3051 AK-47 Magazines 3062 MP38/40 Magazines (14) 30 rd., 7.62x39 mm Chinese manufactured smooth spine steel body (3) original grooved 32 rd., 9 mm magazines marked "M.P.38u40" on the magazines most of which are marked "MADE IN CHINA", some with left sides and the backs are appropriately Waffenamt marked, "bte" importer markings. In excellent condition retaining nearly all their original coded and 42 dated. The magazines retain about 90% original blue with blue finish. (58925-45A) light edge and contact wear, some sparsely scattered spots of flaking 3052 AK-47 Magazines and oxidation; one of the magazine and a large "D" incise carved on the (15) 30 rd., 7.62x39 mm Chinese manufactured smooth spine steel body lower right side. (58925-44L) magazines most of which are marked "MADE IN CHINA", some with 3063 MP38/40 Magazines importer markings. In near excellent condition retaining nearly all their (2) original blue, grooved and (1) original blue, slab sided steel bodied original blue finish with a few showing light wear and handling marks. 32 rd., 9 mm magazines marked "M.P.38u40" on the left sides, backs (58925-45B) appropriately Waffenamt marked, "bte" and "kur" coded and dated 42 3053 AK-47 Magazines and 43, the slab sided magazine is "122" coded and dated 40. The (15) 30 rd. 7.62x39 mm steel body magazines. In excellent condition, magazines retain about 92-95% arsenal applied blue over remnants of most retaining nearly all their original blue finish and East German in scattered light oxidation and pitting, light handling marks, dings and manufacture with a couple matte blue and parkerized, majority of wear wear along the edges. (58925-44W) along the edges and contact points. (58925-45C) 3064 Reproduction MP38/40 Magazines 3054 AK-47 Magazines (9) modern grooved parkerized and (1) modern blue slab sided steel (15) 30 rd. and (1) 40 rd., 7.62x39 mm steel body magazines. In bodied 32 rd., 9 mm magazines with no code of proof markings. The excellent condition, most retaining nearly all their original blue finish and magazines retain about 98% of their original finishes with some light East German in manufacture with a couple matte blue and parkerized, handling marks and wear along the edges. (58925-44P) majority of wear along the edges and contact points. (58925-45F) 3065 Reproduction MP38/40 Magazines 3055 AK-47 Magazines (10) modern grooved steel bodied 32 rd., 9 mm magazines with no code (16) 30 rd. 7.62x39 mm steel body magazines. In excellent condition, or proof markings. The magazines retain 98% original parkerized finish most retaining nearly all their original blue finish and East German in with light handling marks and wear along the edges. (58925-44N) manufacture with a couple matte blue and parkerized, majority of wear along the edges and contact points. (58925-45D) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3066 Cobray M-11/9 Magazines 3082 FN/FAL Magazines (14) 32 rd., 9 mm steel bodied magazines from various manufacturers (6) 30 rd., 7.62 NATO steel bodied FN/FAL magazines remaining in very modified to fit the newer 9 mm version of the Ingram MAC-11 pistol that good plus to near excellent condition retaining much original finish with was chambered in 380 ACP. Magazines are both blue and parkerized, scattered light oxidation and handling marks, majority of loss along some with original serial numbers and remain in very good to excellent edges and gripping points. (58925-45G) condition with light handling marks, spots of oxidation along some of the 3083 Bren L4A1 Magazines edges and ingrained dirt staining. (58925-44Q) (6) 30 rd. 7.62 NATO steel bodied magazines. Four are marked "7.62 3067 Cobray M-11/9 Magazines MM. L4A1" and two "7.62 MM 3A1" and remain in near excellent (15) 32 rd., 9 mm steel bodied magazines from various manufacturers condition retaining 95-98% original parkerized finish with light storage modified to fit the newer 9 mm version of the Ingram MAC-11 pistol that wear and handling marks. (58925-45H) was chambered in 380 ACP. Magazines are both blue and parkerized, 3084 AK-47 Drum Magazine some with original serial numbers and remain in very good to excellent (1) East German 75 rd., 7.62x39 mm flat ribbed steel drum magazine condition with light handling marks, spots of oxidation along some of the retaining 98% arsenal applied black finish over remnants of scattered edges and ingrained dirt staining. (58925-44R) oxidation and minor pitting, loss due to light wear along the edges. The 3068 Cobray M-11/9 Magazines serial number is matching on the coverplate and housing, the original (21) original 32 rd., 9 mm Zytel magazines. These are OEM magazines number has been struck on the winding plate and renumbered to the with Cobray logo on the lower left side in very good plus to excellent with other components. (58925-35I) light storage marks and staining. (58925-44S) 3085 AK-47 Drum Magazine 3069 Cobray M-11/9 Magazines (1) East German 75 rd., 7.62x39 mm flat ribbed steel drum magazine (21) original 32 rd., 9 mm Zytel magazines. These are OEM magazines retaining 98-99% arsenal applied black finish over some remnants of with Cobray logo on the lower left side in very good plus to excellent with minor oxidation. The serial number is matching on the coverplate, light storage marks and staining. (58925-44T) housing and winding plate. (58925-35J) 3070 Cobray M-11/9 Magazines 3086 AK-47 Drum Magazine (21) original 32 rd., 9 mm Zytel magazines. These are OEM magazines (1) unmarked 75 rd., 7.62x39 mm flat ribbed steel body drum magazine with Cobray logo on the lower left side in very good plus to excellent with appearing to be East German in design unnumbered except for "AP-9 light storage marks and staining. (58925-44U) 70" on the winding plate. Drum remains in excellent condition retaining 3071 Cobray M-11/9 Magazines about 98% original parkerized finish with scattered light handling marks (21) original 32 rd., 9 mm Zytel magazines. These are OEM magazines and minor wear along the high edges. (58925-35K) with Cobray logo on the lower left side in very good plus to excellent with 3087 AK-47 Drum Magazine light storage marks and staining. (58925-44V) (1) unmarked 75 rd., 7.62x39 mm flat ribbed steel body drum magazine 3072 SVD Magazines appearing to be East German in design. Drum remains in excellent (5) Romanian 10 rd., 7.62x54R SVD magazines both blue and condition retaining about 98% original parkerized finish with scattered parkerized remaining in very good to excellent condition showing some light handling marks and minor wear along the high edges. (58925-35L) light handling marks, oxidation staining and wear along the edges. 3088 AK-47 Drum Magazine Included is a four pocket green canvas snipers pouch showing light (1) Chinese manufactured 75 rd., 7.62x39 mm steel body drum with wear and staining. (58925-24A) intact carry ring on side of housing. Drum remains in excellent condition 3073 SVD Magazines retaining 98% arsenal applied blue over light grind marks on the throat. (5) Romanian 10 rd., 7.62x54R SVD magazines both blue and Crisp Norinco 36 in triangle mark on center of coverplate above the parkerized remaining in very good to excellent condition showing some winging lever. (58925-35M) light handling marks, oxidation staining and wear along the edges. 3089 AK-47 Drum Magazine Included is a four pocket green canvas snipers pouch showing light (1) Chinese manufactured 100 rd., 7.62x39 mm steel body drum with wear and staining. (58925-24B) intact carry ring on side of housing. Drum remains in excellent condition 3074 SVD Magazines retaining 98% arsenal applied blue over light cleaning marks, slightly (5) Romanian 10 rd., 7.62x54R SVD magazines both blue and more modest on the throat. Bottom over the coverplate is DC pencil parkerized remaining in very good to excellent condition showing some marked "MADE IN CHINA / BY NORINCO". (58925-35N) light handling marks, oxidation staining and wear along the edges. 3090 AK-47 Drum Magazine Included is a four pocket green canvas snipers pouch showing light (1) Chinese manufactured 100 rd., 7.62x39 mm steel body drum with wear and staining. (58925-24C) intact carry ring on side of housing. Drum remains in excellent condition 3075 SVD Magazines retaining 98% arsenal applied blue over light cleaning marks, slightly (5) Romanian 10 rd., 7.62x54R SVD magazines both blue and more modest on the throat. (58925-35P) parkerized remaining in very good to excellent condition showing some 3091 AK-47 Drum Magazine light handling marks, oxidation staining and wear along the edges. (1) Chinese manufactured 100 rd., 7.62x39 mm steel body drum with Included is an unissued four pocket green canvas snipers pouch in intact carry ring on side of housing. Drum remains in excellent condition excellent condition. (58925-24D) retaining 98% arsenal applied blue over light cleaning marks, slightly 3076 SVD Magazines more modest on the throat. (58925-35Q) (5) Romanian 10 rd., 7.62x54R SVD magazines both blue and 3092 HK 91/G3 Magazines parkerized remaining in very good to excellent condition showing some (16) 30 rd., 7.62 NATO steel body magazines with both bright and blued light handling marks, oxidation staining and wear along the edges. followers. Magazines remain in very good to excellent condition, a few (58925-24E) showing some fading original blue with light dents, handling marks and 3077 SWD Magazines spots of oxidation, one magazine is parkerized; (1) parkerized magazine (5) Russian 10 rd. and (1) Russian 5 rd. 7.62x54R SVD in overall coupler; (62) rds. of assorted 7.62 NATO/308 Win. military and excellent condition retain most of their original blue finish with dried commercial cartridges 16 of which are tracer rds., all are in near protective grease and a couple with light edge wear and handling marks. excellent condition. (58925-10A) (58925-24F) 3093 Smith & Wesson M&P 15-22 Magazines 3078 Saiga-12 Magazines Included are two 25 round Smith & Wesson factory magazines for the (6) AGP Arms Inc. 10 rd., 12 ga. polymer magazines for the Saiga-12 M&P15-22 carbines. The magazines are in excellent condition and are line of shotguns. In excellent condition showing little if any wear. housed in a green nylon U.S. military style mag pouch with ALICE clip (58925-12A) mounts. (49676-3A) 3079 Saiga-12 Magazines 3094 Two Ruger 10/22 Magazines (6) AGP Arms Inc. 10 rd., 12 ga. polymer magazines for the Saiga-12 Two 10-round .22LR magazines for the Ruger 10/22 rifle, both in line of shotguns. In excellent condition showing little if any wear. excellent condition. (126019-10K) (58925-12B) 3095 Browning Buckmark Magazines 3080 Saiga-12 Magazines Five blued steel 10-round .22 LR magazines for a Browning Buckmark (7) AGP Arms Inc. 10 rd., 12 ga. polymer magazines for the Saiga-12 pistol or rifle, all in excellent condition. (128673-8A) line of shotguns. In excellent condition showing little if any wear. 3096 H&K MP5 SD Magazine (58925-12C) One “SD”-marked straight 30-round steel magazine with a plastic 3081 Saiga-12 Magazines follower for the Heckler and Koch MP5 submachine gun. The surfaces (6) AGP Arms Inc. 10 rd., 12 ga. polymer magazines for the Saiga-12 retain about 90% original blue with some light silvering from previous line of shotguns. In excellent condition showing little if any wear. use. Overall the magazine rates excellent. (128673-8B) (58925-12D) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3097 Assorted Magazines 3108 M1 Carbine & AK Magazines & Ammunition Three magazines: (1) blued steel 10-round .22 LR magazine for a Ruger Four blued steel .30 Carbine magazines for the M1 carbine, comprising Mk. 1 pistol, in excellent condition; (1) blued steel 10-round magazine for one 15-round magazine and three 5-round magazines, and one a Remington 500 series rifle, retaining about 85% blue with scattered 10-round blued steel 7.62x39mm magazine for a Kalashnikov rifle. The areas of silvering and rating very fine overall; (1) aftermarket blued steel 15-round M1 magazine is marked “MN” on the rear face; the remainder 8-round .308 Win magazine for a rifle by D&E, are unmarked. The magazines each retain about 85% original blue rating about excellent with some very light handling marks. (128673-8C) finish, exhibiting light handling marks, areas of silvering at the contact 3098 S&W M&P45 Magazines points and spots of ocher oxidation scattered throughout. The follower Two steel 10-round .45 ACP magazines with tan plastic floorplates for spring of one of the 5-round magazines is slightly misaligned and weak Smith & Wesson M&P45 pistols. Both are in excellent condition with and will likely require replacement or repair. The followers of the other minimal signs of previous use. (128444-8A) M1 magazines exhibit no mechanical issues and the M1 magazines are 3099 S&W M&P 40/357 and S&W M&P 45 Compact Magazines in overall fair to good condition. The AK magazine retains about 95% Two steel magazines: first, one 15-round magazine for S&W M&P original blue with light handling marks from previous use and perhaps pistols in both .40 S&W and .357 Magnum. Second, one 8-round one or two small spots of oxidation on the outer faces. The follower is magazine for S&W M&P 45 Compact pistols. Both magazines are in strong and functions well mechanically and the magazine rates very fine excellent condition with minimal signs of previous use. (128444-8B) to excellent overall. Also included are (34) rounds of .30 Carbine ball 3100 Browning BAR Mark II Magazine ammunition and (3) rounds of 7.62x39mm ammunition, all in excellent One in-box proprietary blued steel 3-round magazine for a Browning condition. (129568-9A) BAR Mark II Rifle in 7mm Rem or 270 Weatherby Mag. The box is 3109 Springfield 1922 M1 Magazine opened and partially torn; the magazine appears as-new and unused. Included is a single 5-round blue finish 22 caliber magazine. The (128444-8C) magazine retains nearly of its original finish with some minor edge wear 3101 Browning A-Bolt Magazine and scattered spots of fine oxidation staining. An excellent example. One blued steel magazine for a Browning A-Bolt rifle in 270 Weatherby (109558-10E) Mag. The steel surfaces retain about 80% slightly thinning blue finish 3110 Springfield 1922 M1 Magazine with silvering at the edges and light oxidation staining on the inner Included is a single 5-round blue finish 22 caliber magazine. The surfaces. The follower functions well mechanically and the magazine magazine retains nearly of its original finish with some minor edge wear rates very good plus. (128444-8D) and scattered spots of fine oxidation staining. An excellent example. 3102 Glock 9mm Magazine (109558-10B) One 15-round black polymer magazine for a Glock 19 pistol in 9mm 3111 AK-47 Magazines Luger with single right side catch. The magazine is in excellent condition This lot includes (3) five round, steel body, Chinese manufactured with minimal signs of previous use. (128444-3C) magazines for the AK-47 Style rifle. These magazines appear 3103 Springfield XD-S Magazines as-near-new and show no signs of use. (107467-5) Two 7-round stainless steel 9mm magazines with flush black plastic 3112 AK-47 Magazines floorplates for Springfield XD-S pistols. The magazines are in excellent This lot includes (4) five round, steel body, Chinese manufactured condition and appear unused. (128444-8E) magazines for the AK-47 Style rifle. These magazines appear 3104 Assorted Magazines as-near-new and show no signs of use. (107467-5A) Assorted magazines, all but one in 22 LR. Includes: four 10-round 3113 M1 Carbine Magazines magazines for Ruger Mk. II pistols and one 10-round magazine for a This lot includes two unmarked blued 15 round magazines and an OD Ruger 22/45 pistol, each rating very good plus to excellent, all retaining Green canvas magazine pouch. The pouch is U.S. marked on the front 90-95% original blue finish with scattered flecks of ocher oxidation and and Biscayne Tent & Awning Co. / Inc. / 1943 on the back. The all exhibiting strong follower springs and few if any signs of previous magazines retain nearly all of their original finish and have a couple use; one 10-round magazine for a rifle in spots of light oxidation near the bases. Items remain in near excellent excellent condition with no discernible blemishes; one unmarked steel condition. (107467-13) compact .25 caliber magazine for a Raven, Phoenix, Jennings or similar 3114 M1A Magazines pistol, in very fine condition with some very minor wear from previous This lot includes seven unmarked 20 round steel body magazines and use. (128444-9) an unmarked M1A style scope base. The magazines show varying light 3105 M1 Carbine Magazines handling marks and some scattered light oxidation staining and the Four magazines for the U.S. M1 Carbine. First, three 15-round steel scope base retains nearly all of its original black enamel finish and has a magazines: two blued, one parkerized. The first blued magazine is top rail that will accept many Picatinny style bases. Items are in overall marked “U” on the rear face and rates excellent, retaining about 98% very good to excellent condition. (109560-29) finish. The second is marked “BW” and rates fine, retaining about 85% 3115 M1 Carbine Magazines blue with a strong area of ocher oxidation on the rear face and specks of This lot includes two 15 round blued finish magazines marked UQ along oxidation here and there throughout. The parkerized magazine is the back flat that have spots of scattered light oxidation near all over and marked “LU” and retains about 90% finish with areas of thinning and retain most of their original finish. They appear to have strong springs silvering as well as some light handling marks. Finally, one blued steel and should work well. (109560-30) unmarked 5-round magazine in near excellent condition, retaining about 3116 1911 Magazines 95% finish with instances of silvering and hints of ocher. All magazines This lot includes six. First is an unmarked two-tone magazine with show some very light signs of previous use and seem to function well pinned base that has strong color remaining, scattered spots of fine mechanically. (128444-7A) oxidation and some light pinprick pitting near the top left corner. Second 3106 Uzi Magazine are four blued finish magazines with S marked floor plates that are in One IMI-marked 32-round parkerized steel 9mm magazine for an Uzi as-near-new condition. Third is an unmarked blued finish magazine that submachine gun or variant thereof. The magazine is in excellent appears to have seen little if any use. (109560-31) condition with a few minor handling marks and minimal signs of previous 3117 M14 Magazines and Carrier use. (128444-7B) This lot includes 12 Chinese manufactured 20 round magazines and a 3107 Beretta 92 Magazine OD Green canvas six pocket pouch. The carrier is U.S. marked on the One unmarked steel magazine for a 9mm Beretta 92 pistol. Capacity front flap and “BELT MAGAZINE B.A.R. / M-1937 / 74-B-240 / appears to be about 25 rounds. The magazine is in excellent condition Concord-1951” along back. Some of the stenciling is faded but remains with minimal handling marks from previous use. (128444-7C) mostly legible and the pouch has a few minor imperfections but rates overall very good plus and the magazines appear to have seen little if any use. (107467-13) 3118 PSL / FPK Magazines and Carrier This lot includes four steel body 10 round magazines and a two pocket green canvas with brown leather closure pouch. The magazines are not maker marked and show expected handling marks and the canvas pouch has tight stitching and appears complete with no maker’s marks visible. (107467-13A) 3119 AR-15 Drum Magazine This unmarked steel body likely 75-round magazine retains nearly all of its gray parkerized finish with scattered light handling marks consistent with use. This magazine remains in excellent condition. (1X108925-38) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3120 SRM M1216 Shotgun Magazine 3138 Saiga 308 Magazines (1) 16 rd. 12 ga. Flat Dark Earth (FDE) alloy rotary shotgun magazine in This lot includes four Surefire Gun Mags LLC 25-round polymer excellent to as-new condition in original factory packaging and magazines. These magazines are as-new still sealed in their original cardboard box. (1X59413-80BI) packaging. (1X108925-13F) 3121 Blaser R93 Magazine 3139 Saiga 308 Magazines (1) black polymer 3-round magazine for a Blaser R93 rifle. Supports the This lot includes five unmarked and likely Surefire Gun Mags LLC following calibers: 7mm Rem Mag; 257 Weatherby Mag; 300 Weatherby 25-round polymer magazines with aluminum floorplates. These are Mag; 300 Rem Ultra Mag; 284 Win Mag; 300 Win Mag; 308 Win Mag; gently used magazines showing minimal wear associated with use in 7mm STW. The magazine exhibits no discernible blemishes or excellent condition. (1X108925-13E) mechanical issues and is in excellent condition overall. 3140 Smith & Wesson M&P 40 Magazines (1X129543-291A) (75/150) Four total: (2) M&P 40 Shield 6 rd. stainless steel magazines; (1) M&P Est. 75 - 150 40 Compact 10 rd. blued steel magazine; (1) M&P 40 full size 10 rd. 3122 Blaser R93 Magazine blued steel magazine. All in excellent to as-new condition in original (1) black polymer 3-round magazine for a Blaser R93 rifle. Supports the factory packaging. (1X59413-80AZ) following calibers: 7x64mm; 8.5x63mm; 30-06; 6.5x65 RWS; 270 Win; 3141 Smith & Wesson M&P 40 Magazines 280 Rem; 6x62 Freres; 6.5-284 Norma; 8x64 S. The magazine exhibits (4) factory Smith & Wesson M&P 40 full size 10 rd. blued factory no discernible blemishes or mechanical issues and is in excellent magazines in excellent to as-new condition in original factory packaging. condition overall. (1X129543-291B) (75/150) (1X59413-80M) Est. 75 - 150 3142 Springfield Armory 9 mm Magazines 3123 Kimber 17 HM2 Magazines Six total: (3) XD1923 sub-compact 9 mm 10 rd. bright body magazines; (2) satin gray single stack polymer magazines for a Kimber 1911 (2) XD0923 full size 9 mm 10 rd. bright body magazines: (1) semi-automatic pistol. Both are in about excellent condition with hints of XDG0923BS Mod. 2 sub-compact 9 mm bright body magazine with handling wear on the followers from previous use. (1X129543-254A) black sleeve. All in excellent to as-new condition in original factory 3124 Tec 9 Magazines packaging. (1X59413-80BA) This lot includes six steel body, blue finish MAGRH/INT 32-round 9mm 3143 Browning Bar MKII Magazines magazines. Five of these replacement magazines remain in their original (2) Browning BAR Mark, Safari, Lightweight Stalker 4 rd. 243 Win, 308 plastic wrap and one is opened and all remain in excellent condition. Win., magazines in excellent to as-new condition in original factory (1X108925-4E) packaging. (1X59413-80BG) 3125 Tec 9 Magazines 3144 Promag S&W Bodyguard Magazines This lot includes five steel body, blue finish MAGRH/INT 32-round 9mm Five total: (2) SMI21, 380 ACP 10 rd. extended blue steel magazines; replacement magazines in original packaging. These are as-new (3) SMI20, 380 ACP 6 rd. blue steel magazines. All in excellent to aftermarket magazines in excellent condition. (1X108925-4D) as-new condition in original factory packaging. (1X59413-80BF) 3126 Tec 9 Magazines 3145 Smith & Wesson M&P 40 Magazines This lot includes five steel body, blue finish, unmarked 32-round, 9mm (4) factory Smith & Wesson M&P 40 full size 10 rd. blued factory magazines. The magazines show some light handling marks with some magazines in excellent to as-new condition in original factory packaging. remaining wrapped in plastic with a light oil coating. (1X108925-4B) (1X59413-80P) 3127 Saiga 308 Magazines 3146 Smith & Wesson M&P 40 Magazines This lot includes five unmarked and likely Surefire Gun Mags LLC (4) factory Smith & Wesson M&P 40 full size 10 rd. blued factory 25-round polymer magazines with aluminum floorplates. These are magazines in excellent to as-new condition in original factory packaging. gently used magazines showing minimal wear associated with use in (1X59413-80N) excellent condition. (1X108925-13H) 3147 Walther PPS Magazines 3128 Galil Magazines (3) Walther 40 S&W 6 rd. blued steel magazines for Walther PPS pistols Includes five 35-round polymer Orlite .223 Rem., magazines that show a in excellent to as-new condition in original factory packaging. few scattered light handling marks and minor wear consistent with use in (1X59413-80AD) overall excellent condition. (1X108925-23A) 3148 Grease Gun Magazines 3129 Galil Magazines Includes ten as-new 30 round G.I. style M3 magazines manufactured by Five total: First are three steel body 35 round .223 Rem. magazines that Keepshooting.com. These blued finish magazines are sealed in original show light wear and handling marks consistent with use. Second, are packaging with a coating of protective oil. (1X108925-26) two 35-round polymer Orlite 223 Rem. magazines that show minor wear 3149 Saiga-12 Magazines associated with use and all remain in very good condition. This lot includes three Izhmash 5-round polymer magazines. These are (1X108925-23B) as-new magazines in their original factory packaging, two are sealed 3130 Saiga-12 Magazines one is open. (1X108925-13G) This lot includes six polymer 10-round magazines by AGP Arms Inc., (4) 3150 Grease Gun Magazines are showing minimal if any use and (2) remain sealed in their original Includes ten blued finish 30 round G.I. style M3 magazines packaging. An excellent condition lot. (1X108925-12B) manufactured by Keepshooting.com. There are seven sealed in original 3131 Galil Magazines packaging and three loose all in as-new condition. (1X108925-26A) (2) factory 12 round .308 steel body magazines with clamp. These are 3151 Smith & Wesson Magazines as-new items sealed in plastic packaging. (1X108925-15D) This lot includes four magazines. First are two nickel 10-round Pro Mag 3132 CZ 24/26 Magazines aftermarket magazines compatible with the following series; 410 & 4006 This lot includes eight 32-round stick magazines. The magazines are sealed in their original factory packaging. Third is two nickel finish sealed in plastic wrap with a light layer of grease and remain in excellent factory 16-round magazines compatible with the SW series all in condition. (1X108925-5) excellent condition. (1X108712-11A) 3133 Galil Magazines 3152 CZ 24/26 Magazines (5) 35-round polymer Orlite .223 Rem., magazines still in their original (8) 32-round stick magazines. The magazines are sealed in plastic wrap packaging in as-new condition. (1X108925-23) with a light layer of grease and remain in excellent condition. 3134 Grease Gun Magazines (1X108925-5A) (10) as-new 30 round G.I. style M3 magazines manufactured by 3153 CZ 24/26 Magazines Keepshooting.com. These blued finish magazines are sealed in original (8) 32-round stick magazines. The magazines show varying levels of packaging with a coating of protective oil. (1X108925-26B) remaining finish with some light handling marks, wear and spots of fine 3135 Smith & Wesson M&P 10 Magazines oxidation that are expected with use. They remain in fine condition. (3) Smith & Wesson M&P 10 7.62 NATO/308 Win. 5 rd. magazines by (1X108925-5B) Ammunition Storage Components (ASC) in near excellent to excellent 3154 Sako/Beretta 85M 6.5x55 SE Magazine condition in sealed clear plastic bags, one opened to expose contents. (1) stainless steel 3-round magazine, rating excellent with no discernible (1X59413-80AF) blemishes. (1X129543-291E) [Phil Buker Collection] 3136 Armalite AR-10 Magazines 3155 Ruger Mini-14 6.8mm Rem Spc Magazines (3) 10 rd. Gen 2 magazines for the Armalite AR 10 rifle in excellent to (2) blued steel 5-round magazines. Both rate excellent with just the as-new condition still in original factory packaging. (1X59413-80AG) slightest bit of silvering at the contact points. Also included is (1) 3137 Saiga-12 Magazines unmarked 10-round polymer magazine for an unidentified 22LR pistol in This lot includes four Izhmash 5-round factory polymer magazines. excellent condition. (1X129543-291D) [Phil Buker Collection] There are two showing little if any wear and two sealed in their original factory packaging with quality control cards. (1X108925-13C) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3156 Beretta Magazines 3173 SGM Tactical Vepr Drum Magazine Three total: (2) blued finish 15-round 92-series magazines both are PB This lot includes a polymer 25-round 12 ga., drum magazine with clear marked; (1) aftermarket 10-round nickel finish likely 96 series magazine face in its original shipping box with manual in as-new condition. marked “M.D.S. cal. 40 S&W made in Italy” all remain in excellent (1X108925-68A) condition. (1X108712-11G) 3174 Armatac Saw-Mag 3157 EMP 9 Magazines This 150-round 5.56mm dual drum magazine comes with a manual, (3) magazines for the Springfield EMP 9 pistol by Mec-Gar. The advertising insert, loading tool, dust cover, and original shipping box. It magazines are marked “EMP” and “Mfg. in Italy by MEC-GAR / For has a green sticker on the left drum that reads “Tested” and remains in Springfield Armory”. One magazine has sticker residue on its side. like-new condition. (1X108925-66D) (108712-11C) 3175 Winchester Model 88 Magazine 3158 Lot of Pistol Magazines .243 Win, .308 Win. One 4-round capacity blued steel proprietary This lot includes four magazines for a variety of pistols: (1) nickel finish magazine for a Winchester Model 88 rifle. The follower functions well 7-round unmarked 1911 style magazine likely for a Commander or and the steel surfaces show only light signs of previous use. The Government model pistol; (1) blued unmarked 16 round 9mm magazine magazine rates very fine to excellent overall. (129678-160A) [Lester Hull likely for a CZ 75 or similar pistol; (2) blued body magazines one Collection] 13-round and one 12-round likely for a Beretta Model 84 or similar style 3176 Remington Model 760 Magazines pistol. These magazines show light handling and storage marks with one Three 4-round capacity blued steel magazines for the Remington Model having some spots of sticker residue all in very good condition. 760 rifle, two in .30-06 and one in .35 Whelen. All three magazines (1X108712-11I) function well mechanically and are in about excellent condition with only 3159 Mag 7 Magazines very light signs of previous use. (129678-160B) [Lester Hull Collection] This lot includes 11 steel body, 12 ga., blue finish 6-round magazines for 3177 Remington R-15 Magazines the Techno Arms slide action shotgun. The magazines show light This lot includes four factory sealed five round blue finish magazines for handling marks associated with use and remain in excellent condition. the Remington Model R-15 VTR Rifle. These are genuine Remington (1X108925-7B) .223 Rem magazines in as-new condition in original factory packaging. 3160 Mag 7 Magazines (109413-80) This lot includes 12 steel body, 12 ga., blue finish 6-round magazines for 3178 Remington R-15 Magazines the Techno Arms slide action shotgun. The magazines show light This lot includes four factory sealed five round blue finish magazines for handling marks associated with use and remain in excellent condition. the Model R-15 VTR Rifle. These are genuine Remington magazines in (1X108925-7A) as-new condition in their original factory packaging. (109413-80A) 3161 Mag 7 Magazines 3179 Remington R-15 Magazines This lot includes 11 steel body, 12 ga., blue finish 6-round magazines for This lot includes four factory sealed five round blue finish magazines for the Techno Arms slide action shotgun. The magazines show light the Remington Model R-15 VTR Rifle. These are genuine Remington handling marks associated with use and remain in excellent condition. .223 Rem magazines in as-new condition in original factory packaging. (1X108925-7) (109413-80B) 3162 MKA 1919 Magazines 3180 Remington R-15 Magazines This lot includes three 10-round 12 ga., factory magazines made by This lot includes two blued finish five round .223 Rem., magazines XNARMS for the AR-12 style shotgun. The magazines are in excellent sealed in their original factory packaging for the Model R-15 VTR rifle. condition. (1X108925-51) (109413-80C) 3163 Para-Ordnance Warthog Magazines 3181 Savage 22 Replacement Magazines This lot includes two 45 ACP 20-round magazines with grip sleeves in This lot includes four stainless steel factory replacement magazines that their sealed factory packaging from Pro Mag. They fit the following will work in a variety of Savage and Lakefield model rifles. There are two model pistols; P12, P13, and P14 and remain in as-new condition. five round and two ten round magazines still sealed in their original (1X108925-63A) factory packaging and will work with the following models; 93, 502, 503 3164 SGM Tactical Vepr Magazines series in either 22 W.M.R. or 17 H.M.R. calibers all in as-new condition. This lot includes three 10 round 7.62x54R polymer magazines for Vepr (109413-80D) rifles that are sealed in their original packaging and are in as-new 3182 Savage 22 Replacement Magazines condition. (1X108925-49A) This lot includes three stainless steel factory replacement magazines 3165 SGM Tactical Vepr Magazines that will work in a variety of Savage and Lakefield model rifles. There is This lot includes four 10-round 7.62x54R polymer magazines for Vepr one five round and two ten round magazines still sealed in their original rifles. There are three still in their original sealed packaging and one factory packaging and will work with the following models; 93, 502, 503 without that shows light handling marks associated with use and items series in either 22 W.M.R. or 17 H.M.R. calibers all in as-new condition. are in excellent to as-new condition. (1X108925-49) (109413-80E) 3166 M-14 Magazines 3183 Savage 22 Replacement Magazines (5) 20 round magazines. There are three with black Parkerized finish This lot includes three stainless steel factory replacement magazines and two with blue finish all showing light handling marks and spots of that will work in a variety of Savage and Lakefield model rifles. There is light wear associated with use in overall excellent condition. one five round and two ten round magazines still sealed in their original (1X108925-40B) factory packaging and will work with the following models; 93, 502, 503 3167 M-14 Magazines series in either 22 W.M.R. or 17 H.M.R. calibers all in as-new condition. This lot includes four 25-round black Parkerized finish magazines in (109413-80F) plastic wrap in excellent condition. (1X108925-40J) 3184 Ruger Mini-14 Magazines 3168 M-14 Magazines This lot includes two original factory five round blue finish 223 This lot includes four magazines there are two Parkerized finish one magazines still sealed in their original factory packaging in as-new 25-round and one 20-round and two blue finish 20-round some sealed in condition. (109413-80G) their original packing sleeves all in excellent to as-new condition. 3185 Ruger 10/22 Magazines (1X108925-40H) This lot includes four BX-1-Clear Factory Replacement ten round 3169 MKA 1919 Magazines magazines still sealed in their original packaging in as-new condition. This lot includes two 10-round 12 ga., factory magazines made by (109413-80H) XNARMS for the AR-12 style shotgun. The magazines are in excellent 3186 AR-15 Magazines condition. (1X108925-51A) This lot includes five factory sealed blued finish 5 round magazines from 3170 Saiga 12 Drum Magazine Pro Mag. The packages are marked AR-15 / 223 / (5) RND / Blue Steel / This 12 ga., 20 round polymer drum magazine from Pro Mag shows light Col 19 and are in as-new condition. (109413-80I) handling marks associated with use and remains in excellent condition. 3187 AR-15 Magazines (1X108925-30A) This lot includes five factory sealed blued finish 5 round magazines from 3171 Saiga 12 Drum Magazine Pro Mag. The packages are marked AR-15 / 223 / (5) RND / Blue Steel / This 12 ga., 20-round polymer drum magazine from Pro Mag has minor Col 19 and are in as-new condition. (109413-80J) light handling marks associated with use and remains in excellent 3188 Sig Sauer P938 Magazines condition. (1X108925-30B) This lot includes two factory 6 round steel replacement magazines for 3172 SGM Tactical Vepr Drum Magazine the P938 Semi-Auto 9mm pistol. These magazines are sealed in their This lot includes a polymer 25-round 12 ga., drum magazine with clear original factory packaging and remain in as-new condition. (109413-80K) face in its original shipping box with manual in as-new condition. (1X108925-68) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3189 Sig Sauer P938 Magazines 3209 Smith & Wesson M&P 40 Magazines This lot includes two factory 6 round steel replacement magazines for This lot includes three 10 round blued finish .40 S&W magazines with the P938 Semi-Auto 9mm pistol. These magazines are sealed in their steel bodies and plastic floor plates. These magazines are as-new original factory packaging and remain in as-new condition. (109413-80L) sealed in their original factory packaging. (109413-80AG) 3190 Mini-14 Magazines 3210 Smith & Wesson M&P Compact Magazines This lot includes three 223 magazines. First are two ten round Pro Mag This lot includes two 10 round blued finish .40 S&W magazines with blue finish magazines that are sealed in their original factory packaging. steel bodies and plastic floor plates. These magazines are as-new Second is a Ruger five round factory replacement magazine sealed in its sealed in their original factory packaging. (109413-80AH) original factory packaging. These are in as-new condition. (109413-80M) 3211 Aftermarket S&W Bodyguard Magazines 3191 Ruger LC9 Magazines This lot includes three 10 round 380 ACP blued finish steel body This lot includes three 7 round blued finish factory magazines that magazines with polymer grip extensions from Pro Mag. These are remain sealed in their original factory packaging with fingertip extension as-new magazines in their original factory sealed packaging. and included flat baseplate. These magazines are in as-new condition. (109413-80AI) (109413-80N) 3212 Smith & Wesson Bodyguard Magazines 3192 HK VP9 / P30 Magazines This lot includes four 6 round 380 ACP magazines with bright bodies This lot includes three 10 round 9mm factory magazines that are as-new and fingertip extensions. These are as-new factory magazines with sealed in their original packaging. (109413-80P) spare baseplates sealed in their original factory packaging. 3193 Ruger LC9 Magazines (109413-80AJ) This lot includes three factory 9 round magazines that are as-new 3213 Sig Sauer P238 Magazines sealed in their original packaging. (109413-80Q) This lot includes two six round 380 ACP magazines both steel with 3194 Ruger LC9 Magazines bright bodies. These are as-new magazines still sealed in their original This lot includes two factory 9 round magazines that are as-new sealed factory packaging. (109413-80AL) in their original packaging. (109413-80R) 3214 Aftermarket S&W Bodyguard Magazines 3195 Ruger 10/22 Magazines This lot includes four blued finish 6 round 380 ACP magazines from Pro This lot includes six magazines. First are five, factory 5 round black Mag. These are as-new items still sealed in their original factory polymer magazines. These BX-1-5 product code magazines are as-new packaging. (109413-80AM) sealed in their original factory packaging. Second is a clear polymer 3215 Smith & Wesson Bodyguard Magazines Butler Creek Tactical 10 round magazine with steel feed lips. This item This lot includes four six round 380 ACP magazines. There are three is as-new sealed in original factory packaging. (109413-80S) blued finish Pro Mag and one Smith & Wesson factory bright body with 3196 Glock 23 Magazines fingertip extension and spare flat baseplate. The magazines are as-new This lot includes four 10 round 40 caliber factory magazines in as-new still sealed in their respective factory packaging. (109413-80AN) condition sealed in their original factory packaging. (109413-80T) 3216 Smith & Wesson Bodyguard Magazines 3197 Glock 23 Magazines This lot includes four 6 round 380 ACP magazines with bright bodies This lot includes five 10 round 40 caliber factory magazines in as-new and fingertip extensions. These are as-new factory magazines with condition sealed in their original factory packaging. (109413-80U) spare baseplates sealed in their original factory packaging. 3198 Glock 23 Magazines (109413-80AP) This lot includes four 10 round 40 caliber factory magazines in as-new 3217 Smith & Wesson Bodyguard Magazines condition sealed in their original factory packaging. (109413-80V) This lot includes four 6 round 380 ACP magazines with bright bodies 3199 Glock 22 / 35 Magazines and fingertip extensions. These are as-new factory magazines with This lot includes three 10 round 40 caliber factory magazines in as-new spare baseplates sealed in their original factory packaging. condition sealed in their original factory packaging. (109413-80W) (109413-80AQ) 3200 Walther PPK/S Magazines 3218 Smith & Wesson Bodyguard Magazines This lot includes two 7 round 380 ACP factory magazines with bright This lot includes three. First is a six round factory 380 ACP magazines bodies and finger rests in as-new condition sealed in their original with bright body, spare baseplate and fingertip extension. Second is a factory packaging. (109413-80X) blued finish ten round 380 ACP magazine with grip extension from Pro 3201 Sig Sauer P250 / P320 Magazines Mag. Third is a blued finish 15 round 380 ACP magazine with finger grip This lot includes three factory model C-9-10 9mm 10 round compact extensions from Pro Mag. These are as-new items sealed in their magazines that are as-new sealed in their original factory packaging. respective original factory packaging. (109413-80AR) (109413-80Y) 3219 M1 Carbine Magazines & Pouch 3202 Sig Sauer P250 / P320 Magazines This lot includes a U.S. marked canvas two pocket pouch with two 15 This lot includes three factory model C-9-10 9mm 10 round compact round carbine magazines. The pouch is OD green in color and marked magazines that are as-new sealed in their original factory packaging. U.S. on the front flap and Atlas MFG. Co. / 1943 on the back. The (109413-80Z) stitching is tight and there is a small amount of verdigris on the inside 3203 Smith & Wesson M&P Magazines snap cover. The magazines are BW marked and retain nearly all of their This lot includes two. First is a factory M&P 9, 9mm, 17 round blued original finish and remain in excellent condition. (108963-226) finish magazine. Second is a factory M&P 40 Shield 7 round bright 3220 Leupold Pistol Scope bodied magazine both are as-new sealed in their original factory This lot consists of a single Leupold M8-2X extended eye relief pistol packaging. (109413-80AA) scope with silver anodized finish, clear optics and duplex reticle. The 3204 Aftermarket Smith & Wesson Magazines finish rates excellent with minor marks from previously mounted rings This lot includes four 9mm Pro Mag 10 round blued steel magazines for and handling. (89100-698A) the following model Smith & Wesson pistols: 910, 915, 459, & 5900. 3221 Cabela’s Alaskan Guide Scope These magazines are as-new sealed in their original factory packaging. This excellent condition 3-12x52 scope with duplex reticle and bright (109413-80AB) very good optics retains 99% original matte black anodization with faint 3205 Smith & Wesson M&P Shield Magazines signs of previous mounting. This Japanese-manufactured scope This lot includes three 7 round 9mm magazines with bright steel bodies includes the original box, lens covers, protective fleece wrap, lens wipe, and plastic floorplates. These magazines are as-new sealed in their tool and manual. (239675-1A) original factory packaging. (109413-80AC) 3206 Smith & Wesson M&P Shield Magazines This lot includes three 7 round 9mm magazines with bright steel bodies and plastic floorplates. These magazines are as-new sealed in their original factory packaging. (109413-80AD) 3207 Smith & Wesson Sigma 9F Magazines This lot includes three 10 round 9mm magazines with bright bodies and plastic floorplates. These magazines are as-new sealed in their original factory packaging. (109413-80AE) 3208 Smith & Wesson Sigma 40F Magazines This lot includes two 10 round .40 S&W magazines with bright bodies and plastic floorplates. These magazines are as-new sealed in their original factory packaging. (109413-80AF) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3222 Assorted Red Dot Optics 3233 Weatherby Imperial Variable 2-7x36 Scope This lot contains eight red dot optics including the following: one This scope measures 11 3/8” in length and features slightly obscured US-manufactured Bushnell Holo Sight in very good condition with a few near excellent optics with a fine crosshair reticle. The metal surfaces light scuffs on the aluminum top, two nearly identical red dot optics, one retain about 98% original matte black finish with a few unobtrusive tiny by NcStar and one by Famous Maker which features three reticle handling marks and instances of silvering. Overall the scope rates near options with a few light handing marks on the high edges, two identical excellent. (128637-4C) TruGlo red/green dot optics with four reticle options both in very good 3234 Zeiss Diavari-C 1.5-4.5x18 Scope condition with minor scuffs on the aluminum housing and one missing This scope measures 11 3/4” in length and features clear excellent the rear attachment bolt, one very small Target Sports red dot sight in optics with a duplex reticle and a focus-adjustable ocular lens. The metal excellent condition with a removable plastic cover, two identical BSA red surfaces retain about 98% matte black finish with some light handling dots that feature 11 brightness settings and four reticle choices which marks from previous mounting. Overall the scope is in excellent are in very good condition with a few scattered handling marks with both condition. Includes a set of Zeiss bikini-style lens covers. coated in cosmoline and one with the BSA logo a little worn. Also (129100-1050A) [Richard “Stretch” Kennedy Collection] (200/400) included are one Gamo laser sight with functioning tape switch in Est. 200 - 400 excellent condition and one TACMIII flashlight with tape switch in a black 3235 Three Bushnell Scopes First Samco polymer Picatinny mount. Also included is one BeamShot Three scopes of Bushnell manufacture. First, a Bushnell Sportview laser sight barrel mount for barrels 16-20mm in diameter which is new in 3-9x32 scope measuring 11 3/4” in length and featuring clear excellent its sealed packaging. Finally, there is a laser sight measuring 4 1/4” in optics with a duplex reticle. The metal surfaces retain about 98% original length and 1” in diameter with the head marked “LASER SIGHT blue with light hints of previous mounting. The scope rates excellent MODULE ARMED FORCES” retaining 95% black anodized finish with overall. Second, a Bushnell Banner 4x20 scope measuring 11 1/2” and light silvering on the high edges. The batteries in the BSA optics are featuring clear excellent optics with a duplex reticle. The metal surfaces functional, the rest of these items need new batteries and have not be retain about 99% original blue; some of the white Bushnell lettering on tested for functionality. (238925-87D) the side has worn away, otherwise the scope exhibits few if any 3223 Bausch & Lomb Scope discernible blemishes and rates excellent. Third, a Bushnell Banner One Bausch & Lomb Elite 4000 6-24x40 riflescope with duplex reticle 3-9x32 scope measuring 11 1/2” and featuring clear excellent optics with and very good optics retaining 99% matte black anodization with a few a duplex reticle. The metal surfaces retain about 99% blue with a few light handling marks and slight signs of previous mounting. This instances of barely visible wear from previous mounting. The rubber Japanese-manufactured scope is waterproof and features an adjustable edge cover of the ocular lens has become partially separated from the objective lens. (239685-16A) rim but remains undamaged and should prove trivial to repair with some 3224 Aimpoint 1000 Optic fresh adhesive. Overall the scope is in near excellent condition. One Aimpoint 1000 red dot optic in excellent condition retaining 99% (129678-8A, 104A, 112A) [Lester Hull Collection] original matte black enamel finish and very good clarity. The 3236 Marble’s Rear Tang Sight for Savage Model 99 Swedish-manufactured optic features 10 brightness settings, integral One Marble’s rear tang sight on a 3 1/4” base for a Savage Model 99 Weaver or Picatinny-style mount and the batteries remain functional. rifle. The sight is elevation adjustable and fully functional, though the (239678-86A) [Lester Hull Collection] elevation nut exhibits some softening of the knurling and offers some 3225 Redfield Widefield Scope resistance to adjustment by hand. The aperture disc is not present. One Redfield Widefield 3-9x36 riflescope with duplex reticle and bright Overall the sight is in good condition, retaining about 85% original blue excellent optics retaining 99% original blue with a few light handling with a few hints of patina and expected instances of silvering from marks and signs of previous mounting. (239685-15A) previous mounting. (126019-10A) 3226 Bushnell Elite Scope 3237 Three Rear Tang Sights This is a Bushnell Elite 3200 3-9X50mm riflescope (32-3956M). This Three rear tang sights. The first is a Marble’s rear tang sight on a 2 3/4” matte finished scope features Bushnell’s FireFly duplex reticle and has base. The screw holes are spaced 2 1/4” apart measured bright, excellent optics. A set of Weaver high rings and the factory bikini center-to-center. The elevation-adjustable post is fitted with a screw-in style lens covers are included. An excellent condition example overall. aperture disc (approximately 0.275” diameter) and adjusts freely. The (49675-3A) surfaces retain about 98% original blue with a few tiny flecks of dark 3227 Lot is Withdrawn brown patina on the base. Overall the sight rates excellent. The second Lot is Withdrawn sight is a Lyman rear tang sight on a 1 3/4” base. The screw holes are 3228 Weaver V7 Riflescope spaced about 7/8” apart measured center-to-center. The post is This is an El Paso, TX vintage Weaver V7 2.5-7X riflescope. The scope elevation-adjustable and features a folding fine aperture insert. The post features a fine crosshair reticle and has very good optics that may adjusts freely and exhibits some oxidation staining and light handling becoming slightly cloudy. The blued steel body has some light rings marks on the aperture ring; the surfaces retain about 75% original blue marks and areas of scattered light surface oxidation an rates very good with areas toning to silver from previous mounting and handling. Overall overall. (49694-24A) the sight is in fine condition. The third is an unmarked tang sight on a 2 3229 Tasco Scope 7/8” base, the screw-holes measuring about 2 1/4” apart This is a Tasco 3-9X40 silver finish riflescope. The scope features a center-to-center. The post is elevation-adjustable and fitted with a duplex reticle and has excellent optics. There are some light ring marks screw-in 1” diameter aperture disc. The elevation adjusts freely and the on the tube from previous mounting but otherwise this economical surfaces retain about 99% original blue finish. Overall the sight is in all-purpose scope is in excellent overall condition. A set of factory lens excellent condition. (126019-10B) covers are included. (49575-6) 3238 Two Lyman Sights 3230 Leupold M8-3x Scope Two Lyman sights comprising one front sight and one partial rear sight. This scope measures 9 3/4” in length with a 20mm objective lens and The first item is a Lyman 77R hooded front sight with a 1” dovetail base clear excellent optics with a duplex reticle. The metal surfaces retain and a small assortment of compatible sight inserts. The sight retains about 99% gloss black finish with a few instances of silvering from about 99% original blue and appears unused. The original box is previous mounting. Overall the scope is in excellent condition. included and appears to be opened for examination purposes only. The (129543-11A) second item is a partial Lyman #48 peep sight; the slide is not present 3231 Wetzlar Tell 6x40 Scope and one of the mounting screws has been lost. The metal surfaces This scope measures 12 1/4” in length and features clear excellent retain about 98% blue with some expected silvering from previous optics with a German #1 post reticle. The metal surfaces retain about mounting and portion of the sight which is present is in excellent 99% original blue finish and the scope appears unused. Includes one condition. (126019-10C) pair of leather lens covers and the original factory two-piece box. 3239 Kuharsky Bros. Auxiliary “Iron” Sight (128637-4A) Compatible with Bausch & Lomb-type scope mount bases, this scope 3232 U.S. WWII M33 Artillery Spotting Telescope mount accessory provides auxiliary iron sights for use in the case of This 1943-dated scope measures 9” in length and features clear scope failure or for close-range shots. The metal surfaces retain about excellent optics with a rangefinding grid reticle. The surfaces retain 96% original blue finish with a few minor instances of oxidation, rating strong black enamel finish with scattered tiny instances of texturing and near excellent overall. Includes the factory clear plastic box in fair to oxidation here or there. Overall the scope rates near excellent. Includes good condition with a missing segment on the left side and the original a pair of leather lens covers. (128637-4B) factory information sheet. (126019-10J) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3240 Unmarked Vintage Target Scope 3253 Thompson Center Model 8666 Hawken Hunter Series Scope This vintage target scope measures 24 5/8” overall with a heavy This 4-12x44 scope measures 13” in length and features clear excellent crosshair reticle and crisp clear optics. There is a small plate marked optics with a duplex reticle and an adjustable objective lens. The metal “Prov. Pat. 4712-51” at the eye-piece and interesting adjustment collar surfaces retain about 99% black anodized finish with negligible scope near the middle of the scope. The blue finish has evenly faded ring wear (rings not included). Overall the scope is in excellent condition. throughout and the objective end has exposed brass and is a pleasing Includes one pair of plastic bikini-style lens covers. (129574-46A) honey mustard color. It comes with a single stop, solid target mounts, 1 [James Traynor Collection] 1/2” sunshade and a plastic lens cover. Further research may provide a 3254 Simmons Model 1022T 3-9x33 Scope maker and an interesting history. (10A9684-1) This scope measures 12” in length and features clear excellent optics 3241 Lyman Super Target Spot with a duplex reticle. The matte black metal surfaces retain about 98% This fixed 15x scope serial #5465, measures 24” overall in length with original finish with a bit of silvering due to scope ring wear (rings not adjustable head, crosshair reticle and crisp clear optics. The scope included). Overall the scope is in about excellent condition. Includes one comes with solid mounts, one stop, screw in lens covers and a finely pair of Butler Creek flip-up rubber lens caps. (1X129626-4A) crafted wooden storage box with brass hardware. The interior lid is 3255 Bushnell Sportview Scope marked “R.C. Schult Sept. 21, 1951” in pencil and the rubber eye cup This 4x32 riflescope with duplex reticle and bright very good plus optics remains supple and retains perfect form. This handsome optic would be retaining about 97% plus original blue finish with a few minor dings and a fine addition to any varmint rifle. (10A9403-2) impact marks from light use. The scope includes a pair of rings for a 3242 Redfield Scope grooved rimfire receiver. (1X239412-18D1) This fixed 20X scope, serial #T01778, measures 23 1/4" overall in 3256 Simmons Whitetail Classic Wide Angle Scope length with an adjustable head, crosshair reticle and crisp clear optics. This 6.5-20x50 riflescope with Truplex reticle and bright excellent optics. The scope retains nearly all of its original finish with a few scattered light The scope remains in excellent condition retaining 99% original textured handling marks and comes with quick mount rings that will fit most target matte black finish with slight rings on the body from mounting. The blocks, screw in metal dust caps and a commercially made wooden box scope features an adjustable objective, fully multi-coated lens, locking that measures 25 1/4"x7 1/4"x4 1/2" with silver colored hardware and eyepiece, 100% weatherproof construction and includes lens covers. remains in excellent condition. (10A9403-2A) (1X239574-10A) 3243 Oigee Fixed Power Scope 3257 Bushnell Trophy Scope This pre-war vintage 4x scope features Graticule No. 5 reticle and has This 2.5-10x45 riflescope with duplex reticle and bright excellent optics. crisp clear optics. The scope measures 10 1/2" overall with much of its Scope remains in excellent condition retaining 99% plus gloss black original finish remaining. There are scattered specks of fine oxidation anodization with a few light signs of previous mounting. (1X239532-10A) throughout and wear along the high edges. The brass rings are a nice 3258 Weaver Model 329 3x15mm Scope ochre patina and all functions seem to operate properly. A nice pre-war This scope measures 10” in length and features clear excellent optics era German scope that would look “period” correct paired with any K98 with a fine crosshair reticle. The metal surfaces retain about 98% rifle. (10A9684-3) original blue finish with a few small areas of oxidation here or there. 3244 Voightlander Fixed Power Scope Overall the scope is in very fine to excellent condition. (1X127668-5E) This Skopar B marked scope has a post and crosshair style reticle with 3259 Rimfire Scopes crisp clear optics. The scope measures 11” overall and retains 80% of Two Crosman 4x15mm scopes and one Weaver V22 3-6x17 scope. The its original faded finish with the brass turning a dark mustard color Crosman scopes each measure 10 3/4” in length and feature clear patina. All parts seem to work properly and this pre-war German optic excellent optics with a duplex reticle. The first retains about 95% silver remains in very good overall condition. (10A9684-2) anodized finish with several small handling marks; the turret caps have 3245 Tasco 17EB Spotting Scope been lost. The second retains about 98% original blue finish with This 20x spotting scope measures 20 1/2" overall with a matte black occasional tiny handling marks. Both are equipped with a pair of textured enamel finish. This optic has fast focusing dials, a 9” tripod, Weaver-style scope mounts matching their respective finishes. The plastic lens covers and comes with a hard-sided travel case with metal Weaver scope measures 12 1/2” and features near excellent barely reinforcements along the seams. (109506-26) occluded optics with a fine crosshair reticle. The metal surfaces retain 3246 BSA RD 30 Red Dot Sight about 90% original blue and are scattered evenly with dark ocher flecks This compact 30mm Red Dot sight comes in its original packaging with of oxidation. Overall the scope is in very good plus to fine condition. integral quick detach mounts that should work well with Weaver style Includes a set of matching Weaver scope rings. (1X126048-4) bases. The sight functions properly and is missing only its manual. 3260 Lot of Rifle Scopes (109506-27) Three total: (1) Bushnell Banner Lite-Site 1.5-6X measuring 10” in length 3247 Tasco AccuDot Sight and featuring clear excellent optics with a duplex reticle. The This compact Red Dot sight has Weaver style quick detach rings and toggle-switch illumination is nonfunctional but appears undamaged and shows overall light handling marks along its entire length. The optic may require only a new battery. The blued metal surfaces retain about lenses are cloudy and it is uncertain if the item functions properly. 99% original finish with few if any discernible blemishes and the scope Comes housed in an incorrect Bushnell trophy box. (109506-28) rates excellent overall; (1) Bushnell Banner II 3-9X measuring 11” in 3248 Redfield Scope length and featuring clear excellent optics with a fine crosshair reticle. This 3-12X “Ultimate” Illuminator scope with 56mm adjustable objective The blued metal surfaces retain about 98% original finish with few lens and 4 Plex reticle has crisp clear optics and measures 16” overall blemishes besides a few instances of silvering and light scope ring wear with a matte black finish. There are a couple of very light handling marks (rings not included). Overall the scope rates near excellent to excellent; along the 30mm tube and included are a set of twist off rings, Butler (1) BSA Catseye 3-9X scope measuring 13 1/2” in length and featuring Creek flip-up front cover, Redfield flip-up rear cover, related paperwork clear excellent optics with a German #4 reticle. The rubber-coated steel and factory box. (109403-1) surfaces rate about good, exhibiting handling wear and slight tackiness 3249 Tasco Telescope throughout. Overall the scope is in good condition. (1X129100-779A) This 20x40mm Hunter telescope measures 15” overall and has clear [Richard "Stretch" Kennedy Collection] crisp optics. The optic shows a few scattered light handling marks along 3261 Lot is Withdrawn its body and features a quick focusing ring and comes with its original Lot is Withdrawn factory box, tri-pod, and plastic lens cover. (109506-29) 3262 Lot is Withdrawn 3250 Leupold Scope Lot is Withdrawn This 8x AO rifle scope measures 12 1/4” overall with a gloss black finish 3263 Smith & Wesson M&P Laser Sight and has a duplex reticle with crisp clear optics. There are light ring Lasermax Guide Rod Laser sight for Smith & Wesson M&P full-size 40 marks along the 1” diameter tube with a spot of flaked finish and S&W pistols (model #LMS-MP40F). While the sight has not been tested, oxidation along the bottom of the rear ring tract. Still a reliable optic for it remains in excellent condition and includes original Lasermax your favorite varmint rifle. (109100-1051A) takedown lever/activation switch and manual and paperwork. Packaging 3251 Tasco 636A Scope details that the product is compatible with all standard holsters, grips This 1.75-5x32 rifle scope measures 12 1/4” overall with a gloss black and rail-mounted accessories and features simple installation. finish, duplex reticle and has crisp clear optics. There are faint ring (1X239413-82W) marks and light scratches along the 1” diameter tube with some light dings and abrasions along the lip of the bells. (3X109125-1B) 3252 Lot is Withdrawn Lot is Withdrawn Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3264 Tritium Pistol Night Sights 3271 Simmons Scope This lot includes two sets of TRUGLO Brite Site tritium night sights, and This is a Simmons 44 Mag series 2-7x44 wide angle riflescope. This one set of Zone 3 tritium night sights. The TRUGLO sights are for the matte finished scope features a duplex reticle and has bright, excellent S&W M&P series and compatible models, and the Glock low set. The optics. A set of Weaver see-thru rings and a set of factory lens covers S&W TRUGLO sights remain bright when in the dark, while the Glock are included. Some of the ring screws have some minor slot damage. compatible TRUGLO sights have dimmed. The Zone 3 sights are An excellent example overall. (49523-21A) compatible with the Springfield XD models; these sights have also 3272 TruGlo Scope dimmed. All sights remain in their original packaging. (1X149413-109) This is a Truglo Optics Trubrite 3-9x44 riflescope. This matte finished 3265 Long Distance Laser Designator scope features an illuminated crosshair reticle and has bright, excellent One sealed new-in-box Laser Genetics ND3x40 Subzero green laser optics. The reticle was functioning at the time this description was designator. Packaging specifies that the product can illuminate targets written. There are a few light ring marks from mounting and a set of up to 400 yards away, is nitrogen charged and o-ring sealed and will flip-up lens covers are included. An excellent example overall provide up to seven hours of continuous use on two CR123 batteries (49523-22A) and includes: 1” scope mount, tripod mount, Weaver mounts, protective 3273 Thompson/Center Riflescope carry case, momentary pressure switch and batteries. Item This is a T/C Hawken Hunter series 3-9x40 wide angle riflescope. This #LG-ND3x40SZ. (1X239412-18I1) matte finished scope features a duplex reticle and has bright, excellent 3266 Lot of Williams Receiver Sights optics. There are a few light ring marks from mounting but otherwise the This lot consists of three Williams Foolproof receiver sights, one scope is in excellent condition. A set of factory lens covers are included. brand-new in box, two used in excellent condition. The first sight is a (49523-27A) Williams “FP 70 AP” for the Winchester Model 70 rifles. The sight is 3274 Three Scopes brand-new in the box with instructions and fits all Winchester Model 70 Three assorted scopes. First, a Tasco Game Stalker 4x38 scope rifles factory drilling and tapping on the left rear receiver. The next two measuring 12 1/2” and featuring clear excellent optics with a duplex are the “760 AP” base which will fit the Remington 740/742/760 reticle. The metal surfaces retain about 99% original blue finish with few receivers. They are used, excellent, one with aperture, one without. One if any discernible blemishes and the scope rates excellent overall. receiver bridge is 1 3/4” in length with semicircular relief cut on its Second, a Redfield Widefield 2 3/4x20 scope measuring 11 3/4” and underside, to accommodate the arched receiver on a 742/760; the other featuring slightly occluded optics with a duplex reticle in about very good bridge is 1 1/2” in length with a rather square relief cut on its underside, plus condition. The metal surfaces retain about 98% blue with light it includes a 1/2” diameter aperture with about .120” hole in aperture. All handling marks on the knurled surfaces of the turret caps and ocular have mounting screws. (39583-11) focus adjustment ring. Third, a Weaver V7 2 1/2-7x32 scope measuring 3267 Lot of Williams Receiver Sights 11 1/2” and featuring clear excellent optics with a post and crosshair This lot consists of three Williams Foolproof or 5D receiver sights, one reticle. The metal surfaces retain about 99% original blue with brand-new in the box, two used in excellent condition. The first sight is a occasional barely visible handling marks here and there. The scope Williams Foolproof “98” new in box with instructions. It will fit the right rates about excellent overall. Includes a pair of plastic bikini-style lens side receiver ring on 98 and similar arms, obviously requiring covers. (129678-108A, 127A, 113A) [Lester Hull Collection] drilling and tapping on military versions, many commercial models are 3275 Vintage Lyman Scope pre-drilled and tapped on the right side rear receiver ring, the base Lyman Junior Targetspot 8x18 scope, serial #4237. Measures 21” and designed to fit those holes. Next is a Foolproof “94 375” and will fit features original blue finish, micrometer scope mounts and clear Winchester Model 94, Marlin 336 and the Winchester Model 94 Big Bore excellent optics with a fine crosshair reticle. The metal surfaces retain rifles, the underside of the base being neatly relieved for the extra-wide about 95% original finish, exhibiting some streaks of silvering from frame bolster found on the 94 Big Bores. The sight is used, excellent, previous mounting and occasional tiny flecks of dull ocher here or there. and has no aperture. Third sight is a Williams 5D Model “LE”, which will Some of the lettering is a bit worn, otherwise the scope exhibits only fit Lee Enfield rifles, they needing to be drilled and tapped on the right minor wear. Overall the scope is in fine condition. (129544-142A) side rear receiver ring. The sight is used, excellent and comes with one (400/600) aperture disc with an about .100” aperture hole and 3/8” diameter disc. Est. 400 - 600 All have mounting screws. (39583-11A) 3276 Vintage Unertl Scope 3268 Vintage Mossberg Receiver Sight Unertl Small Game & Gallery 3x19 scope, serial #21644. This scope This is an as-new Mossberg S330 receiver sight with target aperture measures 18” in length and features original blue finish, micrometer rating excellent to as-new. The sight will fit Mossberg series scope mounts and clear excellent optics with a fine crosshair reticle. A 320-340-346 rifles and other receivers of similar diameter with a .630” pair of original screw-in metal lens covers are also included. The scope hole spacing. Mounting screws are present and the aperture is about is in excellent condition overall, exhibiting only a few barely visible tiny 3/4” in diameter with an .050” or so aperture hole. (39583-11B) handling marks scattered here and there across the surface. 3269 Vintage Sight Lot (129544-263A) (200/400) This lot consists of three receiver-style aperture sights. Two are Williams Est. 200 - 400 Foolproof and one is custom-made. Included is a Williams Foolproof 3277 Vintange J.W. Fecker Scope receiver sight for the Winchester Model 88/100 series of rifles, it is used J.W. Fecker 3/4” Target Scope, likely 8x, serial #6024. This target scope but rates very fine to excellent showing just a bit of light wear. Second is measures 20” in length and features aluminum micrometer scope a Williams Foolproof “receiver”-style sight for the Thompson/Center mounts and clear excellent optics with a fine crosshair reticle. The scope Contender pistol which mounts to the barrel and takes the place of the retains about 90% blue original finish with some light thinning and rear sight, it is used but excellent and has a square notch blade. The streaks of silvering from previous use but overall only minor handling third sight is a quality steel receiver sight for a circular receiver .22-style wear. Included are a black rubber ocular sun shade and a pair of rifle with about .790 hole spacing on the left side of the receiver. It screw-in metal lens covers. (129678-78A) [Lester Hull Collection] features a milled manufactured base with adjustment nut, the vertical (200/400) arm of the bridge is gunsmith-made, the aperture arm likely custom Est. 200 - 400 gunsmith made as well, it rates very good-fine. The knurled 5/8” 3278 Vintage J.W. Fecker Scope aperture appears to have an about .080” hole at its center. Mounting J.W. Fecker 3/4” Target Scope, likely 10x, serial #1109. This target screws are included for all. (39583-11C) scope measures 21 1/2” in lenth and features aluminum micrometer 3270 Vintage Sight Lot scope mounts and clear excellent optics with a fine crosshair reticle. The This lot consists of three vintage receiver sights. First is a Redding scope retains about 95% original blue finish, exhibiting some small Manufacturing Co. shotgun sight, Model P, new in the original box with areas of silvering and thinning to plum brown from previous use. Several instructions and mounting screws. This peep-style aperture rear sight of the markings have lost some of their paint but all remain crisply mounts to the rounded section of an 870 or 1100-style shotgun receiver defined. A quite fine scope overall. (129100-752A) [Richard “Stretch” or any similar clone thereof. It is adjustable for both windage and Kennedy Collection] (200/400) elevation and is of all steel construction. The box is a bit tender and Est. 200 - 400 features a jumping deer on its cover. The next item is a Redfield Series 102 receiver sight marked “W” for a Winchester Model 70 or similar contoured rear receiver ring. It rates excellent and the aperture is included. The last item is a bridge and aperture only for a Mossberg S108 receiver sight. It is stamped sheet metal with gradient scale on rear from 0-4, hashmarks in between mate to the gradient pointer on the base (base not present). A single original grooved-edge aperture is included, it is used and rates very good-fine. (39583-11D) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3279 Vintage Unertl Scope 3289 Smith & Wesson Short Cylinder Assembly in 45 Colt Unertl 1 1/4” Target 14x3b scope, serial #30887. This target scope This is a six-shot Smith & Wesson Model 25-3 or perhaps 25-4 short measures 23 1/2” and features a set of Unertl proprietary aluminum cylinder chambered in 45 Colt with 99% original blue showing light micrometer mounts and clear excellent optics with a fine crosshair handling and operational marks. The cylinder includes the complete reticle. The metal surfaces retain about 98% original blue finish with very extractor assembly. The cylinder has non-recessed chambers and light instances of silvering from mount contact and minimal signs of measures approximately 1.568" long from charge hole to ball end, previous use. Includes a screw-on objective sun shade (total length with approximately 1.680" from the ball end of the cylinder to the extractor sun shade 25”) and a pair of metal screw-in lens covers. star and approximately 1.871" from gas ring to extractor star, (129100-1334A) [Richard “Stretch” Kennedy Collection] (200/400) measurements may vary slightly. The cylinder is short enough to fit Est. 200 - 400 Model 25-2 and similar sized guns chambered for 45 ACP with the 3280 Schmidt & Bender Scope proper fitting by a qualified gunsmith. A nice accessory to make your Schmidt & Bender 1 1/4-4x20 scope, serial #82220. This scope favorite 45 ACP Heavy Target Model into a convertible or as a measures 10 3/4” and features clear excellent optics with a German #4 replacement part. Have a qualified gunsmith evaluate compatibility. reticle. The gloss black surfaces exhibit only very minor signs of wear (8A9708-1) from previous mounting and the scope is in excellent condition overall. 3290 Ruger Single Six Cylinder Includes one pair of plastic bikini-style lens covers. (129100-575A) This cylinder is a fluted 22 LR six-shot cylinder for a Ruger Single Six [Richard “Stretch” Kennedy Collection] revolver or similar with about 95% original blue showing edge wear and 3281 Schmidt & Bender Scope handling marks. The scratch numbers on the front of the cylinder are Schmidt & Bender 1 1/4x20 scope, serial #200235. This scope "222". The cylinder includes a red felt pouch. (89314-206A) measures 11 1/2” and features clear excellent optics with a German #4 3291 Yugoslavian M72B1 RPK 7.62x39mm Parts Kit circle reticle. The matte black surfaces are near excellent with only a bit One very good condition Zastava-manufactured RPK parts kit retaining of light finish wear from previous mounting. Overall the scope is in about 95% arsenal blue with the gas block and barrel trunnion toning to excellent condition. Includes one pair of plastic bikini-style lens covers. plum, some scattered small spots of light oxidation, light silvering on the (129100-1346A) [Richard “Stretch” Kennedy Collection] wear points and a few handling marks to be expected from a service 3282 Schmidt & Bender Scope weapon. The bore of the barrel is bright and near excellent and the Schmidt & Bender 1 1/4x20 scope, serial #121534. This scope in-the-white bolt and bolt carrier remain mostly bright with a few small measures 10 3/4” and features clear excellent optics with a German #4 spots of oxidation staining. The bolt, bolt carrier, dust cover, recoil spring reticle. The gloss black surfaces show only a few barely visible hints of assembly and gas tube all serial-match the 1982-dated barrel trunnion previous mounting and are otherwise unblemished. Overall the scope is and all the parts are coated in cosmoline. The ribbed polymer pistolgrip in excellent condition. (129100-886A) [Richard “Stretch” Kennedy rates very good plus with light signs of use while the smooth hardwood Collection] upper and lower handguards rate very good with a few scattered dings 3283 Schmidt & Bender Scope and handling marks. The kit includes a finned barrel with attached Schmidt & Bender 1 1/4-4x20 illuminated reticle scope, serial #240415. trunnion, gas block front and rear sight towers with sights, handguard This scope measures 11 7/8” and features clear excellent optics with a retainer and bipod. Also included is the front portion of the cut receiver, duplex reticle and an illuminated red dot. The illumination adjusts to 11 rear portion of cut receiver with complete underfolding stock and levels of brightness and functions perfectly. The matte black surfaces triggerguard, previously mentioned serialized parts, cleaning rod, safety exhibit only light signs of previous mounting and the scope is in overall lever and complete fire control group. No magazine is included. excellent condition. Includes one pair of plastic bikini-style lens covers. (238925-60) {NON-GUN} (129100-1346B) [Richard “Stretch” Kennedy Collection] (600/800) 3292 Romanian Draco Pistol 7.62x39mm Parts Kit Est. 600 - 800 One very good condition Cugir Arsenal-manufactured Draco pistol parts 3284 Vintage Redfield Scope kit with a trunnion dated to 1968. The metal surfaces retain about 98% Redfield Variable 2-7x35 scope, serial #A17414. This 1960s-era scope arsenal Parkerized finish with the majority of the loss on the bolt which measures 11 1/4” and features clear excellent optics with a fine shows typical silvering from use, a few scattered small spots of light crosshair reticle. The metal surfaces retain about 85% original blue oxidation and the 11 1/2” barrel has an oxidized bore. The gas tube finish with some thinning and fading on the objective lens assembly. matches the trunnion while the other serialized parts are numbered to Otherwise few if any handling marks are visible and the scope is in fine other guns and the right side of the combination gas block/front sight is condition. (129100-660A) [Richard “Stretch” Kennedy Collection] marked “I.O. INC. USA”. The firebrick-red Bakelite pistolgrip and smooth 3285 Leupold Scope hardwood lower handguard rates very good plus with light signs of use Leupold Vari-X 2-7x33 R.F. Special scope, serial #173330J. This scope while the upper handguard rates very good with a non-flexing 3” crack in measures 9 3/4” and features clear excellent optics with a fine duplex the top. The barrel has the trunnion installed along with the combination reticle. The gloss black finish is immaculate and unblemished and gas block/front sight and rear sight towers with sights, handguard overall the scope is in excellent condition. (129100-791A) [Richard retainer and a 12-port muzzle brake that appears to be permanently “Stretch” Kennedy] attached to the muzzle. The kit also includes: bolt carrier, recoil spring 3286 Leupold Scope assembly, triggerguard with plate, safety lever and fire control group that Leupold Vari-X III 2 1/2-8x40 scope, serial #L215587. This scope is missing the hammer pin and a rear pistol trunnion with no provision for measures 11 1/2” and features clear excellent optics with a duplex a stock. (238925-72) {NON-GUN} reticle. The gloss black surfaces exhibit few if any blemishes except 3293 Yugoslavian M72B1 RPK 7.62x39mm Parts Kit barely visible hints of previous mounting. Overall the scope is in One very good condition Yugo RPK kit retaining 97% arsenal excellent condition. (129694-18A) Parkerization with the majority of the loss on the buttplate which is 3287 Vintage Zeiss Binoculars toning to a brown-gray patina with some scattered small spots of light This lot includes a pair of Carl Zeiss Silvamar 6x binoculars oxidation and minor handling marks from military service overall. The serial#1123607 with carry case. These binoculars are individually serialized parts match each other but not the barrel trunnion which is focused with clear crisp optics and were likely of military use. They marked M70B1 and has thoughtfully had the barrel pin pushed most of remain in good overall condition with expected handling and use marks. the way out. The in-the-white bolt and bolt carrier remain partially bright There are spots of bright brass showing along the edges and all parts with the carrier displaying light oxidation staining and pinprick pitting work freely and function well mechanically. The carry strap is soft and forward of the charging handle. All parts are heavily coated in protective supple and the carrying case remains in very good overall condition with cosmoline including the bore of the barrel which is presumably very a good strap that shows some light handling spots and water staining. good to excellent. The ribbed polymer pistolgrip rates excellent while the This model was produced from 1907- 1969 with many variations made smooth laminated hardwood lower handguard rates poor with a flexing along the way for both military and civilian use. A very neat pair of crack the length of the left side (replacements remain readily available) vintage optics still usable today. (10A 9223-6) and the upper handguard rates very good plus with a few light handling 3288 Japanese Military Binoculars marks. The finned barrel has the front and rear sight blocks with sights This lot includes a set of SKK 7x binoculars with lens covers and carry installed along with the gas block, handguard retainer and bipod. The kit case. The binoculars have crisp mostly clear optics that could benefit includes all previously mentioned parts as well as: dust cover, recoil from a professional cleaning to remove all specks of dirt and dust from spring assembly, folding stock assembly, triggerguard, cleaning rod, inside the housing that has settled on the lenses. The body shows safety lever and complete fire control group. No magazine is included. expected handling marks and finish loss. There are two sets of tinted (238925-52) {NON-GUN} lens covers one green and one amber that are housed in a canvas pouch that fits neatly in the case. The case is simple in design and remains in very good condition. This is a neat set of vintage optics that would benefit from a full restore. (10A9223-6A) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3294 D.C. Industries Model NDS-8 RPK Receiver 3299 Canadian Bren Mk II 303 British Parts Kit serial #8000001, 5.45x39mm, One stripped RPK receiver in very good One Bren Mk II machinegun parts kit manufactured by Inglis in 1943 plus condition which is fully heat-treated retaining 99% salt bath finish retaining about 90% arsenal Parkerization toning to plum on the lower with a few small spots of light oxidation on the inside of the receiver assembly with minor silvering on the high edges and bearing surfaces walls. No magazine well dimples are present and the receiver is the and scattered light handling marks from military service. The smooth correct 1.5mm thick, the back of the receiver is cut straight, the lower Canadian hardwood buttstock, pistolgrip and barrel handles rate very rails are spot welded in place, holes are machined for triggerguard rivets good plus with a few minor handling marks and evidence of an old and the fire control group and center support are installed. This arsenal repair near where the stock meets the slide. All parts in the kit USA-manufactured receiver counts as one 922(r) compliant part towards are well-preserved in a heavy coating of cosmoline, including the bores your next 5.45x39mm RPK build. (238926-133) {FIREARM} of the barrels which are presumably very good to excellent. The kit also 3295 D.C. Industries Model NDS-8 RPK Receiver includes a properly torch-cut receiver with intact rear sight assembly, serial #8000432, 5.45x39mm, One stripped RPK receiver in very good magazine opening cover and gas cylinder, two barrels with carry plus condition which is fully heat-treated retaining 98% salt bath finish handles, front sights and gas regulators, lower assembly with complete with a few small spots of light oxidation on the inside of the receiver fire control group, barrel nut, bipod, extension and piston and piston walls. No magazine well dimples are present and the receiver features post, complete bolt, charging handle and two original 30-round Cyrillic selector markings, the correct 1.5mm thick construction, the back magazines. The return spring is not present and other necessary parts of the receiver is cut straight, the lower rails are spot welded in place, may be missing. A near excellent parts kit to assemble this iconic holes are machined for triggerguard rivets and the fire control group and firearm. (238925-76) {NON-GUN} (600/800) center support are installed. This USA-manufactured receiver counts as Est. 600 - 800 one 922(r) compliant part towards your next 5.45x39mm RPK build. 3300 Polish PM wz. 43 7.62mm Tokarev Parts Kit (238926-134) {FIREARM} The Polish PM wz. 43 was a licensed copy of the Soviet PPS-43 3296 Bulgarian RPK-74 5.45x39mm Parts Kit submachine gun. The parts retain about 98% arsenal blue which is One un-numbered excellent condition parts kit retaining 99% arsenal toning to plum in areas along the lower receiver and barrel shroud. The blue and black and gray Parkerized finishes with a few scattered light chrome-lined barrel has a bright excellent bore and the in-the-white bolt handling marks and a couple tiny spots of light oxidation on the barrel remains bright. The black Bakelite pistolgrip remains in very good plus assembly while the rest of the kit is as-new. The plum polymer pistolgrip, condition with a few light handling marks. The kit also includes the rear undrilled clubfoot buttstock, upper handguard and ribbed lower of the upper receiver with complete overfolding stock, lower receiver handguard with heatshield rate excellent with perhaps a few light with fire control group and magazine well with magazine release, barrel storage marks and the pistolgrip is clearly marked “US” and the buttplate shroud with front sight, sling loop and muzzle device, remnant of upper and sling swivel on the stock are coated in protective cosmoline. All receiver with rear sight, recoil spring assembly, pivot pin and assorted parts were sealed in bags with a few opened for inspection. The kit small parts. No magazine is included. (238925-95A) {NON-GUN} consists of a barrel assembly with a bright excellent bore with a chrome 3301 Polish PM wz. 43 7.62mm Tokarev Parts Kit lined chamber, bore and gas block with installed front and rear sight The Polish PM wz. 43 was a licensed copy of the Soviet PPS-43 towers with sights, handguard retainer, cleaning rod guide and bipod. submachine gun. The parts retain about 95% arsenal blue which is There is no muzzle device detent to retain the included flash hider. Also toning to dark gray on the barrel with a few scattered light handling included is a bolt and bolt carrier with chromed piston, safety lever, rear marks. The chrome-lined barrel has a bright excellent bore and the gray trunnion, dust cover, recoil spring assembly, cleaning rod, complete fire Parkerized bolt shows light silvering on the bearing surfaces. The black control group and various necessary pins, springs and fasteners. No Bakelite pistolgrip remains in very good plus condition with a few light barrel trunnion or magazine is included. An excellent to like-new handling marks. The kit also includes the rear of the upper receiver with Bulgarian RPK kit that should work well with one of the RPK stripped complete overfolding stock, lower receiver with fire control group and receivers also available in the online auction. (238925-90A) {NON-GUN} magazine well with magazine release, barrel shroud with front sight, 3297 Bulgarian RPK-74 5.45x39mm Barrel Assembly and RPK Furniture Set sling loop and muzzle device, remnant of upper receiver with rear sight, One barrel assembly in excellent condition retaining 99% arsenal blue recoil spring assembly, pivot pin and assorted small parts. No magazine and Parkerized finishes with a few light handling or storage marks and a is included. (238925-95B) {NON-GUN} few small spots of light oxidation on the folding mechanism of the bipod. 3302 Hungarian AMD-65 7.62x39mm Parts Kit There is no muzzle device detent to retain the included flash hider. The One excellent condition all-matching Hungarian AMD-65 parts kit chrome-lined bore and chamber are bright and excellent as is the retaining 99% arsenal paint over Parkerized finish while the chromed interior of the installed gas block. Also installed on the barrel is the front piston remains unblemished. The smooth blonde-colored hardwood and rear sight bases with sights, bipod, cleaning rod guide and pistol and forward grips rate very good plus with a few light storage handguard retainer. No cleaning rod is included. Also included in this lot marks. The kit includes a 12 1/2” chrome-lined barrel with a bright is one set of plum polymer RPK furniture still sealed in its original excellent bore with attached trunnion, forward and rear sight bases with packaging. The pistolgrip, clubfoot stock and handguard set with sights, gas block, handguard retainer and removable 4-port muzzle heatshield rate excellent with perhaps a faint storage mark or two with brake. Also included are: bolt and bolt carrier, dust cover, recoil spring the pistolgrip marked “US” and includes a grip screw but no stock assembly, side-folding stock, safety lever, triggerguard, cleaning rod, screws. The buttstock displays a few attractive flecks of lighter plum complete fire control group, grip screw and parts inventory checklist. No from the molding process and remains undrilled. (238925-90B) magazine is included. (238925-14A) {NON-GUN} 3298 Romanian RPK 7.62x39mm Parts Kit 3303 Hungarian AMD-65 7.62x39mm Parts Kit One Romanian RPK kit retaining 90% original blue and Parkerized One excellent condition all-matching Hungarian AMD-65 parts kit finishes with minor silvering on the high edges and bearing surfaces, a retaining 99% arsenal paint over Parkerized finish while the chromed few small specks of light oxidation staining on the dust cover and a few piston remains unblemished. The smooth blonde-colored hardwood scattered light handling marks overall. The chrome-lined barrel has a pistol and forward grips rate very good plus with a few light storage bright excellent bore and the chromed piston also remains bright. The marks. The kit includes a 12 1/2” chrome-lined barrel with a bright firebrick-red Bakelite pistolgrip rates very good plus with a few light excellent bore with attached trunnion, forward and rear sight bases with handling marks while the smooth laminated hardwood handguards and sights, gas block, handguard retainer and removable 4-port muzzle clubfoot buttstock rate very good with scattered dings and handling brake. Also included are: bolt and bolt carrier, dust cover, recoil spring marks from use and the top of the buttstock is charred around the upper assembly, side-folding stock, safety lever, triggerguard, cleaning rod, tang, likely from when the receiver was torch cut. The gas tube and complete fire control group, grip screw and parts inventory checklist. No lower handguard match the barrel trunnion and the bolt and bolt carrier magazine is included. (238925-14B) {NON-GUN} match each other and are numbered to another gun. The front of the cut 3304 Hungarian AMD-65 7.62x39mm Parts Kit receiver along with the 1984-dated barrel trunnion remains attached to One excellent condition all-matching Hungarian AMD-65 parts kit the barrel along with the front and rear sight towers with sights, bipod, retaining 98% arsenal paint over Parkerized finish with a few spots of cleaning rod guide, gas block and handguard retainer. The rear trunnion very light high-edge wear and faint handling marks while the chromed and triggerguard remain installed on the rear of the cut receiver. The kit piston remains unblemished. The smooth black polymer pistol and also includes a safety lever, recoil spring assembly, cleaning rod and forward grips rate very good plus with a few light storage marks. The kit complete fire control group. (238925-61) {NON-GUN} includes a 12 1/2” chrome-lined barrel with a bright excellent bore with attached trunnion, forward and rear sight bases with sights, gas block, handguard retainer and removable 4-port muzzle brake. Also included are: bolt and bolt carrier, dust cover, recoil spring assembly, side-folding stock, safety lever, triggerguard, cleaning rod, complete fire control group, grip screw and parts inventory checklist. No magazine is included. (238925-14C) {NON-GUN} Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3305 Hungarian AMD-65 7.62x39mm Parts Kit 3310 Bulgarian AKS-74U 5.45x39mm Parts Kit One very good condition all-matching Hungarian AMD-65 parts kit One excellent condition virgin unnumbered parts kit retaining 98% plus retaining 97% arsenal paint over Parkerized finish with light silvering on arsenal gray Parkerized and black enamel finishes with a few scattered the high edges and bearing surfaces, a few scattered handling and small specks of oxidation staining and light storage marks while the storage marks and the chromed piston remains unblemished. The chromed piston remains bright. The 8 1/4” chrome-lined barrel has a smooth blonde-colored hardwood pistol and forward grips rate very good bright excellent bore and the smooth European hardwood handguards plus with a few light storage marks and there are two chips in the left rate near excellent retaining 99% russet brown finish with a few light edge of the rubber buttplate of the side-folding stock. The kit includes a handling marks and the black polymer pistolgrip appears as-new. Kit 12 1/2” chrome-lined barrel with a bright excellent bore with attached also contains barrel trunnion, bolt and bolt carrier, recoil spring trunnion, forward and rear sight bases with sights, gas block, handguard assembly, gas tube, rear trunnion and 4.5mm triangle side-folding stock, retainer and removable 4-port muzzle brake. Also included are: bolt and dust cover with rear sight, rear sight hinge block, triggerguard, bolt carrier, dust cover, recoil spring assembly, safety lever, handguard retainer, safety lever, chrome-lined gas block/front sight, triggerguard, cleaning rod, complete fire control group, and grip screw. chrome-lined booster, complete fire control group, grip screw, small No magazine is included. (238925-14D) {NON-GUN} parts and rivets, cleaning rod, cleaning kit, four stripper clips and stripper 3306 Hungarian AMD-65 7.62x39mm Parts Kit clip guide. All parts rate excellent and with the addition of a quality One very good condition all-matching Hungarian AMD-65 parts kit receiver they are ready to build the iconic AKS-74U. No magazine is retaining 80% arsenal blue with most of the finish loss relegated to the included. (238925-11D) {NON-GUN} handguard, dust cover and muzzle brake with silvering on the high 3311 Hungarian AMD-65 7.62x39mm Parts Kit edges and bearing surfaces, a few scattered handling and storage One very good plus condition all-matching Hungarian AMD-65 parts kit marks and the chromed piston remains unblemished. The pistolgrip and retaining 95% arsenal paint over Parkerized finish with a few instances forward grip are not present and the upper edge of the rubber buttplate of minor silvering on the high edges and bearing surfaces, a few is becoming separated from the side -folding stock. The kit includes a 12 scattered handling marks and the chromed piston remains unblemished. 1/2” chrome-lined barrel with a bright excellent bore with attached The smooth gray polymer pistol and forward grips rate very good with trunnion, forward and rear sight bases with sights, gas block, handguard scattered minor signs of military service. The kit includes a 12 1/2” retainer and removable 4-port muzzle brake. Also included are: bolt and chrome-lined barrel with a bright excellent bore with attached trunnion, bolt carrier, recoil spring assembly, safety lever, triggerguard, cleaning forward and rear sight bases with sights, gas block, handguard retainer rod, complete fire control group, and grip screws. No magazine is and removable 4-port muzzle brake. Also included are: bolt and bolt included. A nice kit for that “battlefield pickup” look. (238925-14E) carrier, side-folding stock, dust cover, recoil spring assembly, safety {NON-GUN} lever, triggerguard, cleaning rod, complete fire control group, and grip 3307 Bulgarian AKS-74U 5.45x39mm Parts Kit screw. No magazine is included. (238925-11E) {NON-GUN} One excellent condition virgin unnumbered parts kit retaining 99% plus 3312 Bulgarian AKS-47S 7.62x39mm Parts Kit arsenal gray Parkerized and black enamel finishes with perhaps a faint One Excellent condition virgin unnumbered “Krinkov” parts kit retaining storage mark or two while the chromed piston remains bright. The 8 1/4” 99% arsenal paint over Parkerized and gray and black Parkerized chrome-lined barrel has a bright excellent bore and the smooth finishes with perhaps a faint storage mark or two with the parts still European hardwood handguards rate excellent retaining 99% russet sealed in their original plastic packaging. The 8 7/16” chrome-lined brown finish with a few light storage marks and the black polymer barrel has been inspected and features a bright excellent bore. The pistolgrip appears as-new. Kit also contains bolt and bolt carrier, recoil black polymer pistolgrip rates excellent as does the smooth European spring assembly, gas tube, rear trunnion and 4.5mm triangle side-folding hardwood russet brown handguards. The kit also includes: grip screw, stock, dust cover with rear sight, rear sight hinge block, triggerguard, underfolding stock and rear trunnion (will need to be drilled) and parts, handguard retainer, safety lever, chrome-lined gas block/front sight, dustcover with rear sight and recoil spring assembly, bolt and bolt carrier chrome-lined booster, complete fire control group, grip screw, small with chromed piston and chrome lined gas block/front sight base, rear parts and rivets. All parts rate excellent, and with the addition of a quality sight hinge block, handguard retainer, 4-piece booster, safety lever, receiver and barrel trunnion, they are ready for a top notch build. No complete fire control group, various pins and rivets and a parts inventory magazine is included. (238925-11A) {NON-GUN} checklist. No magazine is included. (238925-11F) {NON-GUN} 3308 Hungarian AMD-65 7.62x39mm Parts Kit 3313 Bulgarian AKS-47S 7.62x39mm Parts Kit One very good plus condition all-matching Hungarian AMD-65 parts kit One Excellent condition virgin unnumbered “Krinkov” parts kit retaining retaining 97% arsenal paint over Parkerized finish with light silvering on 99% arsenal paint over Parkerized and gray and black Parkerized the high edges and bearing surfaces, a few scattered handling marks finishes with perhaps a faint storage mark or two with the parts still and the chromed piston remains unblemished. The smooth gray polymer sealed in their original plastic packaging except for the rear trunnion pistol and forward grips rate very good plus with a few light storage which will need to be drilled and the 8 7/16” chrome-lined barrel which marks. The kit includes a 12 1/2” chrome-lined barrel with a bright has a bright excellent bore. The black polymer pistolgrip rates excellent excellent bore with attached trunnion, forward and rear sight bases with as does the smooth European hardwood russet brown handguards. The sights, gas block, handguard retainer and removable 4-port muzzle kit also includes: barrel trunnion, grip screw, underfolding stock and brake. Also included are: bolt and bolt carrier, side-folding stock, dust assembly parts, dustcover with rear sight, recoil spring assembly, bolt cover, recoil spring assembly, safety lever, triggerguard, cleaning rod, and bolt carrier with chromed piston and chrome lined gas block/front complete fire control group, grip screw and parts inventory checklist. No sight base, rear sight hinge block, handguard retainer, booster, safety magazine is included. (238925-11B) {NON-GUN} lever, complete fire control group, various pins and rivets and a parts 3309 Hungarian AMD-65 7.62x39mm Parts Kit inventory checklist. No magazine is included. Please NOTE: The One very good condition all-matching Hungarian AMD-65 parts kit included inventory checklist incorrectly labels this kit as an “AKS-74S” retaining 60% arsenal thinning blue toning to a dark gray patina with and incorrectly states that a triangle side-folding stock is included. silvering on the high edges and bearing surfaces, a few scattered (238925-11G) {NON-GUN} handling marks and the chromed piston remains unblemished. The 3314 Bulgarian AKS-47S 7.62x39mm Parts Kit smooth gray polymer pistol and forward grips rate very good with One Excellent condition virgin unnumbered “Krinkov” parts kit retaining scattered minor signs of military service. The kit includes a 12 1/2” 99% arsenal paint over Parkerized and gray and black Parkerized chrome-lined barrel with a bright excellent bore with attached trunnion, finishes with perhaps a faint storage mark or two with most parts still forward and rear sight bases with sights, gas block, handguard retainer sealed in their original plastic packaging. The 8 7/16” chrome-lined and removable 4-port muzzle brake. Also included are: bolt and bolt barrel which has a bright excellent bore. The black polymer pistolgrip carrier, side-folding stock, dust cover, recoil spring assembly, safety rates excellent as does the smooth European hardwood russet brown lever, triggerguard, cleaning rod, complete fire control group, grip screw handguards. The kit also includes: barrel trunnion, grip screw, rear and parts inventory checklist. No magazine is included. A nice kit for that trunnion and 4.5mm triangle side-folding stock and assembly parts, “battlefield pickup” look. (238925-11C) {NON-GUN} dustcover with rear sight, recoil spring assembly, bolt carrier with chromed piston, chrome lined gas block/front sight base, rear sight hinge block, handguard retainer, booster, safety lever, complete fire control group, various pins and rivets and a parts inventory checklist. No magazine is included. Please NOTE: The included inventory checklist incorrectly labels this kit as an “AKS-74S” and no bolt or barrel trunnion rivets are included. (238925-11H) {NON-GUN} Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3315 Bulgarian AKS-74U Spare Parts 3321 British Sterling MK4 L2A3 9mm Parts Kit This lot contains various parts for the famous AKS-74U “Krinkov” One Sterling L2A3 submachine gun parts kit in very good plus condition carbine including: an arsenal new 8 1/4” 5.45x39mm chrome-lined barrel retaining perhaps 85% arsenal black Suncorite finish with the majority of with a bright excellent bore, an assembled bolt carrier with chromed the loss on the barrel shroud which is toning to a brown patina with piston, bolt carrier with unassembled Arsenal “MatchGrade”-marked minor silvering of the high edges and bearing surfaces, light oxidation on piston with pin, triangle side folding stock, chrome-lined gas block/front the smaller recoil spring guide and scattered light handling marks from sight base with booster, recoil spring assembly, dust cover with rear military service overall. The 7 3/4” barrel has a bright excellent bore sight, cleaning rod, black polymer pistolgrip, cleaning kit, and smooth while the black Bakelite pistolgrip rates very good with the remnants of a European hardwood russet brown handguards. The front sight blade yellow-painted rack number on the upper right side. The kit also appears slightly bent and all other parts are in excellent condition with contains: a bolt, complete fire control group, grip frame with magazine perhaps a light storage mark or two. (238925-11J) well showing model designation and serial number, end cap, charging 3316 British Sterling MK4 L2A3 9mm Parts Kit handle, magazine release button and a few small parts, rear sight with One Sterling L2A3 submachine gun parts kit in good condition retaining end cap catch, recoil assembly, barrel shroud with the front sight and perhaps 50% arsenal Parkerization and textured black Suncorite bayonet lug and folding stock. One original 34-round magazine with finishes with the majority of the loss on the folding buttstock and barrel “USB 10” written in yellow paint on the front is included. (238925-17F) shroud which are toning to a gray-brown patina with minor silvering of {NON-GUN} the high edges and bearing surfaces and scattered light handling marks 3322 Israeli Galil Carbine Parts from military service overall. The 7 3/4” barrel has a bright very good This lot includes a chrome-lined 9” barrel chambered for 5.56mm NATO bore showing a few light pits in the strong rifling while the black Bakelite with a bright very good plus bore showing a very small area of light pistolgrip rates near excellent with a few light handling marks. The kit pitting. The barrel comes with the trapezoidal gas block/front sight also contains: a complete grip with installed fire control group with installed along with the front handguard retainer and an A1 flash hider. magazine well showing model designation and serial number, bolt, end The metal parts retain 95% plus reapplied black enamel finish with the cap, charging handle and a few small parts, rear sight with end cap majority of loss on the gas block which displays high edge wear, light catch, recoil assembly and one original 34-round magazine. handling marks and light pitting beneath the finish on the barrel. Also (238925-17A) {NON-GUN} included is a ventilated gas tube, rear handguard retainer, black polymer 3317 British Sterling MK4 L2A3 9mm Parts Kit Galil lower handguard with heat shield in excellent condition, recoil One Sterling L2A3 submachine gun parts kit in good condition retaining spring assembly, dust cover with an optics rail riveted to the top and an perhaps 40% arsenal Parkerization and textured black Suncorite in-the-white bolt and bolt carrier in excellent condition showing a few finishes with the triggerguard, magazine well and magazine toning to a small spots of light oxidation staining. (238925-24G) brown patina with minor silvering of the high edges and bearing surfaces 3323 Chinese Type 54 7.62 Tokarev Parts Kit and scattered light handling marks from military service overall. The 7 The Type 54 is a copy of the Soviet PPS-43 submachine gun. The parts 3/4” barrel has a bright very good bore showing a few light pits in the retain about 85% arsenal blue with the majority of the loss on the rear of strong rifling while the black Bakelite pistolgrip rates near excellent. The the torch-cut upper receiver and overfolding stock which are toning to a kit also contains: a complete grip with installed fire control group with plum-brown patina with scattered spots of pinprick pitting and light high magazine well showing model designation and serial number, end cap, edge wear and minor handling marks overall. The chrome-lined barrel charging handle and a few small parts, rear sight with end cap catch, has a bright excellent bore and the in-the-white bolt remains bright. The recoil assembly, barrel shroud with front sight, folding stock and one black Bakelite pistolgrip remains in very good plus condition with a few original 34-round magazine. (238925-17B) {NON-GUN} light handling marks. The kit also includes a portion of the upper receiver 3318 British Sterling MK4 L2A3 9mm Parts Kit with intact rear sight and date and serial number markings, lower One Sterling L2A3 submachine gun parts kit in good condition retaining receiver with fire control group and magazine well with magazine perhaps 60% arsenal Parkerization and textured black Suncorite release, recoil spring assembly, pivot pin, one original 35-round finishes with the triggerguard, magazine well and folding stock toning to magazine and an extra 9” barrel for another type of firearm which a brown patina with minor silvering of the high edges and bearing appears to be chambered for 9mm. (236493-9) {NON-GUN} surfaces and scattered light handling marks from military service overall. 3324 Soviet PPSh-41 Dummy Gun Kit The 7 3/4” barrel has a bright excellent bore while the black Bakelite One PPSh-41 parts kit perfect for assembling a dummy gun with a barrel pistolgrip rates near excellent. The kit also contains: a bolt, complete fire shroud dating to 1943 with the “(star on shield)” logo of Vyatskie control group, grip frame with magazine well showing model designation Polyany (Molot). The metal surfaces retain about 95% arsenal blue with and serial number, end cap, charging handle, grip screw, magazine a few scattered spots of light oxidation and a few light handling marks release button and a few small parts, rear sight with end cap catch, and high edge wear. The barrel is blocked and the smooth Eurasian recoil assembly, parts of the barrel shroud with the front sight and hardwood pistolgrip stock rates good with a few repaired cracks around bayonet lug. No magazine is included. (238925-17C) {NON-GUN} the upper and lower tang and scattered dings and handling marks from 3319 British Sterling MK4 L2A3 9mm Parts Kit military service. The barrel and shroud with intact protected front sight One Sterling L2A3 submachine gun parts kit in very good condition are attached by a pivot pin to the lower receiver which features a folding retaining perhaps 70% arsenal Parkerization and textured black magazine release along with what appears to be a complete trigger Suncorite finishes with the folding stock and barrel shroud toning to a group and safety. Also included are a bolt and recoil assembly along brown patina with minor silvering of the high edges and bearing surfaces with the rear portion of the cut upper receiver with intact rear folding leaf and scattered light handling marks from military service overall. The 7 sight. No magazine is included. (239283-2) {NON-GUN} 3/4” barrel has a bright excellent bore while the black Bakelite pistolgrip 3325 Rare Austrian MPi 69 9mm Parts Kit rates near excellent. The kit also contains: a bolt, complete fire control One saw-cut Steyr MPi 69 parts kit in excellent condition with the metal group, grip frame with magazine well showing model designation and parts retaining 98% plus arsenal gray Parkerized finish with very light serial number, end cap, charging handle, magazine release button and high edge wear and a few scattered faint handling marks while the a few small parts, rear sight with end cap catch, recoil assembly, barrel grooved black polymer trigger housing assembly remains in excellent shroud with the front sight and bayonet lug and one original 34-round condition with a few light handling marks. The kit includes a 10 1/4” magazine. (238925-17D) {NON-GUN} barrel with a bright excellent bore, barrel nut, telescoping bolt, recoil 3320 British Sterling MK4 L2A3 9mm Parts Kit spring assembly, collapsible wire stock, front of the upper receiver with One Sterling L2A3 submachine gun parts kit in near excellent condition intact front sight assembly, barrel takedown button, characteristic retaining perhaps 90% arsenal black Suncorite finish with the butt plate cocking slide with sling swivel, rear of the upper receiver with intact rear and areas of the barrel and magazine well toning to a brown patina with sight, sling bar and hinged receiver cover, fire control group, olive drab minor silvering of the high edges and bearing surfaces and scattered nylon sling and one original 32-round magazine retaining 99% arsenal light handling marks from military service overall. The 7 3/4” barrel has a gray Parkerization. The parts of this rare and desirable MPi 69 appear to bright very good bore with a few light pits in the strong rifling while the have seen little if any use. (236493-8) {NON-GUN} black Bakelite pistolgrip rates very good. The kit also contains: a bolt, 3326 Remington 1100 Barrel complete fire control group, grip frame with magazine well showing This is a 22” custom Model 1100 28 gauge barrel that has an added model designation and serial number, end cap, charging handle, Lyman Cutts compensator and Poly-Choke ventilated aluminum rib magazine release button and a few small parts, rear sight with end cap installed. The barrel has an excellent bore and retains about 97-98% catch, recoil assembly, barrel shroud with the front sight and bayonet lug original blue that has some light handling marks and light wear along the and folding stock. No magazine is included. (238925-17E) {NON-GUN} edges. The barrel is equipped with dual bead sights and remains in excellent overall condition. (49571-17A) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3327 Remington 1100 Barrel 3337 Large Cast-Iron Muzzleloading Salute This is a 25” ventilated rib 410 bore barrel that is choked full and has an This is a rather nicely made cast-iron cannon on a cast-iron carriage excellent bore. The barrel retains about 97-98% original blue that has with cast-iron wheels. The bore is about 1 1/8” in diameter and is heavily some light wear along the bearing surfaces and a few specks of light oxidized and pitted its full-length. The barrel itself is somewhat bulbous oxidation scattered throughout. The rib has a single bead front sight and in profile, very Rodman gun-like, and has a rather large vent; it remains in excellent overall condition. (49571-16A) measures 17 7/8” muzzle face to cascabel. The tube sits atop a heavy 3328 Colt Single Action Army Barrel iron carriage with iron capsquares which retain two brass bushings with 38 Special, 4 5/8” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The barrel retains a generous and very wide axle which has two antique iron wheels in about 99% neatly re-blued finish and exhibits a few hints of patina in the place. The very long single trace appears to be of two-piece threads, rating about excellent as refinished. (128637-10G) construction with a single lunette at the rear for towing or moving. The 3329 Modern Muzzleloading Target Pistol Barrels carriage cheeks are fitted with brass or bronze loops for accoutrements Two pistol barrels, both about .45 cal., for modern muzzleloading target (three), there is a rather large bristle brush attached of bore diameter pistols. The first measures 10 5/8” and the second 10 1/8”; both have and a simple dowel of bore diameter is included. The height is about 12” bright excellent bores and retain about 99% original blue with some with a maximum width of about 27” and an overall length of about 39”. minor instances of silvering at the contact points. Each is equipped with Very heavy in construction overall and painted with a black enamel, the a ramped blade front sight and the barrels rate excellent overall. cannon is attractive and very heavy, no doubt being a couple hundred (126019-12AC) pounds. If the end intent was to use this piece for saluting or projectiles 3330 KKM Precision Glock 34 Match Barrel it would need to be professionally lined with a seamless steel liner and 9mm, 5 1/4” stainless barrel with a bright excellent bore. The barrel is in vented properly. Can be shipped truck freight only. [Extra Shipping Will excellent condition and appears unused. (128444-3B) Apply] (38940-104) {ANTIQUE} (400/600) 3331 Ruger Single-Six Cylinder Est. 400 - 600 This lot includes a blued 22 magnum cylinder. The cylinder retains 95% 3338 Interesting Large Iron Breechloading Salute Cannon original blue with light turn ring, scattered spots of fine oxidation staining This is a custom-made iron cannon barrel with very generous muzzle and some light wear along the high edges. It is electro-penciled 745 flare and interesting architecture. The host barrel is just over 29” long along the face and M,M,M along the chamber side and remains in very and the breech end is machined for a Winchester Model 98 10 ga. blank good condition. (107757-7) salute cannon which has been machined and inset into the larger host 3332 Saiga Factory Furniture Sets tube. There are large trunnions and a trunnion reinforce which mounts to This lot consists of two sets of black injection-moulded Saiga factory very nice brass capsquares, each with a set screw with-which you can stocks and forends. The pistolgrip stocks remain in very good plus set the elevation of the barrel. This is mounted to an extremely condition with numerous light scuffs and other handling marks and their nicely-constructed mahogany naval or garrison style carriage with thick sling swivels are intact. One of the forends rates very good with a small cheeks and stretchers, the bolts connecting them hidden beneath neatly chip in the base which will not be seen once installed in a receiver while paneled square mahogany caps. The breech latches securely and the the other forend rates near excellent and both have intact sling swivels. trip-hammer lanyard firing mechanism functions as-designed. The (3X237814-13) overall length is roughly 30 1/2” with a width axle-tip-to-axle-tip of about 3333 Cobray M11/9 9mm Parts Kit 15 1/2” and a height of 15”. The wheels are iron and the tube has been (1) excellent condition Cobray M11/9 parts kit retaining 99% original painted gold, some of which is flaking, but the whole assembly is very Parkerization and the bore of the barrel is bright and excellent. Parts kit impressive and very well-made over all. A quality-made cannon with the includes barreled upper receiver with front sight, charging handle, bolt convenience of taking readily available 10 ga. blanks for salute and recoil assembly along with the grip and three bags of various purposes. There is a nice sewn canvas cover included. [Extra Shipping necessary small parts, springs and pins. No magazine is included. Will Apply] (39451-104) (NON-GUN) (500/700) (1X238925-50) {NON-GUN} Est. 500 - 700 3334 U.S. Model 1911 Semi-Auto Pistol (Frame Only) by Springfield Armory 3339 Antique Iron Muzzleloading Salute Cannon Barrel serial #117467. The frame is an even light smoky gray patina with a few This is an antique salute cannon barrel of iron with a roughly 1 3/8” bore, wedges of strong original blue in the triggerguard bows with scattered about 12” deep, vented, showing oxidation its full-length. The tube itself assembly and handling marks. The markings on the frame are strong is 15 1/2” muzzle face to cascabel with a muzzle rim, flare with fillet, and mostly crisp including the flaming ordnance bomb near the single astragal, open chase to the trunnion ring and open reinforce to magazine release. The pistol includes a Model 1911A1 short trigger, all the vent field and breech ring. The trunnions are about 1” in diameter four grip screw bushings are present, plunger and spring assembly plus and about 1 3/8” deep and appear cast as part of the tube itself. The the plunger tube and ejector are installed. (8A9703-20) {MODERN} cannon barrel itself is an overall dull brown patina showing remnants of 3335 Remington 700 Barrel light oxidation from the years and of course light pitting. The barrel is This lot consists of a 26” tapered barrel chambered in 300 Wby Mag with unmarked and sits atop a display “carriage” roughly of garrison style. a bright, excellent bore. The barrel features a matte blue finish that has There are no wheels and the display stand is merely block construction a few light handling marks. The factory markings include the caliber, but sets the piece off nicely. A nice little antique cannon overall. “(REP)” and other factory proofs and a date code of “EO”, for October (37536-2) {ANTIQUE} (300/500) 1994. There are no provisions for sights and no Remington logo or Est. 300 - 500 address markings. An excellent barrel for your next custom rifle build. 3340 Antique Iron Muzzleloading Salute Cannon Barrel (49523-29) This antique salute cannon barrel is iron construction with a roughly 1” 3336 Large Cast-Iron Muzzleloading Cannon Barrel bore, 14 3/4” deep showing moderate oxidation and pitting on its interior, This is an unmarked cast-iron cannon barrel with a roughly 2 3/8” bore, with a large vent with a raised lip around its edge. The barrel itself is 16 about 36” deep with a heavily oxidized and encrusted bore in the about 1/4” muzzle face to very large cascabel. It has three small muzzle rings, 1/8” steel liner. Overall length from the muzzle face to cascabel is just open chase, trunnion reinforce and open reinforce to the dual breech shy of 44” with the width at the trunnions about 11 1/2” face-to-face. The rings around the vent field. The underside at the muzzle has been worn barrel has a pronounced muzzle flare with a single astragal and fillet, flat for about 2”, doubtless the cannon was once on a wheeled carriage with a smooth chase running to a reinforce just ahead of the trunnions, and was dragged about for 4th of July and other occasions, the muzzle the reinforce smooth as well all the way to the breech ring. The cannon wearing on the ground as it went. The muzzle does show rounded edge appears to have been vented at one point, that vent is now plugged with wear from being cleaned and loaded numerous times over the years. a steel or iron plug. The trunnions are about 2 7/8” in diameter and The trunnions are about 1” in diameter and 1 1/4” long. The cannon is roughly 2” long, and are slightly tapered. The exterior of the cannon an overall dull brown patina with light oxidation and the expected overall shows a flaking textured black paint with a few areas of oxidation. This pitting. It sits in a block construction softwood “garrison” display block would make a nice foundation for an outside display piece, it is highly with no wheels. An interesting antique muzzleloading cannon that likely that if any one wished to use the cannon a new liner would need to should have a nicely constructed carriage built. (37536-1) {ANTIQUE} be fitted or this one properly machined. Tube likely weighs in the area of (300/500) 200 +/- pounds and can be shipped truck freight only. [Extra Shipping Est. 300 - 500 Will Apply] (39613-4) {ANTIQUE} (300/500) Est. 300 - 500 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3341 James Purdey Maintenance Kit 3345 Rare Antique Schaghticoke Powder Co Advertisement This is a nice maintenance kit that would accompany a shotgun, This is an antique print from the Schaghticoke Powder Co of featuring tools for its maintenance and spare parts as well. On the Schaghticoke NY. The depiction shows a French hare hunt with a interior are four lacquer-handled turns screws, (one of rosewood which distinguished older hunter at the forefront taking aim at a running hare. is un-lacquered but it’s ferrule matches the other three), square offset He is accompanied by a fellow hunter and his young game-bearer who spanner, and a firing pin bushing spanner as well. Also included are a are watching him take aim as their spaniel runs the quarry. To their rear mainspring vice, nicely polished and fire blued, now showing a bit of is a successful hunter retrieving a downed hare from his dog, all this oxidation; small nickel silver oil bottle, a spare sliding safety with amidst a field at woods edge, the seashore in the distance. The top of attached lever, neatly engraved and fire blued, spare mainsprings, both the view is surcharged “Sporting and Blasting Powder.” while along the left and right; two ivory spares bottles with the serial number of the arm bottom edge the manufacturer’s tag line “Manufactured by Schagticoke written on them, one with four gold plated firing pins with firing pin return Powder Company, Schagticoke, N.Y.” The original title of the image is springs, the other with four screws, lever spring, two tumbler-hammer below this “Chasse Au Livre” along with the lithographers name in links and what appears to be a double-sided safety spring. All of these French (Regnier et Bellannier) and what is likely the retailers marque ride and a leather bound carry case with Burgundy interior and black beneath the mat, “Paris Eugene Jouy Editr Rue St. Andre Des Arts 49”. and gold “James Purdey & Sons” makers label. The case lockable and The colors remain bright and there are two spots of water staining left the key is included. The exterior shows quite a bit of drying, oxidation and bottom, with a small bit of foxing present. The view measures 20 and flaking on the lid with a 6” tear along the face of the lid, the balance 1/4” by 13 1/8” and the print is framed and matted in a modern antiqued of the case is about very good with some water staining, the interior green painted frame with moss colored mat, the external dimensions 29 however is immaculate. A couple of the screw drivers show chipped 1/2” x 22 1/4”. Rarely do we ever see Schaghticoke Powder Co. blades at their tip but could easily be reground by any ‘smith of talent. advertising, this is an endearing and very fine example. (3A8433-143) An exceptional makers maintenance kit for your Purdey shotgun, [Paul Weisberg Collection] (200/400) especially if you own serial #21157. (39530-17) (300/500) Est. 200 - 400 Est. 300 - 500 3346 U.S Regulation 1911 Belt Holster with Field Artillery ID 3342 Air Rifle Lot Haenel Model I Air Rifle This is a U.S.-marked regulation flap holster from Rock Island Arsenal .177 caliber, 15 3/4” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal dated 1916 and “T.C.G.” inspector marked. The inside of the flap is surfaces retain 90% original blue with spots of freckling, light oxidation scratched with a knife or awl “Sam P Jackson/Battery B/13th Field and patches of plum undertones. The air rifle has sporting front and rear Artillery/April 12, 1917/June 18, 1919/ Fourth Division”, there is ink pen sights and the finger groove smooth walnut semi-pistolgrip stock rates writing below this which appears to be similar, it is larger, faded and very good overall with light handling marks showing fading varnish in the hard to discern. The holster itself rates about very good showing light butt area. Milbro Model 220 Break Action Air Rifle .177 caliber, 14 1/4” drying and the expected flaking on the flex point of the flap, the “U.S.” barrel with an about good bore that has minor oxidation present. The embossing being slightly light but still fully legible. There is a bit of metal surfaces retain 70% original blue with spots of flaking, oxidation flaking along the exposed portion of the body, especially along its and numerous light and moderate dings along the edges, primarily along leading edge, however all the seam stitching remains tight with light the lower surfaces of the cocking arm. The left side of the reservoir is verdigree present at the rivets (one of the rivets washers has come off marked “.177 Cal. Made for Daisy in Scotland 220” and the smooth due to the verdigree) the arsenal marking on the rear is still crisp and the pistolgrip hardwood stock rates about very good with scattered light interior marking can be read very well under proper lighting. Samuel P. handling marks. (108446-29; 8447-16){NON-GUN} Jackson from Richmond Hill, Long Island, New York, was born in St. 3343 Wooden Model of Burnside Carbine Breech Used as Exhibit in U.S. Louis Missouri in 1899. He enlisted April 12, 1917 into the U.S. Army at Cartridge Co v. Whitney Arms Lawsuit Fort Slocum, New York and served in Battery B, 5th Field Artillery; A nicely machined and carved wooden model demonstrating a Battery B, 13th Field Artillery; and finally 156th Field Artillery, being somewhat simplified version of the Burnside Carbine breech. The discharged honorably June 18, 1919. He was a Private First Class as of breech is locked or unlocked via a lever on the right side and tips up via July 4, 1917, and served overseas from August 5, 1918 to June 1, 1919; an underlever to orient the cartridge chamber to the top of the breech. he died September 9, 1974. The 13th Field Artillery was involved Once attached to the lever (the antique cord attachment has torn and is overseas at Aisne-Marne; St. Mihiel; Meuse-Argonne; Champagne now detached). The tag reads in antique ink pen writing: “U.S. Cartridge 1918; Lorraine 1918 and was primarily a 155 howitzer battery. Co / vs / Whitney Arms Co” in the upper left hand corner with “Cochran / (39710-42A) case” in the upper right, the center reading “Exhibit Corrected Burn/side 3347 Interesting Daisy Model 325 Slide Action Air Gun with Rare Daisy No. Model”. The obverse of the tag reads: “Alger / vs / Whitney Arms / Co” 300 Telescopic Sight along with “Geiger Case” and “Exhibit Burnside/Model”. The Cochran BB/.175 cal., 17 1/2” barrel. The Model 325 is Daisy’s name for the case had to deal with the abandonment of a patent by its inventor Model 25 (variant 7) also known as the “1936” combined with the No. wherein the U.S. Rifle and Cartridge Co. sued Whitney Arms in 1886. 300 telescopic sight. The metal surfaces of the air gun retain about 85% Nothing definitive can be found regarding the “Geiger Case”, although original blue with areas flaking to a brown patina along the barrel with a further research may prove a connection to Remington employee few scattered small areas of light oxidation. The frame features stamped Leonard Geiger who patented a rotating-breechblock (rolling block) “engraving” depicting a hunter and dog along with two doves surrounded action. The Remington and Whitney rolling blocks were the subjects of by loose foliate scroll which retains nice amounts of its original gold numerous back and forth lawsuits. The model proper is in very good paint. The smooth hardwood pistolgrip stock and six-groove forend rate plus to excellent condition, operating well mechanically and exhibiting a very good with a few light handling marks. The barrel is sighted with the few light handling marks and water staining on the wood. The tag shows original fixed front blade and elevation-adjustable open sporting rear and older water staining as well and shows a few glued repairs where it the action remains robust and appears to function well mechanically. separated, it is however readable under careful magnification and The air gun is further equipped with a desirable Daisy No. 300 telescopic correct lighting. (3A7546-83) sight with correct barrel clamp and tang mounts. The scope retains 3344 Framed Print “The DuPont Powder Wagon” by Pyle about 95% original blue with scattered small spots of light oxidation This is a faux linen print mounted to solid cardstock with a flaking brown freckling and a tiny dent in the right side of the tube. The scope features paper backing, of artist Howard Pyle’s last DuPont painting depicting the a post reticle, the rubber eye cup is no longer present and the right side 1813 wagon train under military escort, which carried Du Pont powder mounted elevation adjustment wheel remains intact and appears to from Brandywine Mills near Wilmington, Del. to Commodore Perry at function well mechanically. A very collectable classic air gun with its rare Erie, Pa. This was the powder which Perry used during the American sight. (23A9710-57) {NON-GUN} (400/600) victory at the Battle of Lake Erie. A hundred years later, the Du Pont Est. 400 - 600 Powder Company sent a reproduction of the famous wagon train over the same route for the centenary celebration of Perry’s victory. Howard Pyle was commissioned by DuPont in 1911 to paint an image of the original scene, the colorful wagon train amidst the curious village folk in Pennsylvania, the General Wayne tavern in the background. The wagons being led by a team of six horses each, with a military escort accompanying are winding their way along the country road. The view measures 18” x 13 3/4” and is copyrighted by DuPont De Nemours 1911 in the lower left hand corner with “Du Pont Powder Wagon Carrying Powder To Lake Erie For Commodore Perry” printed beneath the scene. The print is unmatted and is framed in a walnut-varnished hardwood frame which measures 27 3/4” x 23 1/2” showing light flaking. A very attractive image which shows a few very tiny flaked areas sparsely scattered about the surface of the print, but very fine overall. (3A8655-1) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3348 Very Fine French-Fitted Adams Model 1851 Revolver Case with French 3355 Unmarked Military Shoulder Holster Retailer Embossing This is a nice quality shoulder holster rig for a 32 ACP or 380 ACP pistol This is a lovely French walnut case retaining much of its original varnish that is very "German" in its construction. It remains in very good plus with some scattered light dings and a handful of light drying cracks here condition showing some light scuffs and a few spots of minor staining. and there with handsome grain figure throughout. The bottom of the The strap showing some minor crackling and creasing and is otherwise case still retains perhaps 40-45% of its blue paper covering and the lid intact; it is attached to D-shaped rings via heavy duty spring-loaded has a brass shield-shaped inlay, the lock escutcheon also of brass. The clips. The buckled strap on the body is intact along with a D-ring along interior is lined in a pale red baize and shows some light staining and the bottom and the stitching is tight. A very fine Second World War small scuffs scattered about but all of the spacers and various shoulder holster. (13A9688-26A) compartments are intact. The lid for the ball compartment is also present 3356 U.S. Model 1911 Holster by Hoyt and features an embossed edge and walnut handle. The interior of the This 1918-dated holster remains in very good plus condition showing lid is embossed in gold with French retailer's information "VERNEY JNE some fine crackling and high edge wear, light scuffs and handling / A LYON". A key is provided. A very nice period case for an 1851 marks. The embossed "US" on the flap is entirely intact and the maker Adams. (139686-2) (300/500) markings are rather soft and partially legible with "YT" visible and "1918 Est. 300 - 500 / C.A.C." The brass hardware is a nice ocher patina showing mild 3349 BSA Standard Model Air Rifle verdigris. The internal spacer has been removed and the leather leg tie serial #L8318, .177 cal, 17" barrel with a bright near excellent bore. The is intact. A fine First World War era holster. (13A9688-51A) metal surfaces of this vintage air rifle retain about 90% original blue with 3357 Antique Slim Jim Holster Rig most of the loss due to scattered light oxidation staining and freckling. This is a handsome rig for a 7 1/2" barrel Colt or Remington single The etched factory markings remain clear and legible. The checkered action revolver. The holster features nice zigzag bordering with a lovely walnut semi-pistolgrip buttstock remains in very good plus condition tooled floral motif top and bottom on either side. The holster is not showing a small crack and light chips at the top edge where the sight is maker-marked and remains in very fine condition showing some mild attached, scattered light dings and scuffs. The original sights are intact crackling, scuffs and handling marks. The belt is also quite nice featuring and the action seems to function well mechanically. A solid example of 35 cartridge loops for 45 Colt, 44-40 or similar and rates about very these fine British air rifles. (13B9558-11) [Senator Frederic C. Walcott good showing some moderate crackling and scuffs. It is otherwise solid Collection] (300/400) and whole with intact stitching. The belt is equipped with a lovely Est. 300 - 400 eight-pointed rectangular buckle retaining about 90% original nickel 3350 Rare Pointer Conversion 22 RF Blank Adapters for 45 Colt finish showing some light flaking. A very handsome rig for the antique This is an interesting and seldom-seen little set of vintage adapters cartridge gun collector. (13A9633-5A) purportedly used by Colt salesmen to demonstrate proper use of their 3358 Crimson Trace Officers Model Grip Lot 45 Colt revolvers with the use of blanks. The original box rates very This lot consists of a single Crimson Trace Model LG-304 rubber good showing some scattered scuffs, very mild creases and minor wraparound "Lasergrips" for single stack Colt Officers Model pistols or soiling while the lid markings remain completely intact and legible. The similar sized guns featuring a double diamond checkered design. The word "Blank" is lightly written in pen after ".22 L.R.R.F." on the lid and grips feature a sliding on/off button on the left panel, side mounted one of the lid flaps is also ink-stamped "POINTER / .45 - .22 BLANK". activation switch on each panel and small finger swell on the frontstrap The adapters themselves are in very fine condition, constructed of steel cover. The grips still function but will need a pair of batteries and they with four-prong necks and retain strong original blue thinning and toning remain in excellent condition showing minimal use. It includes the to a deep gray-brown and showing some mild oxidation along their factory box, tools and manual. (89661-4B) interior surfaces; they appear to have seen only light use. A very nice 3359 Beeman Model R7 Spring Air Rifle ensemble for the Colt or vintage firearms ephemera collector. serial #1384431, .177 cal., 17" barrel with an excellent bore. The metal (13A9476-29) surfaces retain about 96-97% original blue with scattered light freckling 3351 Heckler & Koch HK4 22 LR Conversion Kit on the surfaces. The checkered birch pistolgrip Monte Carlo stock rates serial #500085. This is a complete factory conversion kit including 3 1/4" about excellent with a few scattered handling marks. The serrated 22 LR barrelwith recoil spring and bright excellent bore showing some rubber factory buttpad with Beeman logo rates about excellent. The rifle very light operational wear. The magazine is dated "3/72" and rates features a blade front sight with hood, adjustable open rear sight with excellent and the original red-handled screw driver is present containing multi choice notch selector and receiver mounted safety. The R7 was a the factory pull-through cleaning chain. They are housed in an original light, accurate rifle producing about 700 fps velocity depending on the box that rates very fine showing some light scuffs and edge wear. ammunition used. (8A9575-5) (75/150) (13A9435-4A) Est. 75 - 150 3352 German P.08 Luger Holster by Armee-Marinehaus Berlin 3360 Deringer Holster Lot This jme-coded 1941-dated holster remains in very good plus condition This lot consists of a single Bucheimer-Clark Model 14A-1HS open top with strong black finish showing moderate thinning to brown leather, right-hand cordovan leather holster sized for a High Standard Deringer. high edge wear, some very light crackling and handling marks. The The holster has seen only light use and remains in excellent condition. markings remain legible with "(Eagle) / WaA14" and large "P.08" (89476-18A) designation. The buckle is intact and stitching remains strong. Included 3361 Smith & Wesson Revolver Sight Lot is a reproduction Luger tool. A solid early war holster from this prolific This lot includes a single Smith & Wesson rear sight leaf assembly with manufacturer. (13A9688-25A) .146" (approximately) black slider for a 6" K-frame revolver or similar. 3353 German P.08 Luger Holster by Carl Busse The sight was originally on a model 48-4 revolver and remains in This 1939-dated holster remains in very good plus condition showing excellent condition overall. The rear sight leaf screw is not included thinning black finish toning to a deep brown color overall showing some (attaches sight to revolver). (89100-655A) minor creasing and scattered light scuffs. The buckle is intact and the 3362 Smith & Wesson Model 53 Chamber Inserts stitching mostly strong showing a small area of separation where the lid This lot consists of (6) factory nickel washed 22 LR chamber inserts for is attached. The markings are quite soft with "C / M / 1939" visible (Carl S&W Model 53 revolver .22 Remington Jet chambers. Overall, the Busse / Mainz) and a faint "(Eagle) / WaA286". A reproduction Luger inserts are in excellent condition. All six inserts were tested in-house and tool is included. (13A9688-50A) they chambered and extracted properly. A great find for Model 53 3354 British Webley Mark VI Holster by Heath Machin & Co. owners. (89100-606A) This 1918-dated holster remains in very good plus condition showing 3363 Smith & Wesson J-frame Grip Lot some light crackling along the top of the lid and strap, scattered light This lot features a pair of unmarked smooth polished wood combat grips scuffs and handling marks. The brass hardware has toned to a nice for a round butt S&W J-frame revolver and feature an oval faux ivory ocher patina with some minor verdigris present and the stitching is insert on the right panel with a colored cock pheasant game scene print. mostly strong showing one area detached along the bottom end plug, It is believed these grips were made by Altamont and were offered with which is still secured. The markings remain nice and clear reading a variety of game scenes. A nice set of wood grips to dress up your "HEATH MACHIN & CO / WALSALL / 1918". Also included is a green favorite Kit Gun. (89100-1044A) braided lanyard in near excellent condition showing a few tiny spots of minor staining. A nice holster to accompany your Mark VI. (13A9688-28A) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3364 Patriot Ordnance Factory 6.8 SPC Upper Receiver Group 3370 Patriot Ordnance Factory 5.56mm NATO Upper Receiver Group One excellent plus condition POF-USA upper receiver group retaining One excellent plus condition POF-USA upper receiver group retaining 99% original black anodized finish with a 9 1/4” chrome-lined barrel with 99% original black anodized finish with a 11 1/2” chrome-lined barrel a bright excellent bore. This upper receiver group features a piston gas with a bright very good bore. This upper receiver group features a piston system, C.R.O.S. (Corrosion Resistant Operating System) comprised of gas system, C.R.O.S. (Corrosion Resistant Operating System) a silicon nickel coating on the interior of the upper receiver and a comprised of a silicon nickel coating on the interior of the upper receiver chrome plated piston. The upper receiver also features a 7” free-floating and charging handle and a chrome plated piston. The upper receiver POF P-4X quad rail with continuous upper Picatinny rail topped by also features a 9” free-floating POF P-9X quad rail with continuous Yankee Hill Machine aluminum back up iron sights that lock in both the upper Picatinny rail topped by a POF globe-style fixed front sight and down and up positions. The barrel itself is equipped with an aggressive Magpul MBUS polymer rear sight. The proprietary POF-marked muzzle brake and a standard charging handle is included. The bolt is one-piece bolt carrier is chrome-plated as is the bolt, cam pin and firing marked “6.8” while the one-piece proprietary bolt carrier and cam pin are pin. There is no muzzle device on the barrel. A very high-quality piston chrome plated as is the firing pin. A very high-quality piston driven upper driven upper receiver group. All NFA rules apply. (23A8925-86E) in a potent caliber. All NFA rules apply. (23A8925-78) 3371 Scarce German Military Surplus HK G3 22 LR Conversion Kit 3365 AR-15 223 Rem Upper Receiver Group One very good plus condition original HK 22 LR conversion kit with One excellent condition unmarked upper receiver group retaining 99% serial-matched bolt, bolt carrier and barrel dated to 1972 retaining 97% original black anodization with a few light handling marks and a 5 1/2” original gray Parkerization with very light silvering on the bearing barrel with a bright excellent bore and an A1 flash hider. The flat top surfaces while the bore of the barrel is bright and excellent. The kit also upper receiver features T-markings and the barrel is free-floated with a 4 contains two original 22 LR magazines in very good condition retaining 1/4” synthetic cylindrical free-float tube with a RM Equipment M203 95% gray enamel finish with silvering on the high edges with one vertical foregrip clamped to it. A semi-auto profile bolt carrier with magazine wrapped in olive drab tape marked “231”, cleaning kit and chromed bolt, cam pin and firing pin is included along with a PRI wooden case in excellent condition with light signs of use. This kit will charging handle. All NFA rules apply. (23A8925-81) work with the HK G3/91 series of rifles and clones and is a great way to 3366 AR-15 223 Rem Upper Receiver Group train while saving money. These kits have dried up and have become One excellent condition unmarked A1 upper receiver group retaining very hard to find. (23A9688-60) (400/600) 98% original dark gray Parkerized finish with a few small spots of light Est. 400 - 600 oxidation on the front sight base and scattered spots of silvering on the 3372 AR-15 223 Rem Upper Receiver Group high edges. The 10 1/4” barrel has a bright excellent bore and is .625” One very good plus condition upper receiver group retaining about 97% diameter at the FSB and .85” diameter beneath the handguards and is original black anodized finish with some silvering and minor abrasions equipped with an A1 flash hider. The carbine length polymer on the leading edge of the Cerro Forge-coded flat top upper receiver handguards feature Weaver-style rails molded into the 12 and 6 o’clock and the top of the 4” aluminum cylindrical free float handguard and positions along with aluminum heatshields. The upper receiver is some scattered light handling marks. The 7 1/2” chrome-lined barrel has equipped with a tear drop-shaped forward assist and standard charging a bright excellent bore and is equipped with a four-prong flash hider and handle. All NFA rules apply. (23A8925-86A) a railed gas block topped by a steel YHM folding front BUIS while an 3367 AR-15 6.5 CF Upper Receiver Group aluminum GG&G A2-style rear BUIS is mounted to the top of the One excellent condition Rock River Arms marked flat-top upper receiver receiver. A complete semi-auto profile bolt carrier group showing minor group retaining 99% original Parkerized finish with a few scattered light silvering on the bearing surfaces and a mil-spec charging handle are handling marks. The 12” barrel has a bright excellent bore and is likely included. All NFA rules apply. (23A8925-86F) chambered for 6.5 Grendel or 6.8 SPC but will need to be checked by a 3373 PWS AR-15 5.56mm NATO Upper Receiver Group competent gunsmith and is .750” diameter forward of the railed gas One excellent plus condition Primary Weapons Systems gas piston block and a heavier profile beneath the handguard and features an A2 upper receiver group retaining 99% original black anodization and gray flash hider. The Hogue rubber overmolded cylindrical carbine length Parkerized finishes with a couple faint signs of use. The 7 1/2” free-float handguard rates excellent with a few minor signs of use while chrome-lined barrel has a bright excellent bore and is equipped with a the Picatinny rail on the receiver features T marks. A standard charging large cylindrical flash hider. The flat top upper receiver features a 7” handle and complete bolt carrier group is included featuring a semi-auto quad-rail free float handguard with built in quick-detach sling mounts carrier and chromed bolt and firing pin. All NFA rules apply. while the proprietary PWS full-auto profile bolt carrier group features a (23A8925-86B) piston rod with attached BCM Gunfighter Mod 4 charging handle and 3368 LMT AR-15 5.56mm NATO Upper Receiver Group three rail cover are included. All NFA rules apply. (23A8925-86G) One Lewis Machine & Tool CQB MRP upper receiver group in excellent 3374 CMMG AR-15 5.56mm NATO Upper Receiver Group condition retaining 99% original Parkerized finish with a few scattered One excellent condition CMMG gas piston upper receiver group light handling marks. This very high-quality upper receiver group is retaining 99% plus original black anodized and Parkerized finishes. The equipped with a 16” chrome-lined barrel with .750” diameter and 1:7” 7 1/2” chrome-lined barrel has a bright excellent bore and is equipped twist and a bright excellent bore and an A2 flash hider. The MRP with an A2 flash hider, gas block with rails at the 12 and 6 o’clock (Monolithic Rail Platform) quad rail upper receiver is all one-piece with positions and a gas piston operating system. The Cerro Forge-coded flat 16 1/4” of uninterrupted Picatinny rail at the 12 o’clock position and 5 top upper receiver comes equipped with a 4” quad rail free float quick detach sling mounts machined into the rails. The upper also handguard. A set of ProMag folding front and rear aluminum BUIS, a features LMT’s proprietary barrel change system making it a very proprietary one-piece full-auto profile bolt carrier with spring-loaded bolt versatile platform. LMT front and rear backup iron sights, a mil-spec and a PRI charging handle are included. All NFA rules apply. charging handle and a complete semi-auto profile bolt carrier group is (23A8925-86H) included. (23A8925-86C) 3375 CMMG AR-15 5.56mm NATO Upper Receiver Group 3369 ADCOR Defense AR-15 5.56mm NATO Upper Receiver Group One excellent condition CMMG gas piston upper receiver group One A-556 Elite gas piston upper receiver group in excellent condition retaining 99% plus original black anodized and Parkerized finishes. The retaining 99% original black anodization with a faint handling mark or 7 1/2” chrome-lined barrel has a bright excellent bore and is equipped two. The 10 1/2” chrome-lined barrel has a bright excellent bore and with an A2 flash hider, gas block with rails at the 12 and 6 o’clock features a 1:7” twist and an A2-style flash hider. The Cerro forge-coded positions and a gas piston operating system. The Cerro Forge-coded flat flat top upper receiver is equipped with ADCOR’s proprietary quad-rail top upper receiver comes equipped with a 4” quad rail free float handguard with reversable right or left side charging handle and a 4 handguard. A set of Magpul MBUS polymer sights, a proprietary position gas regulator for the piston system. The ADCOR-marked one-piece full-auto profile bolt carrier with spring-loaded bolt showing full-auto profile bolt carrier group features a chromed carrier and a piston light silvering on the bearing surfaces and a mil-spec charging handle rod where the gas key would normally be and the upper is also are included. All NFA rules apply. (23A8925-86J) equipped with a mil-spec charging handle and a Magpul MBUS polymer sights. A very high-quality and innovative upper receiver group. All NFA rules apply. (23A8925-86D) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3376 CMMG AR-15 .22LR Upper Receiver Group 3383 Hera Arms Glock Carbine Stock Conversion One CMMG WASP marked .22LR upper conversion unit for your AR-15 One Hera Arms Glock pistol chassis for models 17, 19, 22, 23, 31, 32. or possibly M-16 platform rifles. 16” Nitrided 4140 Chrome-Moly 1:16” The black polymer surfaces rate excellent with a faint handling mark or twist barrel with a bright excellent bore and A2 flashider. The metal two while a few of the screw heads display light oxidation. The chassis is surfaces retain about 99% original blue and satin anodized finishes. The equipped with a reversable charging handle and Picatinny rails at the synthetic handguards rate excellent and the upper features bayonet lug, 12, 3, 6 and 9 o’clock positions with a few of the rails showing some very conventional front sight, flat-top receiver with detachable carry light high edge wear. Mounted to the top rail is a pair of Magpul MBUS handle/A2 rear sight assembly. The upper, as-is the case with most polymer sights. NOTE: According to BATFE, possession of this chassis uppers these days, is sear ready, and the “bolt carrier” looks adaptable while also being in possession of a Glock pistol that will fit it, is to an M-16 style sear trip as there is indeed a hole toward the rear of the considered possessing a Short Barreled Rifle. Accordingly, before “carrier”, no doubt a small block could be attached to trip a sear. These possessing both, a Federal Tax Stamp must be obtained (possession of quality uppers purportedly run flawlessly on standard AR platforms and this chassis itself without a pistol is unregulated). (23A8925-79A) do not require any further modification than merely swapping the 3384 SigTac ACP Universal Railed Pistol Adapter uppers. Appears to have seen little or no use. A single Black Dog One SigTac Adaptive Carbine Platform adapter retaining 98% black 10-round magazine in excellent condition is included. A quality-made M4 anodized finish with numerous scattered light handling marks and tiny profile smallbore upper with dummy forward assist and brass deflector spots of high edge wear. The SigTac ACP is designed to transform any for plinking and low-cost training. (39538-6) full-size railed pistol into a M1913 accessory customizable carbine 3377 AR-15 223 Rem Upper Receiver Group platform with rails at the 12, 3, 6 and 9 o’clock positions and features a One excellent condition upper receiver group retaining 98% original universal polymer adapter clamp and right or left side charging handle. black anodized and Parkerized finishes with a few tiny dings on the The chassis also features two quick-detach sling mounts at the rear and edges of the Picatinny rail, on the Cerro Forged-coded flat top receiver mounted to the top rail is a SigTac 4 MOA red dot sight with a kill-flash. and the top of the handguard. The 7 1/2” stainless steel barrel rates (238925-79B) excellent with a bright excellent bore and is equipped with an A2 flash 3385 SigTac ACP Universal Railed Pistol Adapter hider, quad rail gas block and a YHM 4” free float quad rail handguard. One SigTac Adaptive Carbine Platform adapter retaining 99% black Also included is a steel YHM folding front sight and an aluminum ARMS anodized finish with a few scattered light handling marks and tiny spots folding rear sight, a Parkerized full-auto bolt carrier with chrome-plated of high edge wear. The SigTac ACP is designed to transform any bolt and firing pin and a mil-spec charging handle. All NFA rules apply. full-size railed pistol into a M1913 accessory customizable carbine (23A8925-86K) platform with rails at the 12, 3, 6 and 9 o’clock positions and features a 3378 AR-15 223 Rem Upper Receiver Group universal polymer adapter clamp and right or left side charging handle. One near excellent condition upper receiver group retaining 97% original The chassis also features two quick-detach sling mounts at the rear and black anodized finish with minor sharp edge wear on the 7” free float mounted to the top rail is a SigTac 4 MOA red dot sight and a small quad rail handguard and a few light handling marks. The 7 1/2” barrel is laser sight is on the side rail, both of which will need batteries. .750” in diameter from the low profile gas block forward and a heavier (238925-79C) profile behind and has a bright excellent bore. The T-marked flat top 3386 EMA Roni G1 Glock Pistol Carbine Conversion upper receiver is Cerro Forge-coded and the barrel is equipped with an One CAA Roni G1 carbine conversion for Glock Gen 3 and later pistols A2 flash hider. All NFA rules apply. (23A8925-86L) in excellent condition with the polymer surfaces showing a few light 3379 AR-15 223 Rem Upper Receiver Group handling marks. Disassembly of the host pistol is not required and the One excellent condition upper receiver group retaining 99% original Roni provides Picatinny-style rails at the 12, 3, 6 and 9 o’clock positions, black anodized finish with a couple tiny dings on the high edges of the 7” a four-position retractable buttstock with comb height adjustments, an free float quad rail handguard. The 7 1/2” barrel is .750” in diameter from ambidextrous charging handle, muzzle compensator and a removable the low profile gas block forward and a heavier profile behind and has a folding vertical foregrip. The Roni is also equipped with four quick detach bright very good plus bore showing some light frosting and possible sling points, a spare magazine holder on the stock and attached to the oxidation. The T-marked flat top upper receiver is Cerro Forge-coded right rail is a functioning red dot sight and a pair of Magpul MBUS and the barrel is equipped with an A2 flash hider. A pair of unmarked polymer folding sights are mounted to the top of the chassis. Please folding aluminum sights, a phosphate-coated and nicely-staked full-auto NOTE: According to BATFE, possession of this chassis while also being profile bolt carrier group and an extended charging handle are included. in possession of a Glock pistol that will fit it, is considered possessing a All NFA rules apply. (23A8925-86M) Short Barreled Rifle. Accordingly, before possessing both, a Federal Tax 3380 AR-15 223 Rem Upper Receiver Group Stamp must be obtained (possession of this chassis itself without a One excellent condition upper receiver group retaining 99% original gray pistol is unregulated). (23A8925-80A) Parkerized finish with a few scattered light handling marks from use. The 3387 CAA Roni G1 Glock Pistol Carbine Conversion 10.3” barrel has a bright excellent bore and is .750” from the FSB One CAA Roni G1 carbine conversion for Glock Gen 3 and later pistols forward and a heavier fluted profile beneath the 7” checkered aluminum in excellent condition with the polymer surfaces showing a few light cylindrical free float handguard. The handguard has an added handling marks. Disassembly of the host pistol is not required and the Weaver-type rail at the 6 o’clock position which has a groove ground in Roni provides Picatinny-style rails at the 12, 3, 6 and 9 o’clock positions, the center where a vertical foregrip was likely installed and the barrel is a four-position retractable buttstock with comb height adjustments, an equipped with an A2 flash hider. The Kaiser Aluminum forge-coded A2 ambidextrous charging handle, muzzle compensator and a removable receiver features fully-adjustable rear aperture sights and a Parkerized folding vertical foregrip. The Roni is also equipped with four quick detach semi-auto profile bolt carrier group and mil-spec charging handle are sling points, a spare magazine holder on the stock and attached to the included. All NFA rules apply (23A8925-86N) top rail is a pair of HK-style diopter sights. Please NOTE: According to 3381 Suppressor-Ready AR-15 9mm Upper Receiver Group BATFE, possession of this chassis while also being in possession of a One excellent condition upper receiver group retaining 99% gray Glock pistol that will fit it, is considered possessing a Short Barreled Parkerized and black anodized finishes with some light high edge wear Rifle. Accordingly, before possessing both, a Federal Tax Stamp must on handguard and the right edge of the Picatinny rail on the receiver. be obtained (possession of this chassis itself without a pistol is The 8 1/2” barrel is chambered for 9mm and has a bright excellent bore unregulated). (23A8925-80B) and a bare threaded muzzle. The Brass Aluminum forge-coded 3388 CAA Roni G2 10mm/45 ACP Glock Pistol Carbine Conversion T-marked flat top upper receiver comes equipped with a mil-spec One CAA Roni G2 carbine conversion for Glock Gen 3 10mm/45 ACP charging handle and the 10” Monstrum Tactical quad rail free float and later pistols in excellent condition with the polymer surfaces showing handguard has an interior diameter of 1 13/16” which should fit the a few light handling marks. Disassembly of the host pistol is not required majority of suppressors for a quiet and compact pistol caliber carbine. All and the Roni provides Picatinny-style rails at the 12, 3, 6 and 9 o’clock NFA rules apply. (23A8925-86P) positions, a four-position retractable buttstock with comb height 3382 AR-15 223 Rem Upper Receiver Group adjustments, an ambidextrous charging handle, muzzle compensator One very good condition Colt Harvey-forge coded A1 upper receiver and a removable folding vertical foregrip. The Roni is also equipped with group retaining 97% original Parkerized and anodized finishes with four quick detach sling points and attached to the top rail is a pair of some small areas toning to brown around the FSB and A1 flash hider CAA polymer folding sights. Please NOTE: According to BATFE, and the gas tube will need replacement (an inexpensive and easy fix) as possession of this chassis while also being in possession of a Glock it droops and touches the barrel. The 10 1/2” light-profile chrome-lined pistol that will fit it, is considered possessing a Short Barreled Rifle. barrel is .625” at the gas block and has a bright excellent bore. The Accordingly, before possessing both, a Federal Tax Stamp must be bottom of the rear take-down pin block has been cleaned to bare obtained (possession of this chassis itself without a pistol is aluminum, the A1 sights remain intact and the upper receiver is unregulated). (23A8925-103) equipped with a tear-drop forward assist and oval shaped carbine handguards with double heat shields. All NFA rules apply. (23A8925-86Q) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3389 AR Five Seven 5.7x28mm Upper Receiver Group 3394 Various Pistol Stock Adapters One very good condition upper receiver group retaining 95% original This lot contains three black polymer stock adapters. The first is a FAB black anodization with the rounded rear area of the upper showing bare Defense three position collapsible stock for Gen 1-3 Glock full size aluminum and a few light scratches where it was moderately ground. pistols using the 9mm/40 S&W sized frame in excellent condition with a The 11 1/4” medium-profile barrel has a bright excellent bore and is few signs of previous installation on the upward pointing arm that inserts equipped with an A1 flash hider. This monolithic upper receiver is into the open recess in the back of the pistolgrip. The second is a fixed equipped with a right side nonreciprocating charging handle and 10” stock adapter marked “FOR GK-MODELS” and “FOR LAW Picatinny rails at the 3, 6, 9 o’clock positions as well as shorter Picatinny ENFORCEMENT ENTITY USE ONLY” and is likely for Glock pistols. It rails along the top for sights or optics such as the included Midwest attaches in a similar method to the previous stock and shows carving Industries folding front and Troy Industries folding rear sight. No bolt is modifications on the upward pointing arm and where the stock meets included. This upper is fed from FN P/PS 90 50-round polymer the top of the grip. Finally, the third stock is unmarked but appears to be magazines, one of which is included. All NFA rules apply. for a Mini or Micro Uzi or similar pistol which a vertical pistolgrip and (23A8925-85A) square-backed receiver and it remains in excellent condition. NOTE: 3390 AR Five Seven 5.7x28mm Upper Receiver Group According to BATFE, possession of these stocks while also being in One very good condition upper receiver group retaining 94% original possession of the pistols they fit, is considered possessing a Short black anodization with the areas that contact the lower receiver (not Barreled Rifle. Accordingly, before possessing both, a Federal Tax included) showing bare aluminum and a few light scratches where it was Stamp must be obtained (possession of the stock alone without a pistol moderately ground. The 11 1/2” medium-profile barrel has a bright very is unregulated). (238925-87B) good bore showing a small patch of light frosting midway down the 3395 SKS Stocks barrel and is equipped with an A1 flash hider. This monolithic upper This lot contains four stocks. Three are Chinese catalpa wood stocks, receiver is equipped with a right side nonreciprocating charging handle two of which are spike bayonet-cut and one is relieved for a blade and 10” Picatinny rails at the 3, 6, 9 o’clock positions as well as shorter bayonet. Two are complete with rear sling swivels, trap buttplates (two Picatinny rails along the top for sights or optics such as the included contain cleaning kits), stock bolts and triggerguard springs and one is YHM folding front and Midwest Industries folding rear sight. A bolt complete except for the triggerguard spring. The stocks display the displaying moderate bearing surface wear and a GG&G vertical foregrip typical Chinese orange stain and gloss shellac with one unnumbered are included. This upper is fed from FN P/PS 90 50-round polymer stock in excellent condition with a few light handling marks, one magazines, one of which is also included. All NFA rules apply. serialized stock in very good condition with some scattered handling (23A8925-85B) marks and a couple scratches and the third stock rates very good plus 3391 AR Five Seven 5.7x28mm Upper Receiver Group with thinning original shellac and a few minor signs of use. Also included One very good condition upper receiver group retaining 96% original is one matching catalpa wood handguard in excellent condition. Finally, black anodization with the rounded rear area of the upper showing bare the fourth stock is likely Yugoslavian and is cut for a blade bayonet. The aluminum and a few light scratches where it was moderately ground. stock rates very good plus showing a filled repair where the sling swivel The 16” medium-profile barrel has a bright excellent bore and is was moved from the toe line to the left side of the butt. Stock is equipped with an A1 flash hider. This monolithic upper receiver is complete with all metal parts and includes a cleaning kit in the trap equipped with a right side nonreciprocating charging handle and 10” buttplate. (238925-27A) Picatinny rails at the 3, 6, 9 o’clock positions as well as shorter Picatinny 3396 Rare M14/M1A Folding Paratrooper Stock rails along the top for sights or optics such as the included YHM folding This lot contains three stocks for the M14/M1A series of rifles. First is an front and Midwest Industries folding rear sight. A bolt displaying excellent condition Springfield Armory Inc. BM-59-style folding numerous light grind marks is included along with one new-in-box FN paratrooper stock retaining 99% original gray Parkerized finishes with a P/PS 90 50-round polymer magazine. (23A8925-85C) few light storage marks on the USGI walnut stock and the brown 3392 FAB Defense KPOS-G2 P.D.W. Conversion Kit for Glock Pistols synthetic BM-59 type pistolgrip rates excellent. Stock features a selector One excellent condition KPOS-G2 Conversion Kit retaining 99% original cut and D.O.D. cartouche, the front sling swivel is missing while the rear black anodized finish for Gen 3 and later Glock pistols without added is intact. Stock also features a folding vertical foregrip and side folding backstraps including “C” models. Will not work with 10mm/45 ACP metal buttstock that locks up tightly while deployed and stowed. These Glocks. The conversion chassis features: AR-15-style ambidextrous stocks were a limited production by Springfield Armory Inc. during the charging handle, height-adjustable side-folding buttstock, removable 1980s and early 1990s. The second is a smooth hardwood stock with compensator for use with suppressors, full length Picatinny top rail and selector cut that has a carved pistolgrip attached to it and a side-folding shorter rails at the 3, 6, 9 o’clock positions. A FAB Defense folding metal tubular buttstock that locks up tightly while closed and is rather foregrip is included. NOTE: According to BATFE, possession of this loose when opened. The stock features seven linear holes down the chassis while also being in possession of a Glock pistol that will fit it, is bottom of the forend for a sling swivel or bipod and rates very good with considered possessing a Short Barreled Rifle. Accordingly, before a few scattered light handling marks. The last stock is a USGI stock with possessing both, a Federal Tax Stamp must be obtained (possession of selector cut, circled “P” proof mark on the grip and the remnants of a this chassis itself without a pistol is unregulated). (23A8925-82) D.O.D. cartouche. The stock rates very good with an added gloss finish, 3393 FAB Defense Glock 19 Collapsible Stocks an unobtrusive repaired crack in the forend which appears as a light This lot contains three polymer 3-position collapsible stocks for Gen 1- 3 scratch from the exterior and a few scattered handling marks from Glock compact pistols including 19, 21, 23, 32, 38 with two in very good military service. All the metal parts remain intact and retain 98% original condition and one is missing the arm that attaches to the pistol. Does gray Parkerized finish with some light silvering on the edges of the outer not work with full size Glocks or Gen 4 Glocks. The upward pointing arm folding buttplate. (23B8925-27B) inserts into the open recess in the back of the pistolgrip. One of these 3397 AK Thumbhole Stock Furniture stocks is also marked “The Mako Group”. NOTE: According to BATFE, This lot contains five thumbhole stocks and assorted handguard sets for possession of these stocks while also being in possession of a Glock AK, Mak 90 and Saiga type rifles. First is an attractive smooth hardwood pistol that will fit it, is considered possessing a Short Barreled Rifle. chestnut-stained high gloss set with a hard rubber buttplate marked Accordingly, before possessing both, a Federal Tax Stamp must be “BISHOP” in excellent condition. Set includes lower handguard and obtained (possession of the stock alone without a pistol is unregulated). thumbhole buttstock with grip screw and ferrule. The second set is likely (238925-87A) Chinese as it displays their classic blonde-orange stain with a gloss shellac finish and is in excellent condition. The thumbhole stock has a rubber non-slip pad that is slightly separated at the toe and is equipped with a sling swivel, grip screw with ferrule and matching upper and lower handguard. The third set is black painted hardwood with the thumbhole stock appearing homemade with a Pachmayr White Line ventilated recoil pad. The set includes a lower handguard showing some scattered dings and handling marks and the thumbhole stock which is in very good plus condition. Finally, there are two smooth laminated hardwood thumbhole stocks with ventilated rubber recoil pads with “H HH” logos. They feature sling swivels on the toe line and red Bakelite gripcaps and rate very good with scattered light handling marks from the years. (238925-27C) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3398 East German & Chinese AK Furniture 3402 Soviet RPK Furniture Sets and Military Buttstocks This lot contains various buttstocks, upper and lower handguards and This lot consists of two complete sets of RPK furniture, one complete set pistolgrips for stamped and milled AK type rifles. First is a complete East of Romanian PSL-54 furniture and four military buttstocks. Both RPK German AKM furniture set including the distinctive brown polymer stock sets are as-new with the metal components covered in cosmoline. “pebble grain” buttstock in excellent condition, red Bakelite lower The laminated hardwood clubfoot stocks are undrilled and rate excellent handguard in very good condition showing a few light handling marks, with a few light storage marks. The laminated upper and lower and brown polymer pistolgrip and upper handguard with the pistolgrip handguards rate excellent plus while the East German checkered brown showing light storage scuffs. Next is a smooth hardwood AKM buttstock polymer pistolgrips also rate excellent plus. The upper handguards are and upper and lower handguard set that appears to be Chinese with installed on gas tubes and are wrapped in waxed paper. Also included is their typical blonde-orange stain and shellac. Set rates excellent with a a complete set of Romanian PSL-54 furniture including a laminated light handling mark or two. Third is an attractive pair of pistolgrips with hardwood thumbhole stock with Bakelite gripcap in excellent condition an upper and lower handguard. All four pieces are hardwood stained with a three-color desert camouflage bandage holder attached to the chestnut brown with a gloss finish and are in excellent condition. One right side containing a bandage of some sort, a smooth hardwood upper pistolgrip is checkered and one has a thumb rest and finger grooves. and lower handguard and a brown leather AK-style sling. This lot also The upper handguard is installed on a ventilated gas tube. Also included contains two more Romanian PSL-54 laminated hardwood thumbhole is a milled AK smooth hardwood buttstock in good condition with some stocks in excellent condition with one having a Bakelite grip cap. There light oxidation on the trap buttplate, there is a 1” chip in the toe line and is one smooth hardwood RPK-style clubfoot stock which is stained scattered dings and handling marks from the years. There is a smooth brown and has a civilian style buttplate retaining 98% original blue with a laminated hardwood AKM buttstock with trap buttplate and sling swivel few small specks of light oxidation. Finally, there is an excellent in very good plus condition with a few light handling marks. Finally, there condition laminated hardwood PKM machinegun light brown buttstock is a set of textured black polymer upper and lower handguards in complete with oiler in the heel of the hinged buttplate which retains 99% excellent condition with some light soiling and a black checkered plus black enamel finish. (238925-84A) polymer Saiga pistolgrip stock in very good condition with a few light 3403 AK Thumbhole Stocks and Saiga Furniture handling marks. (238925-27D) This lot consists of one set of Saiga furniture and five AK thumbhole 3399 RPK-74M and SKS Furniture Set stocks all in excellent condition with perhaps a light handling mark or One as-new undrilled Molot RPK-74M black polymer furniture set two. The blonde-stained Saiga furniture set contains one checkered consisting of a clubfoot stock with side-folding recess, Molot logo finger beech pistolgrip Monte Carlo stock with cheekpiece and ventilated grooved pistolgrip, and ribbed lower and upper handguard with gas tube rubber recoil pad and a forend. There are three smooth hardwood retaining 99% plus black paint over Parkerized finish. No grip screw or walnut stained thumbhole stocks with checkered hard rubber buttplates ferrule is included and the buttstock features a trap buttplate. Also marked “BISHOP”. Another smooth hardwood thumbhole stock is included is one Tapco black polymer pistolgrip stock with a six-position stained brown and has a hard rubber buttplate bearing the “A” symbol of collapsible -style buttstock in excellent condition with a few Arsenal of Bulgaria. Finally, there is an unmarked smooth walnut faint signs of use and features a compartment in the grip and a thumbhole stock with a ventilated rubber recoil pad. (238925-84B) removable cover on the forend which exposes a polymer Picatinny 3404 AK Thumbhole Stocks accessory rail. (238925-27E) This lot contains three likely Chinese smooth catalpa wood 3400 Foreign Military Buttstocks blonde-stained thumbhole stocks in excellent condition with two of the This lot contains six military surplus and military-style buttstocks. First is rubber recoil pads showing some light crazing while the third has a the scarce and desirable East German brown polymer “pebble grain” ventilated rubber recoil pad that rates excellent. Also included is another AKM buttstock which is in excellent condition and has not been drilled. smooth hardwood thumbhole stock likely for an AK pattern rifle which The second appears to be a NATO length AKM-style black polymer rates excellent with light heel and toe wear on the grooved hard rubber stock which is in very good condition with a few light handling marks. It buttplate. There is a checkered black polymer pistolgrip stock for a is missing its sling swivel and it feels like it has added weight inside the Saiga rifle showing some flecks of lighter color molded into the stock stock and the buttplate has been glued on. Next are three FAL stocks which is in very good condition with some scattered minor handling one of which is smooth black polymer in excellent condition with no marks. Finally, there is very good plus condition smooth hardwood buttplate, one is an Israeli FALO smooth hardwood stock with folding straight grip stock for an unknown shotgun or rifle measuring only 8 1/2” outer buttplate retaining 98% original gray Parkerized finish with a few in length. (238925-84C) light handling marks on the stock and one is a blonde hardwood stock 3405 AK Gas Tube and Handguard Sets with sling swivel. Finally, there are two Czech SA. 23 submachine gun This lot contains six sets of upper and lower color-matched handguard laminated smooth hardwood stocks in excellent condition with the metal sets with gas tubes with one walnut-stained set also containing a surfaces of one retaining 98% gray enamel finish with a few light matching wooden pistolgrip. Four sets are stained brown with ventilated handling marks overall and the second retains 90% gray Parkerized gas tubes while one set is Russian-style laminated hardwood with palm finish with some light high edge wear and a couple scattered light swell and non-ventilated gas tube. Also included is one natural-toned set handling marks. (238925-70A) without gas tube and with a cleaning rod channel in the lower 3401 Sporting Stocks, Buttstocks and Forends handguard. There are two blonde-colored lower handguards and one This lot contains two excellent condition Marlin Camp 9/45 Carbine russet-brown upper handguard without gas tube. All are in very good stocks. One features a checkered pistolgrip and forend and the other is plus to excellent condition with the walnut-stained lower handguard smooth with a few light handling marks. Both have intact sling studs and showing a couple tiny dents and a few small spots of light oxidation cowboy logo brown rubber non-slip pads. Also included is one very good staining on the gas tubes. Finally, there is one black polymer AK condition Charter Arms AR-7 Explorer smooth synthetic pistolgrip stock pistolgrip with screw and ferrule in very good condition showing a few with grip screw showing a few light handling marks in the gloss finish. light storage scuffs and one black ribbed polymer US-made ASK-74U There is one very good plus condition Remington 870 furniture set handguard set with heat shield in excellent condition and an including a fleur-de-lis checkered capped pistolgrip stock with a few light AKS-74U-style 7.62x39mm booster muzzle device with three handling marks and a Remington logo ventilated rubber recoil pad with compensator ports measuring 4” in length in very good condition matching forend in excellent condition. There is also a Remington 870 retaining 90% Parkerized finish with a series of wrench marks around Express furniture consisting of a press checkered hardwood pistolgrip the cylindrical exterior. (238925-84D) stock and forend in very good condition with a few light handling marks. 3406 AK Handguard Sets Also included is a set of Harrington & Richardson 10 ga. single barrel This lot contains three sets (upper and lower) of laminated hardwood shotgun furniture in very good plus condition with a light scratch in the Romanian “dong” handguards with each of the lower handguards having right side of the weighted buttstock while the forend is complete with its a short crack at the cleaning rod channel. Also included is a set of screw and has a 1.2” barrel channel. Finally, there is a Benelli Super 90 red-stained laminated hardwood AKS-74U “Krinkov” handguards in M1 checkered black polymer buttstock in very good plus condition with as-new condition still sealed in their packaging. There are two sets of light soiling on the Benelli-marked soft rubber recoil pad. (238925-70B) smooth hardwood handguards one stained brown and the other natural in excellent condition, one chestnut-stained upper handguard installed on a short gas tube likely for a Romanian Draco or similar AK pistol, and one Hungarian AMD-65 hardwood pistolgrip with grip screw and ferrule in excellent condition. There is a First Samco-manufactured tan polymer AK upper handguard with integrated polymer optics rail in as-new condition sealed in its original packaging. Finally, there is one AK cleaning kit in excellent condition retaining 99% plus black enamel finish. (238925-84E) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3407 Assorted Foreign Military Surplus Canvas Web Gear 3411 Chinese Military Surplus Gear This lot contains one mustard-color, likely Soviet, gun bag measuring This lot contains three olive drab canvas 3-cell AK-47 30-round about 41” long with intact canvas carrying strap and closing ties in very magazine chest rigs. Each rig appears unissued and remains in good condition as moderately soiled from military service. One light olive excellent condition with one displaying some small speckles of white drab 3-cell submachine gun magazine pouch in excellent condition with mildew staining on the back. Rigs features wood toggle closures along belt loop and functioning top closure for magazines 8” long or less. Also with grenade and oil bottle pouches. Also included is one unissued olive included is an olive drab with black leather edging, likely Warsaw Pact, drab RPK drum magazine pouch in excellent condition with shoulder 4-cell grenade pouch with inner general purpose pouch measuring 11” x strap and wood toggle closure. (238925-28B) 9 1/2” with a shoulder strap in near excellent condition with some light 3412 Hungarian and Assorted Reproduction Military Surplus Gear soiling. There is a similar olive drab with black leather edging scope This lot contains two Hungarian brown canvas 5-cell AK-47 20-round cover measuring 13” in length in good condition with a tear in the edge “Tanker” magazine pouches in surplus excellent condition with white and a broken leather closing strap. There is an olive drab scope cover bloom on the leather closures. Each pouch also features an oil bottle with brown leather reinforced ends and small accessory pouches in very and cleaning kit pouch and a mustard-yellow canvas shoulder strap. good condition with a few tiny holes in the canvas. (238925-28) Also included is one set of reproduction German MP-38/40 green 3408 MAC-10 Style Barreled Upper Receiver and Assorted Pistolgrip Stocks canvas magazine pouches with a left and right side featuring 3-cells This lot includes a barreled upper receiver for a MAC-10 type pistol or each and an added oil bottle pouch on the left side. Pouches appear submachine gun with a 12” barrel chambered for 45 ACP with a bright unused with a few small scuffs to the black leather straps of the right excellent bore displaying moderate to heavy grinding on the breech and side pouches. Also included are two olive drab canvas 4-cell pouches feed ramps. The upper receiver measures 8” in length and is 1 1/2” with belt loops and Velcro-closure each measuring 4 3/4” L x 1 3/4” W x square and features a left side charging handle, protected post front 8 3/4” H. Pouches are in excellent condition with a few small spots of sight, a see-through optics rail and the cylindrical steel forend has an white mildew on the leather backing. There are two olive drab canvas FAL-style vertical pistolgrip and there is a 20-port muzzle brake on the 4-cell submachine gun magazine pouches bearing the same symbol as barrel. Also included is an AGP Arms Gen 1 black polymer checkered the previous smaller pouches also featuring Velcro-closure and a nylon pistolgrip side folding stock for Ruger 10/22 rifles including takedowns. shoulder strap. Pouches are in excellent condition with a little light wear Stock is in excellent condition and features a left side-folding stock, to the leather on the front flap. Finally, there is a Ranger green waxed quick-detach sling points and a storage compartment between the stock canvas 3-cell submachine gun pouch in excellent condition featuring and the frame. Also included is a black painted hardwood pistolgrip nylon belt loops and a small oil bottle pouch and cloth tie closures. forend with neoprene covered grip for an M1 Carbine-style pistol like the (238925-28C) Universal Enforcer in very good plus condition with a small area of minor 3413 Small Pistol Holsters impact marks on the rear upper left edge. There is a Choate black This lot contains two pistol holsters both in excellent condition. One is a checkered polymer pistolgrip stock for the Ithaca Model 37 in very good black leather Safariland size 8 right-handed holster with thumb break plus condition with minor soiling on each side. Finally, there is a top and forward cant. Holster is marked HK 4 at the back base and does folding polymer pistolgrip stock with integrated triggerguard for an indeed fit a HK 4 pistol and similar sized . The second holster undetermined firearm that is in very good condition with a few light is a black nylon Uncle Mike’s Sidekick size 10 right-handed holster with handing marks on the metal arms of the stock. (238925-87C) a retention strap. (239435-7) 3409 Assorted Vertical Foregrips and Military Rifle Parts 3414 Soviet, Warsaw Pact and Chi-Com Military Slings This lot contains 8 assorted vertical foregrips, all black and for Picatinny This lot contains a total of 15 military slings all of which are canvas save rails as follows: two UTG quick-detach aluminum vertical foregrips with for two and all are in very good plus to new condition. Seven of the push button flip-out bipods with one in excellent condition with a couple slings are for an AKS-74U with three being olive drab with “MADE IN tiny handling marks while the other rates very good with a few scattered BULGARIA” stickers and four are mustard-colored. There is one light dings and handling marks from use. One TangoDown polymer stubby brown Mosin Nagant “dog collar” sling, two SKS slings one being olive vertical foregrip in excellent condition with a faint handling mark or two drab and the other dark khaki. Finally, there are five olive drab AK-47 featuring a waterproof compartment, one FAB Defense folding polymer slings two of which are Romanian nylon. (238925-28D) foregrip in excellent condition, three polymer SOPMOD Block 1-style 3415 HK MP5 and G3 Slings forward handgrips in excellent condition in the following lengths: 5”, 4”, 3 This lot includes five slings for Heckler & Koch’s most iconic military 1/2”. Finally, there is an aluminum foregrip designed to clamp to a barrel firearms. There are three excellent condition brown leather military showing scattered high edge silvering and handling marks. Lot also surplus G3 slings complete with 1” snap hooks with the metal contains two reddish-brown stained Thompson submachine gun rear components retaining 97% original Parkerized finish with a few tiny pistolgrips in very good condition with a few light handling marks, there spots of light oxidation and light verdigris on the rivets. There are also are two 2” aluminum Picatinny rails mounted to clamps designed to two olive drab canvas MP5 three-point slings in excellent condition attach to a M4-style quad rails to provide an offset mounting capability. complete with all metal hardware with one showing some spots of light There is also a new-in-opened-packaging GG&G Under Foregrip oxidation on the metal surfaces. (238925-28E) Integrated Rail (UFIR) designed to attach to the bottom of an M-16/M4/AR-15 style lower handguard in order to attach foregrips or lights/lasers, along with one black polymer Magpul MBUS folding front sight in excellent condition. There are two surplus AK threaded muzzle nuts and a RPK rear sight in excellent condition along with a new folding stock adapter for stamped AK-pattern rifles enabling an early wooden two tang fixed buttstock to fold to the left side. Two new-in-box SGM Tactical polymer rear Picatinny rails, one for AK-pattern rifles and one for Saiga shotguns, with mounting hardware and instructions. Finally there are four black rubber recoil pads in excellent condition (three have screws, one doesn’t) that appear to be for AK or SKS type rifles, one FN FAL dust cover in very good condition showing some light silvering around the ejection port and a fixed stock FN FAL bolt carrier in very good plus condition showing light silvering on the bearing surfaces. (238925-87D) 3410 Bulgarian Military Surplus Gear This lot contains four olive drab canvas 4-cell AK-47/74 30-round magazine pouches. All pouches appear unissued and remain in excellent condition featuring belt loops, oil bottle pouch and leather closures. Also included are six olive drab canvas AKS-74U “Krinkov” carrying cases which also appear unissued and remain in excellent condition. Carrying cases features an inner protective magazine pocket and cloth tie closures. (238925-28A) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3416 U.S. Military Surplus Gear 3420 Assorted Shoulder Holsters This lot includes various genuine military surplus olive drab canvas and This lot contains various leather shoulder holsters as follows: two natural nylon gear along with a few modern pieces. First is a genuine M1 leather righthanded flap holsters for very large frame automatic pistols or Carbine canvas carrying case marked “TWEEDIES / 1943” on the possibly small submachine guns with integrated long magazine carrier in interior and “LT JOHN L CAMPBELL / U.S. 0-446561” on the exterior. very good plus condition with a few small spots of water staining on the Case remains in very good plus condition for its age with no rips, some backs. There is natural leather Safariland 100 lefthanded holster for light soiling and small rust stains while the leather pull on the zipper large automatic pistols, in very good condition showing various light displays light crazing and the zipper remains functional. Next is a scratches and scuffs. There is a Cobra Gunskin natural leather genuine M1 Carbine heavy canvas ammunition bag marked “CASE / horizontal lefthanded holster for 1911 Government Model pistols or CAL. 30 / CARBINE / CLIP / 7052438” capable of holding 15 or similar with a opposite side magazine holster with a broken snap closure 30-round magazines or loose ammunition and is equipped with a “Lift in otherwise very good condition with light verdigris on the snaps. There the Dot” closure and carrying strap. Case is in excellent condition with is a Pistol Packaging ambidextrous black leather belt and horizontal some very light soiling and slight fraying of the stitching. Next is a shoulder holster for extra-large automatic pistols with square genuine canvas cover for a Model 1919A4 marked triggerguards in excellent condition. There is an excellent condition black “COVER GUN M13 / 6531749 / MRT / 1/54” in excellent condition with leather “US” marked righthanded holster for 1911 Government Model very light soiling. Next are three genuine surplus canvas carrying straps pistols. There is a Cop brand oxblood leather righthanded horizontal one is in excellent condition while the others are very good with a small holster for a medium frame automatic pistol with hammer spur in very hole and light soiling on one and light soiling and finish wear on the good plus condition with a few light handling marks on the leather. There metal hardware on the other. Next are two cotton bags for linked is a black leather ambidextrous belt or shoulder holster for a large frame machine gun ammunition marked “7.62 MM. NATO / LINKED / 1 automatic pistol in excellent condition with a few small areas of very light TRACER M62 / 4 BALL M80 / 100 RDS” along with a lot number each soiling on the white elastic shoulder straps. There is one DeSantis with a nylon carrying handle. The edges of the nylon reinforced natural leather #22 Mitey MakSkatter ambidextrous holster for a MAC-10 openings are fraying but the bags are otherwise excellent. Also included 45 ACP pistol or submachine gun in very good plus condition with light is a genuine surplus nylon 3-cell M16 30-round magazine pouch in very verdigris around the snaps and a few scattered small stains on the good condition with a few scattered loose stiches and light soiling and leather which comes with instructions. Finally, there is a natural leather the “US” is fading on the front of the pouch. Pouch features snap ambidextrous double magazine pouch for MAC-10 45 ACP magazines closures for each magazine as well as a plastic clip closure on the lid, in very good plus condition with some light staining on the leather and ALICE clips on the back and grenade pouches on each side. Next is an light verdigris on two of the metal fasteners. (238925-28K) unknown canvas sling with metal hardware in very good condition with a 3421 Leather belt holsters few scattered small spots of white mildew staining, and a nylon This lot contains six belt holsters as follows: One black leather military-style pistol belt with metal hardware in near excellent condition. lefthanded holster with leather snap retention strap marked with the Finally, there are two identical soft nylon pouches able to hold four USGI Smith and Wesson logo on the back along with “B04 44 LH” in excellent M16 30-round aluminum magazines with belt loop and closeable top in condition. One Gould & Goodrich “3 Slot Lined” oxblood leather excellent condition. (238925-28F) lefthanded pancake holster with leather snap retention strap for a Glock 3417 Assorted Slings 17/22 which is new in its original packaging. There is an Uncle Mike’s This lot consists of 15 assorted cotton and nylon slings including four Mirage size 13 lefthanded paddle holster with removable thumb break new black slings, five black seatbelt-style slings in excellent condition, that appears unused and is in excellent condition. There is a Warren six nylon slings in very good to excellent condition and one tan cotton Leather Goods “US” marked military-style natural leather right handed sling in very good condition. (238925-28G) flap holster stamped “1944” for 1911 Government Model pistol in very 3418 Assorted Padded and Leather Slings good plus condition with light verdigris on the metal hardware and a few This lot consists of 11 assorted slings including four black padded nylon light scuffs and small light stains from the years. There is a Ted slings and one duck camouflage pattern padded sling all in very good to Blocker’s high-ride concealment holster marked 226 which does fit a Sig excellent condition. Also included are six leather slings in very good to P226 as well as a 1911 Government Model and similar sized pistols in excellent condition with two displaying small spots of white mildew, one very good plus condition with light verdigris on the brass retention screw. is missing a short sliver along its edge and there are some scattered There is Bucheimer Perfect Fit B9 open top black leather holster with areas of crazing. (238925-28H) leather snap retention strap and rawhide leg tie for a S&W K frame or 3419 Black Nylon Holsters and Tactical Gear Colt Officer’s Model double action revolver with 6” barrel in excellent This lot contains various black nylon duty and tactical gear all in very condition with a few light handling marks. Finally, there is a French good plus to excellent condition as follows: one unmarked ambidextrous military surplus tan leather accessory pouch with belt loop and flap large frame, open bottom revolver holster with nylon snap retention strap closure measuring 3” L x 1 1/2” W x 7” H in excellent condition with light and six cartridge loops on the front, one Uncle Mike’s Sidekick verdigris on the metal rivets. (238925-28L) lefthanded shoulder holster for a large frame double or single action 3422 Wooden Double Revolver Case revolver, one Flanagan Mnfg. Co. Cordura lefthanded belt holster with One attractive golden-colored hardwood double revolver case with hammer thong for a large frame double or single action revolver, one purple velvet lined interior measuring 19” L x 7 3/4” W x 2 3/16” H. The Uncle Mike’s Sidekick double pistol magazine pouch with belt loop, one exterior of the case displays scattered dings and handling marks and a 1 ambidextrous Cordura pistol holster with seatbelt-style snap retention 1/4” minor crack in the right edge and features box joint construction, strap, one Galati International nylon and faux leather ambidextrous dual locks, and a semi-gloss finish. The interior has room for two large shoulder holster for compact or full sized pistols with double pistol frame revolvers with the purple velvet showing some light wear and magazine pouch, one National Cartridge five cell chest rig for soiling from the years and while the left hinge is missing the right works AR-15/AK-74 and similar sized 30-round magazines. Finally, there is a well and the box opens and closes properly. (239319-133A) mesh and nylon tactical vest sized XL-XXL with rifle magazine pouches 3423 Bren Accessories on each breast and 24 shotshell loops on each side. (238925-28J) Three items total: (2) 100 rd. Bren magazine winding handles retaining an even balance of flaking brown paint and pale gray metal, winding tabs remain square; (1) 100 rd. magazine bridge adapter for supporting magazine during barrel and top cover removal. In near excellent condition retaining 98% original finish with light flaking along the edges. (58925-45I) 3424 Butler Creek Mini-14 Stock This lot consists of a black composite folding riflestock for the Ruger Mini-14 and Mini-30 series rifles. The steel folding buttstock has some areas of light surface oxidation and overall the stock rates in near excellent condition. A black nylon sling is included. (49694-24B) 3425 BPS Barrel This lot consists of a matte finished 12 gauge Invector-Plus choked 22” ventilated rib barrel for the Browning BPS series shotguns. The barrel has an excellent bore and about 99% original finish that has a few light handling marks and some tiny specks of light surface oxidation. The rib features a single bead front sight and included are three Invector-Plus 12 gauge chokes: full, modified and improved cylinder. An excellent example overall that would be the ideal upgrade for your trusty 12 gauge BPS shotgun when times dictate the need for a shorter barrel. (49675-4A) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3426 Invector Choke Lot 3434 Handgun Grips and Handguards This lot consists of two Briley 12 gauge chokes to fit the standard Five pairs of handgun grips: (1) pair right-handed checkered red faux Invector choked series shotguns. Included are one modified and one rosewood grips with thumb and finger rests for a S&W N-frame square skeet choke tube that are in as-new condition and remain in their or round butt revolver; (1) pair right-handed checkered red faux original packaging. (49675-4B) rosewood grips with thumb and finger rests for a Colt M1911 pistol; (1) 3427 Ruger Scope Rings pair right-handed unfinished smooth walnut grips with thumb and finger This lot consists of a set of 1” factory stainless steel scope rings for the rests for S&W K-frame square butt revolver; (1) pair right-handed Ruger No.1 rifles and other Ruger firearms that use these proprietary unfinished smooth walnut grips with thumb, finger and palm rests for a rings of the same height. The set appears to be both medium height and Hi-Standard Citation .22 pistol. All grips are in about excellent condition are in excellent condition. (495765-6A) with little to no handling wear; (1) pair unmarked checkered walnut grips 3428 Miniature Display Cannon for an M1911 pistol; the Fitz grips exhibit some instances of white bloom One nonfunctional miniature cannon with a 12” barrel mounted on an from storage contact with leather which will be easily removed by a olive green-painted porcelain carriage. The tail of the carriage has been thorough cleaning. Also included are two walnut handguards for an lost as have several of the fittings and the retention pins for the wheels. M1917 Enfield rifle, both in fine condition with some light handling The remaining parts are in very fine to near excellent condition with a marks. (126019-10D) few small handling marks. (129614-4) 3435 Original Colt Bisley Grips 3429 Two Antique Canes One pair of checkered gutta-percha grips for a Colt Bisley single-action Two antique canes with engraved brass knob handles. The first revolver, featuring serrated brass screw escutcheons and matching measures 34 1/4” in length with a cocobolo shaft and a brass-sleeved serial numbers “0397” on the inside faces. The retention screw is iron tip. The top of the handle features an engraved makers mark which included. The grips are in excellent condition, exhibiting only the tiniest has softened to illegibility. The fittings are just a bit loose but remain of handling marks at the edges, a small mark behind the Rampant Colt affixed and the shaft exhibits few if any handling marks. Overall the cane on the left grip face and a single shallow chip at the heel of the left grip. rates very fine. The second cane measures 35 1/2” with a An exceedingly well-kept specimen and an exciting find for the Colt black-lacquered hardwood shaft, steel tip and nickel silver ferrule. The Collector. (126019-10E) top of the handle is crisply marked “J.E. Odiorne”. The cane exhibits 3436 Four Pairs Smith & Wesson Grips very few handling marks and just a bit of patina on the tip, rating about Four pairs of grips for Smith & Wesson revolvers: (1) pair checkered excellent overall. (128189-2C) walnut J-frame Magna grips with silver S&W medallions, rating 3430 Antique Presentation Cane excellent; (1) pair diamond checkered walnut J-frame Magna grips with This attractive cane measures 36 1/4” overall and features a gilt brass silver S&W medallions, rating near excellent with some very light L-shaped handle cast-in-relief with intricately detailed foliate and floral verdigris around the medallions; (1) pair smooth walnut K-frame square patterns. The reverse face of the handle is centered by a panel reading butt grips with hand ejector cutout, rating excellent; (1) pair checkered “Presented to / G.H. Howard / by the Overseers / of the / Waterloo black rubber Pachmayer/Compac J-frame round butt grips in excellent Woolen Mfg. Co.”. The shaft is black-lacquered hardwood with a nickel condition, original box included. (126019-10F) silver ferrule and steel tip. The head retains strong amounts of gold 3437 Two Winchester Super Grade Sling Swivels wash finish, the shaft shows only a few tiny handling marks and the Two sling swivels for the Winchester Model 70 Super Grade rifle. The ferrule just the slightest patina. The cane is in overall excellent condition. first measures 1 1/4” and the second 1 1/2”. Both are in excellent (128189-2D) condition, retaining about 99% original parkerized finish with few if any 3431 Three Antique Canes discernible blemishes. (126019-10G) Three canes: the first measures 37” and features a crook handle of 3438 Two Shotgun Gauge Adapters ribbed black horn. The handle is collared by a faux deer’s hoof carved of Two adapters for converting 16 ga. shotguns to fire alternate calibers. black horn and trimmed with white fur. The shaft is varnished oak with a The first is a Savage Four-Tenner with a 3” chamber for .410 Bore nickel silver ferrule and an iron spike tip. The handle rates near excellent shells. The adapter measures 12” in length and retains about 98% with no discernible blemishes except a few missing strands of fur. The original blue finish, rating excellent overall. Includes the original factory shaft exhibits a few small handling marks in the lower third and some box and instruction card, both in very fine condition with only light light oxidation of the tip. Overall the cane is in very fine condition. The handling wear. The second is an H. Krieghoff 16 ga. to .22 Mag second cane measures 34 1/2” and features a flat-ended knob handle of conversion insert measuring 8 3/4” in length. The metal surfaces retain stag horn. No tip cap is present. The sanded hickory shaft exhibits very about 98% original blue with some very light silvering, rating about few if any handling marks and the cane rates excellent. The third cane excellent. Includes one steel installation tool. (126019-10H) measures 27” in length and features a panther’s head top carved from 3439 Bausch & Lomb Scope Mount for Winchester Model 70 black-finished hardwood. The shaft is black horn with a coppery brass One two-piece scope mount for a Winchester Model 70 rifle complete collar and terminating in a pale honey-horn tip. The head exhibits some with accompanying scope rings. All parts retain about 99% original blue light handling wear at the high edges and the shaft shows moderate with some silvering at the edges and screw holes from previous amounts of striations and drying cracks but no loss or separation. mounting. The attachment screws are not included. (126019-10L) Overall the cane rates very good plus to excellent. (128189-2E) 3440 Assorted Scope Rings 3432 Two Antique Canes Five pairs of 1” scope rings: (2) pairs of blued steel Weaver scope rings Two canes with pewter knob handles. The first measures 38” in length in excellent condition with only tiny handling marks; (2) pairs of blued and features a large handle engraved with floral designs. The shaft is steel Leupold-style scope rings in excellent condition with instances of varnished hardwood with a steel tip and very slightly crooked due to a silvering from previous mounting; (1) pair of aluminum scope rings with bend in the original wood growth. The engravings of the handle are threaded 1/4”-28 studs in excellent condition with light silvering at the slightly softened, otherwise the cane exhibits few if any blemishes and edges. (126019-10M) rates excellent. The second cane measures 36” in length. The top 3441 Savage Model 99 Shotgun Barrel exhibits light instances of patina and handling indentations. The shaft is .410 bore, 22” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal retains varnished oak with a black horn tip and rates excellent. (128189-2F) about 98% original blue with some silvering at the muzzle and some 3433 Three Antique Canes very light freckling. The barrel is equipped with a brass bead front sight Three canes in varying configurations. The first measures 35” in length and intact fastening hardware. (126019-3B) with a rosewood body and a crook handle. The tip is not present and the cane exhibits only very light handling marks, rating about excellent overall. The second cane measures 34 3/4” in length and length with a sterling silver handle, painted flexible softwood shaft and iron tip with a nickel silver ferrule. The handle is marked “R.F.S. CO. / STERLING” and decorated by stippled relief and designs such as a smiling figure, smiling sun, sea bird and the letters “AHSIN”. The shaft exhibits light crackling of the paint finish and a bit of patina can be seen on the nickel silver ferrule. Few handling marks are present and overall the cane is in very good condition. The third cane measures 37” in length and features a round ivory knob handle centered at the top by an inlaid transparent crytal. The ivory is toned to a pleasing mottled cream with a few hairline cracks along the striations and the adhesive has been lost such that the handle now detaches. The tip is not present. Few if any handling marks are present on the walnut shaft and the cane rates about good overall. (128189-2G) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3442 Collectible Primer Lot 3451 Two Vintage Powder Tins One priming tool and a variety of partial boxes of vintage primers in a Two steel powder tins with paper labels. The first is an “E.C.” can for variety of configurations. The priming tool is numbered “2830” and smokeless shotgun powder by Hercules Powder Co., measuring 5” by 3 otherwise unmarked. The shell holder appears to fit cases based on the 3/4” by 1 3/4”. The orange paper label is slightly faded on the front face 25-20 cartridge or similar. The surfaces are bright steel scattered by and exhibits a few small areas of separation and loss. The metal occasional clouds of light oxidation; the depriming pin is not present. surfaces exhibit a moderate patina and the can is in overall fine Overall the tool rates very good plus to excellent. The included primer condition. The second tin is a Schultze Gunpowder tin manufactured by boxes comprise such examples as: (1) 100-count box of Winchester No. E.I. Du Pont De Nemours Powder Company, measuring 5 1/2” by 3 1/2” 4 primers; (2) 100-count boxes of Winchester No. 5 1/2 primers; (1) by 1 1/2”. The paper label is aged to a tawny brown with dark spotted 100-count box of Western No. 2 copper primers; (1) 100-count box of stains along the edges and the rear face. The paper is lightly scuffed but Remington UMC No. 2 copper primers; (1) 250 count box of Remington exhibits little loss or separation of note. The metal surfaces exhibit a UMC No. 2 1/2 nickeled primers; (1) 100-count box of Winchester No. 2 strong dark brown patina throughout and occasional areas of dull ocher 1/2W primers; (1) 250-count circular tin of Winchester No. 2 primers; (1) oxidation. Overall the can is in good condition. (128637-5A) circular tin of Remington UMC central fire percussion caps; (1) 3452 Two Pairs Colt Grips 250-count circular tin of UMC No. 2 1/2 primers. Conditions of both Two pairs of mother-of-pearl grips for Colt handguns, one for a D-frame primers and boxes range from very good to excellent, averaging very revolver and the other for a Model 1908 Vest Pocket pistol. Both are in fine overall, with expected age patina and edge wear of the boxes and excellent condition with few if any blemishes. (128673-3) occasional instances of storage patina on some of the primers. 3453 Miscellaneous Collectibles (126019-10N) An eclectic assortment of items including: (1) silver-plated brass snuff tin 3443 Leather Colt Revolver Holster measuring 2 3/8” by 1 1/2”, retaining strong amounts of original silver One Cobra Gunskin leather belt holster for a Colt revolver with a barrel finish with some brass showing at the edges, rating very fine overall; (1) of about 8”. The front of the belt loop is embossed with a Rampant Colt Lothar Walther adapter cartridge, .222 Rem to .22 LR, in fine condition logo and the rear face is engraved with the Cobra Gunskin name and with factory box and manual; (1) empty 4 gauge paper hull shotgun shell logo. The holster is in very fine condition, exhibiting some very light with “L.B. Patent” headstamp, in very good plus to excellent condition scuffs and impressions from a previous revolver; the stitching remains with light handling marks and tarnish; (1) Star Automatic Pistol box for a tight and the holster exhibits no signs of loss or separation. (128637-11) Model Super-A 9mm pistol, in good condition with light handling marks, 3444 Winchester Western 225 Win Brass tape repair at the corners and slight depression of the lid; (1) (10) full 20 count boxes of Winchester Western unprimed cartridge reproduction Green Berets “Vietnam” patch and (1) U.S. First Infantry cases in .225 Winchester. All cases are in excellent condition, Division patch, both in excellent condition. (128673-6B) new-in-box, opened for cursory examination only. (128637-7) 3454 Two Powder Horns 3445 Three Pairs of Leupold Scope Rings Two plain powder horns. The first measures 11 1/2”, tobacco-toned from Three pairs of scope rings: (1) pair Leupold Sako 30mm High rings, the spout toning to a mottled dark yellow-cream and semi-translucent matte blue finish, item No. 51037; (1) pair Leupold Sako Medium (.859”) gray-green toward the walnut plug held by an array of eight iron pins. rings, matte blue, item No. 49945; (1) pair Leupold Standard 30mm High The initials “E T” are carved into the face of the plug. A small crack is rings, matte blue, item no. 49959. All appear unused in original present at the midpoint of the body and one of the pins is no longer previously opened packaging; each set includes a complete set of present; otherwise the horn shows little wear and is in very good matching screws and appropriate allen key. All are in excellent condition overall. The second measures 11” and exhibits a dark tobacco condition, unblemished save a bit of minor storage patina on the allen and gray-tinted cream color. The semi-bulbous walnut plug is held by keys. (128673-10A) eight iron pins. Lengthwise cracks are visible one each at two of the 3446 Four Redfield Scope Bases for Winchester Model 70 pins, the first measuring 1 1/2” and the second 3 3/4; no material Four Redfield all-steel rotary dovetail bases for Winchester Model 70 appears to be lost. Few other blemishes are visible except a few light rifles in a variety of configurations, labeled as follows: JR 70 AM, Black, handling marks and the flask is in fair condition overall. (126019-6A) item #47146 (Only One Rear Hole); JR 70 SA, Black, item #47177 3455 Two Powder Horns (Winchester 70 Short Action 1984 To Current); JR 70, Black, item Two powder horns. The first is a flat-sided horn measuring 8 1/2”. The #47143 (Pre-64), (Rear Hole Spacing .435); JR 70 AH, Black, item body is an overall semi-translucent mottled gray-green with streaks of #47145 (Rear Hole Spacing .330). All appear unused and rate excellent, cream and tobacco. The plug is walnut with a dark brown horn cover, all each complete in original previously opened packaging with held by cream-colored horn pins. The body exhibits light scuffs and accompanying mounting screws and allen key. (128637-10B) handling marks throughout and several small holes of loss here or there, 3447 Three Browning Scope Bases overall rating about good. The second flask is a Y-shaped segment of Three Browning scope mount bases: first, (2) Model 8817 bases for the hollowed stag horn measuring 4 1/2” by 4”, terminating in scalloped High Power Browning Bolt Rifle (BBR). Second, one unidentified mount pewter plugs over the end of each branch. The plugs are engraved with base measuring 5 1/4” overall; the two pairs of screw-holes are spaced foliate scroll and the smallest plug includes a screw-off pewter cap over 4 1/4” front to rear and 3 1/4” between sets, measured center-to-center. the spout. The horn exhibits no blemishes on body; the pewter surfaces All mounts are in excellent condition with few if any signs of previous show areas of fine black patina and several pins are missing from the use or wear and all include the original factory box and manual. widest plug. Overall the horn is in fine condition. (126019-6B) (128637-10C) 3456 Hunted Game Powder Flask 3448 Two Redfield Scope Bases One brass powder flask measuring 7 1/4” in length, embossed on either Two Redfield bases for scope mounts: first, a JR R77 base for a Ruger face with an array of captured game comprising several game birds and Model 77, item #47164/511162; second, a JR 94 AE base for a a rabbit, matching Riling’s No. 619. The flask features a Frary, Benham Winchester 94 Angle Eject, New Reciever Configuration, item #511293. & Co.-marked fixed patent top with a screw-off unlabeled three-step Both are as-new in opened factory boxes with sealed factory packing adjustable charger and an inside spring. The brass of the top is darkly and manual. (128637-10D) patinated, the charger does not adjust and the spring is nonfunctional. 3449 Three Leupold Scope Bases The body is an overall mottled dark mustard yellow with areas of dark Three Leupold bases for scope mounts: first, a Dual Dovetail two-piece tobacco patina and hints of verdigris concentrated in the recesses of the base for a Remington 700, item #50041; second, a Leupold Standard detailing. A few light dings are visible at the bottom of the swell, one-piece base for a Browning Automatic Rifle, item #49985; third, a otherwise the flask shows few handling marks. Overall the flask is in Leupold Standard one-piece base for a Remington 700, item# 50006. All good condition. (12A6019-6C) are in excellent condition, complete with appropriate mounting screws and allen key in previously opened original packaging. (128637-10E) 3450 Two Redfield Scope Bases Two Redfield scope mount bases: first, a JR 70AH base for a Winchester Model 70, item# 47145/511113; second, one JR TCE base for a Thompson Center Encore, item #47173. Both are as-new, unused in previously opened factory packaging. (128637-10F) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3457 Leather Shot Belt & Pouches 3464 Two Lyman Bullet Mould Blocks One leather double shot belt and two leather shot pouches. The belt Two single-cavity Lyman bullet moulds without handles. The first is a measures 44” overall with 14” shot compartments, each with brass nose-pour hollow-base mould, plug included, numbered “445599 / 631” spring-secured removable shot-measure tops. The brass surfaces are in overall very good condition with a bit of oxidation tinting of the outer darkly patinated to a mottled tobacco with hints of verdigris. The belt is surfaces and some mild ocher oxidation within the cavity. The second is in fair to good condition, the leather showing instances of moderate a base-pour mould numbered “358315 / 129” and rates very fine with crackling, crazing, finish flaking and dryness at risk of separation; the the barest hints of dark brown patina here and there including a few buckle and an unknown length of material have been lost from one end. flecks within the cavity. (126019-12E) The shot compartments themselves exhibit similar surface wear and 3465 Two Lyman Bullet Mould Blocks retain tight stitching, showing no loss or separation. The first shot pouch Two dual-cavity base-pour Lyman bullet moulds without handles. The measures 6” and is embossed on either side with a panel of a hunting first is numbered “245496AS / ZO710” and rates about excellent with dog. The flask is sized for 2 1/2 lbs. of shot according to the engraved only light handling marks on the outer surfaces. The second is label; shot size is not specified. The top features a screw-off graduated numbered “410459 / 679” and is in good condition with a few scattered spring charger adjustable to either 1 dram or 1 1/4 drams of shot. The specks of oxidation on the faces and inside the cavities. (126019-12F) brass is in near excellent condition except that the adjustment screw 3466 RCBS Bullet Mould Block appears to be stripped and cannot be removed to switch the charger One dual-cavity base-pour RCBS bullet mould without handles, plate to the lower 1 dram position. The leather exhibits moderate numbered “35-200-FN”. The mould is in excellent condition with amounts of light crazing and the stitching has separated in spots, unblemished cavities and only very light handling marks on the outer otherwise the leather shows no instances of loss. The pouch is in good surfaces. (126019-12G) condition overall. The second pouch measures 5 1/2” and is embossed 3467 Three Ideal Bullet Mould Blocks on either face with an array of captured game comprising assorted game Three Ideal Mfg. Co. bullet moulds without handles: first, a single-cavity birds and a rabbit. The top features a removeable fixed shot measure base-pour mould numbered “280412 / 758”, in excellent condition. which has lost its retention spring. The body exhibits moderate scuffing Second, a single-cavity base-pour mould numbered “U311 291 / 421”, of the leather and retains tight stitching. Overall the pouch rates very rating very good plus to excellent with areas on the outer surfaces good plus to excellent. (126019-6D) toning to plum and a few light handling marks within the cavity. Third, a 3458 Powder Flask and Powder Horn dual-cavity base-pour mould numbered “359 430 / 432”, in very good Two items: first, a brass powder flask measuring 5” and featuring an plus to excellent condition with light oxidation staining over the outer embossed heart-shaped panel of a mountain lion beneath designs of surfaces and hints of staining within the cavities. (126019-12H) crossed rifles, crossed pistols and hunting dogs, matching Riling’s No. 3468 Two Unmarked Bullet Moulds 1008. The fixed common top features an outside spring and a fixed Two multi-cavity bullet moulds with handles, both about .32 cal.: first, a unlabeled charger, rating very good plus to excellent with a mottled five-cavity base-pour gang mould rating excellent with only minimal patina across the surface. The copper-toned body exhibits a patina of handling wear from previous use. Second,a two-cavity mould with mottled tobacco reaching throughout, concentrated in the recesses of brass-lined cavities, rating near excellent with some light handling marks the detailing, with some instances of dark green-brown verdigris mostly on the outer surfaces. (126019-12I) at the bottom of the swell on the rear face. The flask exhibits only a few 3469 Belding & Mull Bullet Mould light handling marks and is in fine condition overall. The second item is a One single-cavity base-pour Belding & Mull bullet mould with handles, powder horn measuring 6” with a tobacco and cream-colored body and about .280 cal., numbered “311169”. The mould is in very fine to a flat-ended walnut plug held by four iron pins. The horn is engraved excellent condition with an excellent cavity, showing some light wear on with flowers, a sailboat, and the letters “JW” and “SRL”. The plug the outer surfaces from previous use. (126019-12J) exhibits some surface scuffing and a few handling marks and the body 3470 Two Ideal Bullet Moulds exhibits few if any discernible blemishes. The horn is in excellent Two single-cavity base-pour Ideal Mfg. Co. bullet moulds with handles. condition overall. (126019-6E) The first is numbered “3118 115” and rates near excellent with a few 3459 Flintlock Accessories specks of ocher patina on the outer surfaces. The second is numbered A small assortment of flintlock shooting accessories: (1) Shooter’s “22636 46” and rates very fine with an excellent cavity and a number of Accessory Supply Mez-U-Rite Powder Measurer, rating excellent in small handling marks across the outer surfaces. (126019-12K) original box with minimal signs of previous use; (1) cotton bag containing 3471 Two Ideal Bullet Moulds about 0.675 lbs. of round ball shot labeled “45 cal. Hopkins”; (7) pieces Two single-cavity base-pour Ideal Mfg. Co. bullet moulds with handles. of flint for flintlock firearms; (1) opened package of about (100) Hoppe’s The first is numbered “40043 180” and is in excellent condition. The gun cleaning patches for .270-.35 Cal., appearing only lightly used if at second is numbered “266324” and rates near excellent with an excellent all. (126019-6F) cavity and a few areas of gray patina and light handling marks on the 3460 Two Lyman Bullet Mould Blocks outer surfaces. (126019-12L) Two single-cavity base-pour Lyman bullet moulds without handles. The 3472 Two Bullet Moulds first is numbered “375296 / 787” and is in excellent condition. The Two single-cavity bullet moulds with handles and one pair of handles second is numbered “311467U / 778” and rates fair to good with a without a mould block. The first is a Lyman base-pour mould for a mottled ocher and brown patina across the outer surfaces and some conical bullet with large grease groove, about .44 cal, numbered mild ocher oxidation in the cavity. (126019-12A) “462460 / 460” and in excellent condition. The second is an unmarked 3461 Two Lyman Bullet Mould Blocks nose-pour mould for a conical bullet with five grease grooves; one of the Two single-cavity base-pour Lyman bullet moulds without handles. The handles exhibits a cutout flat with a hand-written label from a previous first is numbered “287405 / 7” and rates near excellent, exhibiting a few owner reading “28-30 Pope 133 grn. / Willis Mould 381-390” on the flecks of ocher patina on the outer surfers; the cavity remains in wood. The mould is in very fine condition with minimal handling marks, excellent condition. The second is numbered “358156 / 953” and also an excellent cavity and a few light signs of previous use. Also includes rates near excellent with an excellent cavity, exhibiting several areas of one pair of wood and steel handles for a removable two-piece mould the outer faces toning to plum. (126019-12B) block, in fine condition with light instances of patina scattered across the 3462 Two Lyman Bullet Mould Blocks metal surfaces and some verdigris on the brass ferrules of the wooden Two single-cavity Lyman bullet moulds without handles. The first is a grips. (126019-12M) base-pour mould numbered “429244 / 469”. The second is a hollow 3473 Two Lyman Bullet Mould Blocks nose base-pour mould numbered “429244 / 333” accompanied by the Two Lyman single-cavity base-pour bullet mould blocks in original correct plug. Both are in very good condition with occasional areas of plastic boxes. The first is .50 cal., mould #515142; the second is .45 light ocher patina and a mild dusting of ocher within each of the cavities. cal., mould #457125. Both are as-new in box, excellent condition, (126019-12C) opened for examination purposes only. (126019-12N) 3463 Two Lyman Bullet Mould Blocks 3474 Two Lyman Bullet Mould Blocks Two single-cavity base-pour Lyman bullet moulds without handles. The Two Lyman dual-cavity base-pour bullet mould blocks in original plastic first is numbered “31141 / 462”, exhibits a few small handling marks on boxes. The first is 7mm, mould #287405; the second is 8mm, mould the top face of the swivel and is otherwise in excellent condition. The #323470. Both are as-new in box, excellent condition, opened for second is numbered “225415 / 83” and is in excellent condition. examination purposes only. (126019-12P) (126019-12D) 3475 Two Lyman Bullet Mould Blocks Two Lyman dual-cavity base-pour bullet mould blocks, both .375 cal., in original plastic boxes. The first is mould # 375248, the second #375449. Both are as-new in box, excellent condition, opened for examination purposes only. (126019-12Q) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3476 Lyman Bullet Mould Block 3488 Two Lyman Bullet Mould Blocks One Lyman dual-cavity base-pour bullet mould block, .22 cal., mould Two Lyman single-cavity base-pour mould blocks without handles, the #225462. The mould is as-new in box, excellent condition, opened for first #311466 and the second #410 28. Both are in very fine condition examination purposes only. (126019-12R) with excellent cavities and some light patina on the outer surfaces. 3477 Two Pacific Die Sets (126019-12AE) Two cased two-die sets of Pacific Durachrome reloading dies. The first 3489 Two Ideal Bullet Mould Blocks is a set for 8mm Mauser cartridges comprising one full-length sizer die Two Ideal Mfg. Co. single-cavity base-pour mould blocks without and one seater die. Both dies are in near excellent condition with just a handles. The first is #454424 and rates near excellent with occasional few tiny handling marks and flecks of oxidation scattered across the instances of patina on the outer surfaces and some very light cleaned outer surfaces. The second set is sized for .220 Swift cartridge and patina in the cavity. The second is #308403 and rates about excellent comprises one full-length sizer die and one seater die. Both dies are in with strong original blue on the outer surfaces and sparse hints of patina excellent condition with no discernible blemishes. (126019-12S) just visible in the cavity. (126019-12AF) 3478 Ideal Manufacturing Co. Antique 25-20M Reloading Tool 3490 Two Lyman Bullet Mould Blocks One steel combination reloading tool for 25-20 M cartridges featuring a Two Lyman base-pour mould blocks without handles. The first is a single-cavity base-pour mould block, bullet seater and primer seater. single-cavity mould #410610 and is in excellent condition. The second is The steel is nickel-plated and exhibits areas of finish flaking mostly on a dual-cavity mould with two different designs, #311284 and #429244, the handles as well as areas of smoky gray and dark brown patina and rates very fine with excellent cavities and hints of patina and blue scattered throughout. The cavity of the mould block remains in excellent toning to plum on the outer surfaces. (126019-12AG) condition and the tool rates fine to near excellent overall. (126019-12T) 3491 Two Ideal Bullet Mould Blocks 3479 Ideal Manufacturing Co. Antique 40-60W Reloading Tool Two Ideal Mfg. Co. dual-cavity base-pour mould blocks without handles. One steel combination reloading tool for .40-60W cartridges featuring a The first is #287346 and rates about excellent with some light patina on single-cavity base-pour mould block, bullet seater and primer seater. the outer surfaces; one of the cavities is toning slightly to plum but The steel surfaces exhibit areas of dark brown and smoky gray patina otherwise the cavities are unblemished and excellent. The second throughout and light hints of patina within the mould cavity. The handles mould is #257312 and also rates about excellent with a bit of light have been taped by a previous owner for grip and insulation. Overall the silvering and toning to plum on the outer surfaces. (126019-12AH) mould is in very good condition. (126019-12U) 3492 Two RCBS Die Sets 3480 R. Adams Antique Bullet Mould Two RCBS steel 2-die sets, one set each for .256 Win and .303 Savage One brass two-cavity bullet mould with one cavity each for round ball cartridges, each set including one full-length sizer die and one seater and conical bullets, both about .44 caliber. The left side of the mould die. The dies all rate excellent with negligible handling marks and signs block is stamped “Registered / Nov. 28 1851 / R. Adams” and “54”. The of previous use on the outer surfaces. Each set includes one RCBS surfaces are darkly patinated to a mustard-tinted tobacco; the inner factory green plastic case. (126019-12AI) faces of the mould block are blackened by previous use but otherwise 3493 German Iron Cross of 1939, Second Class exhibit few handling marks or blemishes. Overall the mould is in fine One cross-shaped medal composed of blackened iron in a silver frame condition. (126019-12V) suspended from a ribbon of red, white and black. The front face is 3481 Ideal Manufacturing Co. Antique 22-15-60 Stevens Reloading Tool embossed with a centered Swastika and the date “1939”; the rear face One steel combination reloading tool for 22-15-60 Stevens cartridges bears the date “1813”. The edges of the frame exhibit strong areas of with a bullet seater and primer seater. The bullet seater is threaded for black patina with brighter untarnished silver visible in the protected an attachment which is not present. The steel surfaces are scattered by areas. The medal shows few if any handling marks or similar signs of patches of dark brown patina and occasional tiny handling marks from wear and the ribbon is in excellent condition. Overall the medal rates previous use. Overall the tool is in very good plus to excellent condition. about excellent. All details are correct and the piece appears to be (126019-12W) authentic. (12A7241-153A) 3482 Winchester Model 1894 32-40 Reloading Tool 3494 Reloader’s Lot One Winchester Model 1894 reloading tool for .32-40 cartridges. The A varied assortment of items including: mixed fired brass for .380 Auto tool includes an in-the-white unmarked correctly fitting decapping pin. and .30 Carbine cartridges, in fair to good condition with moderate The surfaces retain about 70% original blue with areas toning to bright amounts of tarnish; (1) complete in box Lee Loader reloading tool set for steel and mottled dark brown patina across the faces. The decapping 35 Remington cartridges, complete with sizing die, priming pin is also freckled by dark brown patina across the mostly bright chamber/bullet seater, decapping chamber, powder measure, priming surface. Overall the tool is in fine condition. (12A6019-12X) rod and decapper. The decapper has lost its pin, otherwise the kit is in 3483 Winchester Model 1894 38-56 WCF Reloading Tool excellent condition. (1) RCBS 33-pin shell holder rack in excellent One Winchester Model 1894 Reloading Tool for .38-56 W.C.F. condition; a number of Crosman .177 cal. airgun pellets; (1) partial box cartridges. No decapping pin is included. The surfaces retain about 85% containing about (30) Winchester Western .22 cal .224 diameter 56 gr. original blue finish and exhibit light silvering at the edges and occasional JHP bullets; (1) partial box containing about (40) Sierra .22 cal 45 gr. spots of brown patina here and there. Overall the tool is in very fine .223 Hornet JSP bullets; (1) pair of Leupold Adjusto-Mount rings for a condition. (12A6019-12Y) 26mm diameter scope, in excellent condition; (3) partial boxes of small 3484 Winchester Model 1891 38-55 Reloading Tool pistol primers including Winchester Western Staynless No. 6 1/2-116, One Winchester Model 1891 reloading tool for .38-55 cartridges. The Winchester Western Staynless No. 1 1/2-108 and Norma Superflash No. metal surfaces retain about 75% original blue finish with areas of 993, all in excellent condition; assorted partial components from various silvering toned to burnished pewter gray and hints of dark brown patina unidentified reloading dies. (126019-12AJ) here and there across the surface. Overall the tool is in fine condition. 3495 Kalashnikov Furniture (12A6019-12Z) Wooden furniture for Kalashnikov rifles: (1) beech stock with a matte 3485 Two RCBS Die Sets black steel buttplate; (1) beech checkered pistolgrip; (2) forends, one of Two RCBS 2-die sets. Each includes one full-length sizer die and one beech and one of walnut; (2) gas tubes with handguards, one of beech seater die. The first is sized for 7.65BM and rates excellent with no and one of hardwood laminate. All items are in excellent condition with discernible blemishes. The second is sized for 9.3mmx74R and rates few if any handling or storage marks. (128444-5) excellent with only very light handling marks. Both are included in 3496 U.S. M1911 Pistol Holster original RCBS plastic boxes. (126019-12AA) One Model 1916 “US”-embossed black leather flap holster for a Model 3486 Two RCBS Die Sets 1911 pistol. The face of the belt loop is stamped “Bolen Lea. Prod. / Two RCBS 2-die sets. Each includes one full-length sizer die and one 7791466”. The “US” lettering has somewhat softened and a few light seater die. The first is sized for 9x57mm Mauser and the second for .22 scuffs and handling marks are evident, otherwise the holster is in Savage HP. Both rate near excellent with only very light handling marks excellent condition, retains excellent tight stitching throughout and and occasional flecks of patina on the outer surfaces. (126019-12AB) shows no loss or major blemishes. Also included is one unmarked blued 3487 Sport Ammo Corporation Mini Shells & Press steel 7-round magazine for a M1911-style pistol in .45 ACP, in about Two complete boxes of Sport Ammo Corporation Mini-Shells, one box excellent condition retaining 98% original blue with a few tiny specks of each of 12 gauge and 16 gauge, each box comprising 10 reloadable ocher on the right face and minimal signs of previous use. (128444-2) aluminum alloy mini-shells with inside diameters of .410” for use with 3497 Ruger Accessories and Savage Magazine 410 bore shotshell wads. The aluminum exhibits several instances of One pair of black checkered plastic grips for a Ruger Mk. II pistol in very light oxidation and some signs of previous use, still the shells excellent condition, one square notch rear sight for a Ruger Blackhawk remain functionally excellent with no more than visual wear. Also revolver in as-new condition, one unmarked 3-round steel magazine for included is a small proprietary arbor press for seating 410 wads in a Savage Model 340 rifle in .30-30 cal in very good plus to excellent excellent condition. Additional reloading accessories not included. condition with a few light handling marks and a speck of ocher oxidation (126019-12AD) here or there. (128444-10) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3498 Bishop Mauser 98 Sporter Stock 3504 Reproduction Imperial German Uniform Designed to fit a large ring Mauser 98 frame with a military barrel, this One green wool uniform with red piping and tan cotton lining consisting walnut Monte Carlo stock is inletted for a Griffin & Howe scope base and of a tunic and a pair of trousers. The tunic features brass buttons features a rounded shadowline cheekpiece, smooth pistolgrip and black embossed with the Prussian crown and the shoulder straps are synthetic grip cap, buttplate and forend tip with a white spacer. One rear decorated by braided silver embroidery and “48” regimental pins. The sling swivel is included. The stock is in very fine condition with only a back of the lining is marked “Buchholz & Son / Costumers / Springfield / few light handling marks scattered here and there and a bit of softening Mass”. No size label is present, approximate measurements are: total of the checkering at the top end of the buttplate. (126019-7A) back length 29”, backwaist 17”, sleeves 23 1/2”, chest 44”, neck 16”. 3499 Vintage Stith Install-It-Yourself Mounts The tunic is in overall fine condition with little to no wear of the wool Three boxed sets of Stith Install-It-Yourself scope mounts, comprising except a few negligible stitch repairs and some staining from previous two sets labeled for Winchester Model 70 rifles with Lyman Alaskan and use on the inner lining. The matching trousers are unlabeled; Texan 2 1/2x scopes and one set for a Savage Model 99 rifles with approximate measurements are: 34” length, 40” waist, 24” inseam. The Noske 2 1/2x scopes. All are apparently unused in complete original stitching of the white cotton lining has separated in a few spots and the packaging, opened for cursory examination only, with factory paperwork seat exhibits a large separation of the stitching along the center seam. and all appropriate components. All parts retain 99% plus original blue Otherwise the fabric shows no signs of damage and little to no wear and and rate excellent; the base of the rear Savage mount has toned to a the trousers rate about good. This uniform is quite finely made and, after rich plum throughout with no other blemishes. (126019-12AK) some light repair, potentially well-suited for dress and reenactment 3500 Shotgun Cleaner & Oiler Rods purposes. (127879-438AP) [Craig Brown Collection] Five washable fabric shotgun cleaner and oiler rods comprising four 3505 WWII German Field Shirts Orvis rods in lengths from 16” to 20” for 12, 16 and 20 ga. barrels and Five field shirts of German military pattern: the first is green woven one Outers retractable Tico Tool for 12 ga. barrels, extendable from 20” cotton, marked “0/0373/0031 41 IV” in black ink on the inside of the to 34”. The Orvis rods are complete in original packaging and rate collar. Approximate measurements are 46” chest, 35 1/2” back length. excellent, appearing unused. The Tico Tool shows slight wear and The shirt exhibits a few instances of barely visible sweat staining and is staining from previous use and the packaging is damaged, still the rod is otherwise unblemished and excellent. The second is woven cotton, light in fine condition overall. (126019-12AL) tan-gray and unmarked. Approximate measurements are 50” chest, 36” 3501 WWII German Innsbruck Standschützen Volkssturm Uniform back length. The upper edge of the collar is slightly faded and a small One tunic of Feldgrau wool felt with olive-painted aluminum buttons and ocher streak is present on the left breast pocket, otherwise the shirt one pair of Apfelgrün trousers. The collar of the tunic is adorned with shows little to no wear and rates excellent. The third is woven gray canvas patches; the right-side patch is embroidered “III/2”. A diamond cotton, marked “Wilhelm Bender / Stuttgart 1235” on the right-side lapel. patch is stitched to the left arm embroidered with a red Tirolian eagle Approximate measurements are 48” chest, 35” back length. The shirt is and the text “STANDSCHÜTZEN / BATAILLON / INNSBRUCK”. The in excellent condition with no discernible blemishes. The fourth is knitted ink-stamped Hermann Petuzzi non-regulation size label on the interior of gray cotton and unmarked. Approximate measurements are 36” chest, the front right side reads “43 74 / 96 / 64 44” in three lines. The initials 38” back length. The shirt is in very fine condition, exhibiting occasional “R.W.” are hand-penned on the inner left face behind the left breast loose threads around the button holes and scattered tiny stitch repairs pocket. The tunic is in very good condition, exhibiting occasional lightly here and there. The fifth shirt is thick gray knit wool. Approximate stained areas, some fading and fraying of the patches and scattered tiny measurements are 38” chest, 26” back length. The shirt rates near spots of mild mothing. The fifth button has been lost. The trousers excellent, exhibiting occasional small instances of mothing and measure 38” in length, 34” at the waist and 27” at the inseam. The otherwise little to no wear. (127879-438AQ) [Craig Brown Collection] waist-lining is hand-marked “III/2” and “R.W.”, matching the inside of the 3506 Imperial German Military Trousers tunic. Except for some yellow staining evident on the inner lining, the Two pairs of trousers of Imperial German military issue pattern. The first trousers are in excellent condition with few if any blemishes. is black and measures 37” in length with a 32” waist. The fabric rates (12B7879-438AJ) [Craig Brown Collection] (300/500) about very good and exhibits scattered instances of mothing across Est. 300 - 500 areas of the surface, otherwise the stitching remains tight and no major 3502 Unmarked WWII German Volkssturm Tunic blemishes are discernible. The second pair is feldgrau, 36” in length and This non-regulation tunic is made of Apfelgrün wool felt with tan cotton 30” at the waist. The fabric rates good overall with several instances of lining and bears no insignia of any kind, likely a late-war Volkssturm fraying and separation but no major loss. (127879-438AR) [Craig Brown specimen. The inner lining is ink-stamped with a size label “43 102/92”, Collection] “BA XIII / (illegible)” in a square stamp and the number “121” in large 3507 Imperial German Flag print. Approximate measurements are: backwaist 15”, total back length One large flag, measuring 54” by 88”, in black, white and red canvas 27”, sleeves 24”, chest 44”, neck 18”. The tunic is in overall excellent depicting an Imperial Prussian eagle. The flag is in fine condition overall condition, exhibiting few if any discernible blemishes except some with some minor instances of fraying, a few old stitch repairs and some expected very light sweat staining inside the collar. (127879-438AL) light color fading and yellowing due to age. (127884-36C) [Craig Brown [Craig Brown Collection] (200/400) Collection] Est. 200 - 400 3508 WWII German Kriegsmarine Naval Flag 3503 WWII German RAD Volkssturm Tunic One large flag, measuring 150cm by 250cm (about 59” by 98 1/2”), in This Reichsarbeitsdienst tunic is made from green-brown wool felt with black, white and red canvas depicting a swastika in a Nordic cross with tan cotton lining and a dark brown collar with black collar patches. The an iron cross in the canton. The hoist is ink-stamped with a Reichsadler lining is stamped with a maker’s label “L.A. (or similar, ink faded) stamp, designation “Kr. Fl. 150x250” and “Witte K.G. / München” in KAUFFMANS / 937”, size label in two lines “42 90 / 31 78 64” and a black. The flag is in very fine condition, exhibiting a few instances of light rectangular stamp with a few spaces worn blank, reading “(blank staining here or there upon close examination and retaining crisp bright space)1137 / R. A. (blank). D. B. A. Br.” on the interior of the front left coloring. (127884-36D) [Craig Brown Collection] side of the tunic. The tunic is in excellent condition overall, exhibiting few 3509 Imperial German Flag if any discernible blemishes. (127879-438AN) [Craig Brown Collection] One flag, measuring 56” by 30”, in black, white and red canvas depicting (300/500) an Imperial Prussian eagle in a Nordic cross with an iron cross in the Est. 300 - 500 canton. The flag is slightly age-yellowed and shows several tiny instances of mothing, otherwise the fabric shows very little wear and the flag is in near excellent condition overall. (127884-36E) [Craig Brown Collection] 3510 Vintage German Canvas Backpack One canvas backpack by Sport Berger Werk. The pack measures about 17” by 8” by 18” with additional front and side pockets, a steel back frame and gray leather straps with nickeled fittings. The leather is lightly to moderately dried and cracked but exhibits no loss or separation. Some of the fittings show moderate ocher oxidation. The fabric is somewhat age-faded and lightly soiled but remains whole with tight and complete stitching and little to no damage. (127884-36F) [Craig Brown Collection] Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3511 WWII German Regimental Staff Bayonet Knot 3521 Imperial German Bayonet Knot One German military bayonet knot (troddel) for regimental staff, made One Imperial German military troddel (bayonet knot) featuring a white entirely of dark green artificial silk. The fabric of the slide is slightly woven checkered cotton strap, yellow woven thread slide, red woven frayed and some of the cords are slightly misaligned but remain taut, thread stem, yellow wool crown and white wool cord tassels. A note from otherwise the knot is in fine condition overall with minimal scuffing and Mister Craig Brown identifies these colors indicate a dismounted little to no loss. (127884-25D) [Craig Brown Collection] peacetime soldier of the 2nd Batallion, 3rd Company. The troddel 3512 WWII German NCO Bayonet Knot exhibits very little wear, showing only a small few loose ends on the One German military troddel (bayonet knot) for NCO wear. The strap, slide and some light staining on the strap, and is in excellent condition slide, stem and crown are dark green artificial silk woven with aluminum overall. (127884-25P) [Craig Brown Collection] bullion thread and the ball is formed by twisted cords of aluminum 3522 Imperial German Bayonet Knot bullion. A few threads exhibit instances of negligible handling wear here One Imperial German military troddel (bayonet knot) featuring a white or there, otherwise the troddel is largely unblemished and in excellent woven checkered cotton strap, a cornflower blue woven wool thread condition overall. (127884-25E) [Craig Brown Collection] slide, white woven wool thread stem, cornflower blue wool crown and 3513 WWII German NCO Bayonet Knot white wool cord tassels. A note from Mister Craig Brown identifies these One German military troddel (bayonet knot) for NCO wear. The strap, colors indicate a dismounted peacetime soldier of the 1st Batallion, 4th slide, stem and crown are dark green artificial silk woven with aluminum Company. Several of the threads exhibit some fraying on the slide and bullion thread and the ball is formed by twisted cords of aluminum the stem, otherwise the troddel shows little to no wear besides some bullion. The troddel is in excellent condition with few if any discernible expected age darkening and is in overall very fine condition. blemishes. (127884-25F) [Craig Brown Collection] (127884-25Q) [Craig Brown Collection] 3514 WWII German NCO Sword Knot 3523 Imperial German NCO Cadet Bayonet Knot One German military faustrieme (sword knot) for NCO wear. The strap One Imperial German military troddel (bayonet knot) made of wool, and slide are feldgrau leather. The crown is dark green wool woven with featuring a white woven checkered strap, white woven thread slide, aluminum thread and the ball is formed by twisted cords of aluminum blue-green woven thread stem, white wool crown and white wool cord bullion. The faustrieme exhibits no discernible blemishes aside from tassels. A note from Mister Craig Brown identifies these colors indicate a some expected very slight crazing of the leather and the piece is in peacetime Prussian 1st Company NCO Cadet. The troddel is in overall excellent condition. (127884-25G) [Craig Brown Collection] excellent condition with only the slightest instances of light crazing and 3515 WWII German Luftwaffe Sword Knot no loose threads, loss or discoloration aside from the expected age One German military faustrieme (sword knot) in Luftwaffe colors. The darkening. (127884-25R) [Craig Brown Collection] strap is feldgrau leather, the slide of plaited white buff leather, the crown 3524 Imperial German NCO Bayonet Knot and ball both of artificial silk in tawny brown and cornflower blue, One Imperial German troddel (bayonet knot) made of wool, featuring a respectively, indicating an enlisted rank in the 5th squadron, battery or gray and silver-colored checkered strap, black and white woven thread company of the Luftwaffe. The strap shows a bit of light scuffing at the slide and stem, black and white spotted wool crown and dark gray wool edges, otherwise the faustrieme shows very little wear and is in about cord tassels. A note from Mister Craig Brown identifies these colors excellent condition overall. (127884-25H) [Craig Brown Collection] indicate a wartime dismounted Prussian NCO. The troddel is in excellent 3516 WWII German Cassano Sword Knot condition, exhibiting only the barest handling wear at the edge of the One German military faustrieme (sword knot) with a dark red leather strap, expected age darkening of the white fabric and no discernible strap, plaited dark red leather slide, flat plaited red artificial silk stem and signs of loss or damage. (127884-25S) [Craig Brown Collection] a crown and ball of twisted white artificial silk cord. The distinct red 3525 Vintage British Gun Oil Cans leather strap of the Cassano knot was authorized for wear by junior Three British-manufactured cans of gun oil, comprising (1) red-painted NCOs and enlisted men of the 9th and 12th companies of Infantry can of Webley New Formula Gun or Rifle Rust Preventative and Cleaner Regiment No. 9 in accordance with the traditions of the Prussian with white paper label, (1) can of Holland & Holland Rangoon Oil with Garde-Grenadier-Regiment Nr. 1; a later order dated 25 February, 1938 wraparound white paper sleeve label and (1) red-painted can of J. Rigby transferred the traditions to the IIIrd Batallion, Infantry Regiment No. 67. & Co. Best Quality Gun Oil with yellow paper label. All cans are The strap exhibits some light scuffing and crazing and the white cord of unopened and rate very fine, showing signs of previous handling the crown and ball show some light staining. The knot remains tight and including oil stains on the label of the Webley can and several small complete with little to no discernible damage or loss. (127884-25J) instances of flaking paint and slight label fading. The metal exhibits few [Craig Brown Collection] if any dings or handling marks of note. (129206-1) 3517 WWII German Luftwaffe Sword Knot 3526 Shotgun Accessories One German military faustrieme (sword knot) in Luftwaffe colors. The Assorted small shotgun accessories including snap caps, primers tins, strap is made of feldgrau leather, the slide of plaited white buff leather, chokes and powder/shot measures stored in two hickory A. Fuente cigar the crown and ball both of artificial silk cord in red and cornflower blue, boxes. The snap caps include two each of 16 ga., 28 ga. and .410 bore respectively, indicating an enlisted rank in the 2nd squadron, battery or as well as one 12 ga. cap. The two Browning Invector choke tubes are company of the Luftwaffe. The knot exhibits few if any blemishes or sized Modified-Lead/Improved Modified-Steel and Full-Lead/Full-Steel; a signs of wear and is in excellent condition overall. (127884-25K) [Craig Browning Invector choke wrench is included. The powder/shot measures Brown Collection] are as follows: (1) B.G.I. Co., 1 to 2 1/4 oz. shot in increments of 1/8, 2 3518 WWII German Staff Sword Knot 1/2 to 5 drams powder in increments of 1/4; (2) maker unknown, 1 to 2 One German military faustrieme (sword knot). The strap is made of 1/4 oz. shot in increments of 1/8, 2 3/4 to 5 1/2 drams powder in feldgrau leather, the slide of plaited leather in cornflower blue and the increments of 1/4. The primer tins comprise three total including two full crown and ball both of dark green wool cord. The knot is in excellent or mostly full 250-count tins of copper No. 2 shot shell primers, one condition with no discernible blemishes aside from some expected U.M.C. and one Peters, and one empty 100-count Peters tin for the negligible crazing of the leather. (127884-25L) [Craig Brown Collection] same. Finally, two 12 ga. shell pulls, one of brass and one of steel. All 3519 WWII German Portepee items are in excellent condition except for some light patina and One German military portepee. The strap and plaited slide are feldgrau handling wear on the primer tins. (129206-2) leather woven with aluminum thread; the stem, crown and ball are all of 3527 Leg-O-Mutton Cases aluminum bullion cord. The portepee is unissued, in pristine condition Three leather leg-o-mutton style gun cases. The first is russet leather except for a bit of stiffness in the leather and still bound in the original with a single green felt-lined divided compartment accommodating a black retaining twine. (127884-25M) [Craig Brown Collection] stock and barrels up to 28”. The case is in near excellent condition, 3520 Imperial German Bayonet Knot exhibiting some light surface scuffing and partial loss of the closing One Imperial German military troddel (bayonet knot) featuring a white strap. The second case is tan leather, double-ended and accommodates woven checkered cotton strap, cornflower blue knitted wool slide, yellow barrels up to 30” in length. The case is in excellent condition with only cotton thread stem, cornflower blue wool crown and white wool cord light surface scuffing and a bit of light wear of the closing straps. The tassels. A note from Mister Craig Brown identifies these colors indicate a carry sling is not present. The third case is another russet leather case peacetime dismounted soldier of the 3rd Batallion, 4th Company. The with a green felt divided compartment and accommodates barrels up to troddel is in near excellent condition with few blemishes aside from 24”. This case rates excellent with few blemishes aside from superficial some expected age darkening of the white fabric and the occasional surface scuffing and some crazing of the carry sling. (129206-9) stray thread here or there. (127884-25N) [Craig Brown Collection] Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3528 Shotgun Luggage Cases 3540 Winchester Collectors Lot Two luggage-style shotgun cases. The first is a Browning brown This lot includes a variety of items bearing the Winchester Trademark. pebble-grain leather case measuring 32” by 14” by 4 1/2” with three First is an ice pick with wooden handle stenciled in red “The Winchester brass flip-up latches. The interior is lined with white fur and Store” with scattered spots of oxidation staining along the pick and other accommodates three sets of barrels up to 30”. The case is in near metal surfaces. Second is a wooden handled serving fork that has excellent condition overall with no discernible blemishes or wear of the overall oxidation staining on the metal but is clearly marked Winchester interior, light exterior surface scuffing and some moderate oxidation of at the base. Third is a Winchester marked safety razor complete with the hinges which does not impede function. The second is an unmarked box that has lost one side of its end flaps and remains in very good black pebble-grain leather case measuring 30” by 11” by 4” with three condition. Fourth is a Winchester marked straight razor with brown stainless steel flip-up latches. The interior is lined with indigo felt and colored synthetic handles and a serviceable blade. Last is a Winchester accommodates three sets of barrels up to 28”. The case is in excellent Yellow Boy Commemorative split receiver and tang. Items in this lot condition with an unblemished interior and only the barest of handling remain in very good to excellent condition. (108857-4, 12) wear on the outer surfaces. (129206-11) 3541 Remington 870 Barrel 3529 Aluminum Gun Cases 12 ga., 20” blued, plain barrel with a bright cylinder bore and sporting One handgun case and one long gun case, both of aluminum. The sights that should clean to excellent. The barrel retains all of its original handgun case measures 18” by 13” by 4 1/2” and features a rotary dial blue finish with spots of light oxidation staining scattered along its combination lock. The interior is fitted to a Colt Python. The exterior is in length. The barrel is chambered for 3” shells and remains in excellent excellent condition with only very light handling marks; the lining is condition. (109403-4A) beginning to disintegrate and will need to be replaced. Included within 3542 Browning Auto-5 Barrel are a cleaning rod, a 50-round Case-Gard cartridge box and a small 12ga., 29 1/2" ribbed barrel chocked full with a bright excellent bore. The assortment of maintenance tools including a Colt pocket screwdriver, metal surfaces retain nearly all of their original finish with scattered two Allen wrenches and a bore brush. The tools are in excellent specks of fine oxidation staining and spots of wear near the contact condition. The second case is a Vanguard case with textured black points and around the muzzle. The barrel has a couple minor spots of rubber siding in an aluminum frame measuring 52 1/2” by 13 1/2” by 4 oxidation and is sighted with a single silver bead. (109403-4B) 3/4”. The interior is fitted with egg crate foam and features four Velcro 3543 Choke Tube Lot retention straps accommodating up to two scoped rifles. The interior is in This lot includes two sets of 12 ga., tubes first are two Remington excellent condition with no blemishes and the exterior rates very fine to marked tubes in full and improved cylinder with a wrench and remain in near excellent with just a few minor handling marks here and there excellent condition. Second are Hastings flush mount stainless tubes in across the surfaces. (129206-10) improved cylinder and full with wrench. The plastic storage tubes are 3530 Winchester 94 Display marked P-5 and P-7 and these items remain in excellent condition. This lot includes a North West Territories model 1894 split receiver and (109403-4C) upper tang that have been nicely displayed in an oak presentation case 3544 Lyman Cutts Chokes with fixed glass cover. The display measures 10 3/4"x8 3/4"x1 1/2" and This lot includes three Lyman 12 ga., screw in chokes. They are marked is in excellent condition. (10A8857-3) MC 725, 12 ga., and 12 ga. SPR. They have scattered light oxidation 3531 Winchester 94 Display staining and retain most of their original blue finish with the one marked This lot includes a Lone Star Commemorative 1894 split receiver, upper 12 ga., having closer to moderate amounts of oxidation. (107467-8) tang, and medallion nicely displayed in a glass top oak display case 3545 Remington 11-87 Slug Barrel measuring 10 3/4"x8 3/4"x1 1/2” and is in excellent condition. This 21” 12 ga., 3” chambered plain barrel with rifled sights has a bright (10A8857-3A) excellent bore and is choked cylinder. It retains nearly all of its original 3532 Winchester 94 Display finish with a few minor handling marks and some scattered specks of This lot includes a Klondike Gold Rush Commemorative split receiver fine oxidation staining. There is light oxidation build up along the sight and upper tang nicely displayed in a glass top oak presentation case rails and it remains in otherwise near excellent condition. (109506-25) measuring 10 3/4"x8 3/4"x1 1/2" that is in excellent condition. 3546 Remington Model 12 Barrels and Magazine Tubes (10A8857-3B) this lot includes two 24” octagon barrels with magazine assemblies. The 3533 Winchester 94 Display first barrel has been mostly cleaned to an in-the-white state with patches This lot includes a split Bicentennial receiver, upper tang, and medallion of oxidation and oxidation staining throughout. The bore is about good nicely displayed in a glass top oak presentation case measuring 10 with overall light pitting and oxidation along its length. The second barrel 3/4"x8 3/4"x1 1/2" that is in excellent condition. (10A8857-3C) retains perhaps 65% original blue with a bright very good bore and has 3534 Winchester 94 Limited Edition Display scattered handling marks and spots of fine oxidation staining This lot includes a 94 Limited Edition split receiver and upper tang nicely throughout. There are no sights present. Both barrels come with displayed in a glass top oak presentation case that measures 10 3/4"x8 magazine tubes and retain their inserts and a takedown screw is also 3/4"x1 1/2" and remains in excellent condition. (10A8857-3D) included. (109576-8) 3535 Winchester 94 Display 3547 Mauser Barrel This lot includes a 94 Canadian Centennial ’67 split receiver and upper This lot includes a 23 1/4" blued barrel with a bright good bore that tang displayed in a glass top oak presentation case that measures 10 shows some light pitting and oxidation in the groves at the breech end 3/4"x8 3/4"x1 1/2" and is in excellent condition. (10A8857-3E) and is likely chambered in 8mm Mauser. It is marked “C.G. Haenel Suhl 3536 Winchester 94 Display Germany” at the breech end and the barrel retains 85% original blue This lot includes a 94 Buffalo Bill Commemorative split receiver, upper with small scattered spots worn to bare metal and scattered light fine tang, and medallion nicely displayed in an oak presentation case with oxidation staining. The rear sight has been removed with a blank glass top that is in excellent condition. (10A8857-3F) inserted and blade style front has light dings along its high edge. As with 3537 Winchester 94 Display any item of uncertainty a chamber cast should be done to verify caliber. This lot includes a 94 Cowboy Commemorative split receiver, upper (109346-20) tang, and medallion that are nicely displayed in a glass, hinged top oak 3548 Holster Rig display case measuring 12 3/4"x10 3/4"x2 1/4" overall and remains in This lot includes a tooled leather open top “Jock-Strap” style holster with excellent condition. (10A8857-2) cartridge belt. The belt is simply marked AS 25 and 40 along the buckle 3538 Winchester 94 Display and has provisions for 62 cartridges. The leather is soiled with spots of This lot includes a custom engraved split 94 receiver that has both crazing and remains mostly supple. The right-handed holster is an open action scene and floral patterns that is displayed in a hinged glass top top style with floral motif and will accommodate a large frame “Cowboy” oak case that measures 15 7/8”x10 3/4"x3”. The serial number has been gun with a barrel up to 4” in length. (109476-24) ground off and the tangs remain attached and it is in excellent presented 3549 Holster Rig condition. (10A8857-1) This Lot includes a tooled leather open top “Jock-Strap” style holster 3539 Winchester 94 Display with belt. The belt measures 48” in length and has accommodations for This lot includes a Mounted Police Commemorative split receiver and 38 cartridges. The russet colored belt and holster are M&B Co. marked tang nicely displayed in a glass top oak presentation case that and have overall scuffs, scratches and spots of crazing with the leather measures 10 3/4"x8 3/4"x1 1/2" and is in excellent condition. remaining supple. The right-handed holster will accommodate a large (10A8857-3G) frame revolver with a barrel up to 6” in length. (109476-26) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3550 Holster Rig 3559 Morton H. Harris Inc., Marksman Air Pistol This lot includes a tooled tan colored open top holster and belt from S.D. This .177 caliber pistol shoots either BB’s, pellets, or darts and is in Myres. The belt measures 42” overall with accommodations for 40 overall fine condition. There are some scattered light handling marks in cartridges and has a silver colored buckle. The stitching is tight and the black enamel finish and included are the original factory box, there is a simple geometric and floral pattern border along its length. manual, two targets, small vial of lead pellets, small vial of copper BB’s The holster is right-handed with a similar design and will accommodate and two darts. A fine example of these indoor / outdoor use air pistols. a large frame revolver with a barrel length of 4”. (109476-27) (109581-4) {NON-GUN} 3551 Gun Leather Lot 3560 Remington 40X Barrel This lot includes an unmarked open top russet colored leather holster This lot includes a take-off stainless heavy barrel measuring 27 3/8” with a simple geometric and floral pattern. The leather is crazed with overall marked .223 Rem, 12 Twist with a very good bore. There are no areas of flaking, scratches and has several rudimentary carvings with provisions for sights and there are a few light scratches scattered about. the majority along the backside. The liner is missing in areas and the (109346-20A) stitching appears to be tight and the hanger strap is a replacement and 3561 Remington 40X Barrel there is added contemporary bead work to the keeper strap and what This lot includes an in-the-white heavy barrel measuring 28 1/8” overall used to be the leg tie strap. (109476-25) with an about very good bore. The barrel is marked 40X 308 Win. in 3552 S.D. Myers Derringer Holster magic marker and has four offset holes at the muzzle and six offset This rare maker-marked ankle / wrist band holster with Derringer clip is holes forward of the breech with no other provisions for sights. There are tan colored with dual straps remains in excellent condition with some patches of fine oxidation staining and this take-off barrel remains in very light scratching and a tiny bit of verdigris on the rivet holding the clip in good condition overall. (109436-20) place. [Please note Derringer in image is not included] (10A9476-28) 3562 Sig Sauer Rimfire Conversion Kit 3553 H.H. Heiser This P226 conversion kit contains the following items; 1 magazine, bag This Lot includes a No. 72 dark russet colored tooled “Jock-Strap” style with sight tool and thread cover, complete black anodized finish slide holster rig. The belt measures 42” overall with accommodations for 24 with threaded barrel and adjustable target sights. These items are in a cartridges and has a lovely foliate scroll design on both the belt and factory hardcase with illustrated sleeve and are as-new dealer stock. holster. The leather shows spots of light scuffing with some minor (108172-8G) crazing but remains supple and remains in overall near excellent 3563 Sig Sauer Rimfire Conversion Kit condition. (109476-23) This P220 conversion kit includes the following items; 1 magazine, bag 3554 Lot of Replica Revolvers with sight tool and thread cover, complete black anodized finish slide This lot includes four non-working molded replica single action revolvers. with threaded barrel and adjustable target sights. These items are in a There are three plastic Colt replicas with (2) 5 1/2" barrels and (1) 7” all factory hardcase with illustrated sleeve and are as-new dealer stock. with the hammer spur broken off and one cast alloy replica of a Ruger (108172-8C) Vaquero with a 4” barrel. These items would be a great score for anyone 3564 Sig Sauer Rimfire Conversion Kit looking into or currently making custom leather holsters for sizing This P220 conversion kit includes the following items; 1 magazine, bag purposes. (109476-23A,25A ,26A,27A) with sight tool and thread cover, complete black anodized finish slide 3555 Boyt M1916 Holsters with threaded barrel and adjustable target sights. These items are in a This lot includes two. First is a russet colored Boyt / 44 marked holster factory hardcase with illustrated sleeve and are as-new dealer stock. that appears to have seen very little use. The exterior surface remains (108172-8K) smooth having a couple light handling marks and all stitching remains 3565 Sig Sauer Rimfire Conversion Kit tight. The rivets show light verdigris and there is a small area of dried This P226 conversion kit contains the following items; 1 magazine, bag conditioner along the back side of the hanger. A fine example overall. with sight tool and thread cover, complete black anodized finish slide Second is a Boyt M1916 holster sealed in its original military packaging. with threaded barrel and adjustable target sights. These items are in a The label reads “Quantity 1 / Holster, Pistol M1916 / ORD. DRWG. No. factory hardcase with illustrated sleeve and are as-new dealer stock. 20-17-48 / Fed. Stock No. 74HOO 148000 / BOYT HARNESS CO.” and (108172-8J) is in presumed excellent condition. (109378-43) 3566 Sig Sauer Rimfire Conversion Kit 3556 Unmarked Leg-O-Mutton Case This P226 conversion kit contains the following items; 1 magazine, bag This tan colored case measures 33 1/4" in length and tapers from 6 1/2" with sight tool and thread cover, complete black anodized finish slide to 3” over its entirety and is 2 1/2" deep. The case shows spots of water with threaded barrel and adjustable target sights. These items are in a staining, light scuffs and related handling marks associated with use. All factory hardcase with illustrated sleeve and are as-new dealer stock. stitching remains tight and the leather handle and carry strap remain (108172-8N) intact however the leather on these items is crazed and flaking but 3567 Sig Sauer Rimfire Conversion Kit remains subtle. (109640-1) This P220 Conversion kit includes the following; 1 magazine, bag with 3557 Winchester Ammunition Crate thread cover and sight tool, complete black anodized finish slide with This crate measures roughly 13 1/4"x9”x9” and is illustrated on four threaded barrel and adjustable target sights. These items are in a sides. The lid is missing and the sides are starting to pull away as nails factory hardcase with illustrated sleeve and are as-new dealer stock. have started backing out. The crate reads “2000 / .30 M1 / Carbine / (108172-8L) Ctges” on its sides and “Small Arms Ammunition / Metallic Cartridges 3568 Springfield Armory M1 Garand Cleaning Kit made in the U.S.A / Winchester / Winchester Repeating Arms Co., / This kit comes in a small black plastic case and includes the following; New Haven Conn., U.S.A.” on the front and back and remains in overall four-piece rod with handle, brush, bore brush, muzzle and rear sight very good condition. (109399-2) covers and an assortment of patches. This kit has a few extra additions 3558 Miller Bros. 101 Ranch Wild West Show Marked Case then the ones offered on the Springfield website. (108172-16) This lot includes a wooden crate for transporting a lever action rifle 3569 Surefire Flash Hider similar in design to a Model 94 Winchester. It is painted a gray color with This lot includes three new-in-the-package flash hider kits. First are two black stenciling and has the remnants of a Railway Express Agency Inc., model No. FH556RC-1/2-28 4 tine units that include spacers and small tag in the upper right-hand corner of the lid. The hardware has areas of tube of Rocksett. Second is a model No. FH556-212A closed tine unit oxidation staining and appears all original with some having been with spacers and Rocksett. All units are 1/2-28 thread pattern and painted with expected flaking and wear and one of the closure screws is remain in their original factory packaging. Also included are additional missing for the lid. The Miller Bros 101 Ranch Wild West Show ran spacers and sealant. (108172-25) during the early 1900’s up until about 1927 when it finally closed its 3570 M249 Barrel Assembly doors. The show never saw great success as they started late in the This 14 1/2" short monoblock barrel for the SAW appears as-new in its game when these style shows were losing popularity to the motion original opened packaging and is marked “FMP / 5.56mm / TW7” atop picture industry and surge in automobiles. Over their span they did the barrel and is cage numbered 3S679. Item is in excellent condition. shows here and abroad with some of their more known stars like Lillian (108172-21A) Smith, Bill Picket, Bessie Herberg, Bee Ho Gray, Mexican Joe, Jack 3571 M249 Barrel Assembly Hoxie, Ross Hettan, and near the end an elderly Buffalo Bill. This is a This 14 1/2" short monoblock barrel for the SAW is sealed in its original fantastic piece of western nostalgia sure to enhance any collection. packaging and considered as-new dealer stock. The barrel is marked (10C9540-1) “FMP / 5.56mm / TW7” and is cage numbered 3S679. (108172-21D) 3572 M249 Barrel Assembly This 14 1/2" short monoblock barrel for the SAW is sealed in its original packaging and considered as-new dealer stock. The barrel is marked “FMP / 5.56mm / TW7” and is cage numbered 3S679. (108172-21F) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3573 TC Shockwave Bullets 3585 M4 Barreled Upper Receiver this lot includes a full 30 and partial 15 round container of 50 cal. Spire This Brass Aluminum Forging Enterprises LLC., marked receiver is fitted Point sabots. The 30 pack is full and unopened and the partial consists with a 14 1/2”, SA marked, 5.56, 1:9” rate of twist M4-profile barrel with a of two 15 round packs merged together with bullets in one and sabots in bright excellent bore. This upper retains nearly all of its original finish other. (109419-10) with a few very minor light handling marks visible and is equipped with a 3574 Military Lot carbine length handguard and flip up YHM front sight with bayonet lug. This lot includes combination tools, Enbloc clips, and five round 7.62 This item remains in excellent condition. (108712-12F) NATO stripper clips. First are five M-1 Garand style combination tools 3586 FAB Defense PMC Kit retaining nearly all of their green parkerized finish in overall excellent (1) Pentagon Magazine Coupler (PMC) kit that utilizes a coupler and five condition. Second are 110 +/- 7.62 NATO stripper clips with varying Ultimag 10R magazines included. In excellent condition with original amounts of finish all in very good plus condition. Third are 67 Enbloc factory box. (59413-80AH) clips for use in the M1 Garand rifle all in excellent condition. (107467-6, 3587 Assorted Scope Rings 7) This lot contains three sets of Weaver Quad Lock 1” High extension 3575 Lot of Slings rings (#49062), and one set of Warne Maxima series 1” High steel rings Included are six military style slings. First are two unmarked green for the Bruno-CZ rifles. All rings are in their original plastic and include canvas slings with blackened brass hardware that remain in excellent an Allen wrench. (1X149413-68E,80) condition. Second are four 1” wide leather slings with overall all light 3588 Troy Rifle Accessories Lot scratches, spots of staining and all stitching remaining tight with the This lot includes (1) new-in-package black M4 Folding Front BattleSight hardware retaining nearly all of their original blackened finish. (item #SSIG-FBS-FMBT-00), (3) new-in-package black Squid Grip Rail (109650-26,27,21) Covers-7 Packs (item #SSQD-7PK-00BT-00), (2) new-in-package 2” 3576 AR-15 Stock Kit TRX Rails (item #SRAI-TRX-P2BT-00) and (1) new-in-package TRX This lot includes what appears to be a “Mil-Spec” unmarked 6 position Low Profile Q.D. Swivel Mount (item #SRAI-TRX-HERP-00). black colored collapsible stock with buffer and springs. The items remain (1X239413-110D) sealed in their original factory packaging and come in a natural color box 3589 Troy Rifle Accessories Lot marked made in Taiwan. (107467-4B) This lot includes (1) new-in-package black M4 Folding Front BattleSight 3577 Inglis Hi-Power Stock (item #SSIG-FBS-FMBT-00), (3) new-in-package black Squid Grip Rail This hardwood holster / stock has a S.A. LTD / 1945 cartouche near the Covers-7 Packs (item #SSQD-7PK-00BT-00), (2) new-in-package 2” attaching iron and a washed out stamping along the belly that is no TRX Rails (item #SRAI-TRX-P2BT-00) and (1) new-in-package TRX longer legible. The metal surfaces retain nearly all of their bronze color Low Profile Q.D. Swivel Mount (item #SRAI-TRX-HERP-00). finish and the stock has some scattered light handling marks. The (1X239413-110E) attaching iron screws are no longer present and it is held in place with a 3590 World War II-Era Individual Protective Gas Covers piece of wire. A nice example in overall fine condition. (109650-34) Two wrapped protective covers for use against poison gases. The 3578 Micro Vault XL covers are in the original military-issue packaging which exhibits some This new-in-box model MV 1000 dealer stock item made by Gun Vault drying cracks and partial instances of opening on parts of the faces and measures 12”x10 1/4”x 3 1/2” with a foam lined interior has additional edges. Some sticker labels applied by a previous owner have bonded to pockets for extra storage. It is large enough to fit most portable the surface. Otherwise the covers are in very fine to excellent condition. electronics, handguns, or other valuables and features a tamper These items are offered for collection purposes only; Amoskeag Auction resistant door, audio and led low battery warning, high strength security Company makes no guarantee of protection against hazardous cable and is made from 18 ga. steel. (109413-95H) materials. (1X127668-8C) 3579 Speed Vault 3591 Maxon 49-FX Short Range Communicators This new-in-box model SV 500 dealer stock item made by Gun Vault Two short-range radio devices with accompanying microphones and measures 13”x3 1/2”x6 1/2” constructed from 18 ga. steel and is foam earpieces. The devices feature voice-activated and push-to-talk lined. This vault features a tamper resistant door, audio and led low activation and thumbwheel-adjustable volume, VOX level and five battery warning, various mounting options, and weighs approximately 6 available channels. The devices are in very fine condition with few signs 1/2 lbs. (109413-95I) of wear. Batteries not included, devices not tested for functionality. 3580 Multi Vault Biometric (1X126048-8) This new-in-box model GVB 2000 dealer stock item made by Gun Vault 3592 Sig Armorers Tool Kit measures approximately 14”x10”x8” and is constructed from 16 ga. steel This standard P-series kit includes safety glasses, four punches, curved and is foam lined. The vault features a tamper-proof spring-loaded door, tipped hemostats, safety tipped mallet (the replaceable head showing biometric scanner, courtesy light, audio and led low battery warning, and modest use, star tipped Allen wrench and combination sight tool (this is has an AC power cord included. (109413-95J) a multi-bit tool not a sight pusher, the small slotted screwdriver tip shows 3581 Multi Vault Deluxe a tiny chip in the edge ). This is model #ATK-STD kit that remains in This new-in-box model GV2000D dealer stock item made by Gun Vault overall very good condition. (108172-10AB) measures approximately 14”x10”x6 1/2” and is constructed from 16 ga. 3593 Sig Armorers Tool Kit steel and is foam lined. The vault features a tamper-proof spring-loaded This standard P-series kit includes safety glasses, four punches, curved door, “No-Eyes” keypad, programmable lock, AC or DC power supply, tipped hemostats, safety tipped mallet (the replaceable heads showing tamper indicator, optional security cable and low battery audio and led very light wear), star tipped Allen wrench and combination sight tool (this indicator. (109413-95K) is a multi-bit tool not a sight pusher, the small slotted screwdriver tips 3582 Ruger Pepper Spray shows a tiny chip in the edge). This is model #ATK-STD remains in This new-in-box Ultra Run Safe arm band and pepper spray. It features near-excellent condition overall. (1X108172-10A) an adjustable arm band, 125 decibel siren, strobe light, and LED light. 3594 Walther Hammerli Scope Bases The spray will reach up to 15’ and has a 2 million Scoville heat unit (3) 5” long aluminum Weaver-style scope bases. The bases come with rating. This item is dealer stock and will require two AAA batteries for three small mounting screws and a small Allen wrench in original use. (109413-99F) “Walther” marked plastic bags. (149413-68A) 3583 Ruger Pepper Spray 3595 Lot of Handcuffs This lot contains two new-in-box Ultra Run Safe arm band and pepper This lot consists of (3) sets of S&W model 100 steel handcuffs with satin spray. Items feature an adjustable arm band, 125 decibel siren, strobe nickel finish, dual locks and 20 locking positions. They fit wrist sizes 5 light, and LED light. The spray will reach up to 15’ and has a 2 million 1/4” to 8” and come with two keys and instruction sheet and the Scoville heat unit rating. This item is dealer stock and will require two condition is as-new in the box. (1X78172-19N) AAA batteries for use. (109413-99G) 3596 Winchester Flashlights 3584 Ruger Pepper Spray (3) all-metal two cell flashlights in slightly different configurations This lot contains two new-in-box Ultra Run Safe arm band and pepper between the switches and lens heads. There is one octagon style head spray. Items feature an adjustable arm band, 125 decibel siren, strobe and two round with one conical shaped base the other two flat and all light, and LED light. The spray will reach up to 15’ and has a 2 million show expected light handling marks with spots of scattered light Scoville heat unit rating. This item is dealer stock and will require two oxidation staining but remain in very good overall condition. AAA batteries for use. (109413-99H) (1X108857-12B) 3597 Winchester Flashlights This lot includes four variations to include; one Junior two cell nickel-plated light catalog No. 6411, one octagon head two cell, one all nickel-plated two cell and one corrugated fiber cased two cell. All in varying levels of condition from about very good to excellent. (1X108857-12A) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3598 Winchester Memorabilia 3608 Large Lot of Rings and Bases This lot contains (2) items: (1) free-standing wire store counter display This lot consists of a large lot of bases and scope rings, mostly Redfield for rimfire cartridge boxes. There are four vertical compartments with a and Leupold style. Many are missing screws or small parts but all are black top trim piece that displays the Winchester logo centered between very fine to perhaps excellent as-used. (11) Kwik-site or Ironsighter to riders; (1) Winchesters Collectors Association table cover that see-through rings and one complete pair of the Weaver see-thru. No measures 60”x120” and is light gray in color. Both items are in excellent screws are present. (9) Weaver rings, various heights, some missing condition. (108857-12,14) screws. (6) Redfield-Leupold style front rings, blue steel 1”, various 3599 Abercrombie & Fitch .410 Shotgun Case heights (one extension). (9) Redfield or Leupold style rear rings, various One leather-covered shotgun case for a .410 bore shotgun. The name heights, some missing screws, blue steel 1” (one extension). (5) various “Harold S. Chase” in engraved on top of the lid. The interior is lined with mixed maker rings for Weaver bases. (12) one-piece blued steel bases, red felt and accommodates a barrel length of up to 24”. A Parker various markings “760 / 7400 / 700 SA / 70A / 70AM / FN / HC”, most Shotgun label is attached to the inside of the lid. The lining is in are excellent, a couple very good, many missing windage screws. (8) excellent condition with no discernible blemishes. The outer surfaces two-piece Redfield or Leupold style rears, some missing screws, exhibit light handling marks across the surface and a mellow darkened excellent. (3) Redfield-Leupold style two-piece fronts, missing screws. patina on the brass latches, rating fine overall. No key is present. Leupold Detacho-Mount bases and single ring set. As-new in packaging, Includes one two-piece wooden cleaning rod and two yellow brass .410 bases include 202, 204, 302, 303, 307, 310, 311. The 1” ring set gauge dummy shell cases. (1X12A8963-153A) (50/100) appears to be medium height. There is a large selection of base screws Est. 50 - 100 included and a number of rear windage screws for Redfield and Leupold 3600 Reproduction Civil War New Jersey Militia Belt Plate style bases as well. (39583-11E) One lead and brass oval plate with iron wire hooks, the brass front face 3609 Haenel Model III Air Rifle embossed with “NJ” lettering. The wire is strongly oxidized throughout .177 cal, 19 1/8” barrel with an excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain and has left ocher stains in spots on the rear face. The brass is darkly perhaps 75% original blue, there are thinned areas, some pinprick pits patinated and spanned by a moderately strong coat of light green and some other scattered blemishes. The smooth pistolgrip stock with verdigris. Few handling marks are present and the buckle is in fair fingergroove forend is good plus to near very good, there are areas of condition overall. (1X12B9397-1C) lost finish and light-to-moderate handling marks with a small crisp 3601 Reproduction Civil War New Jersey Militia Belt Plate “KEENFIRE” cartouche near the buttplate on the left. The front sight is a One lead and brass oval plate with iron wire hooks, the brass front face tall fixed bead and the rear is an adjustable V-notch blade. embossed with “NJ” lettering. The buckle is in very good condition with (22A8958-25) (40/80) few handling marks, instances of oxidation on the iron wire and varying Est. 40 - 80 degrees of light to moderate patination across the faces. 3610 U.S. Training Rifle Company Model 1903 Springfield Dummy Rifle (1X12B9397-1B) This unique trainer has no markings but is believed to have been 3602 Reproduction Civil War Confederate Belt Plate manufactured by the U.S. Training Rifle Company and Wood-Art One lead and brass rectangular plate with iron wire hooks, the brass Machine Company during WWI to aid training due to the shortage of front face embossed with “CSA” lettering. The plate is in fair to good rifles. It does not have the company address stamped behind the rear condition: the iron wire and lead rear face are moderately to strongly sight but certainly has all the features. These guns were assembled to oxidized with areas of white and ochre. The brass front face is patinated resemble the U.S. Model 1903 Springfield service rifle in appearance to a dull mustard brown and a bit rough at the edges. (1X12B9397-1E) and basic function. There is an operational bolt, cocking knob and firing 3603 Reproduction Civil War Ohio Volunteer Militia Belt Plate mechanism but the faux action is blocked by the extended length of the One lead and brass oval plate with iron wire hooks, the brass front face bolt body so no live cartridge could be accidently introduced into the 25" embossed with “OVM” lettering. The plate is in fair condition: the wire plugged barrel. The metal surfaces have toned to brown and pewter with exhibits strong ocher oxidation and the brass is darkly patinated and light oxidation stains and pitting. The one-piece straight grip walnut spanned by light green verdigris. The raised edges of the plate are military style stock rates about good with scattered light to moderate somewhat rough, otherwise the plate exhibits few handling marks. dents, dings and handling marks. The smooth steel buttplate rates fair (1X12B9397-1D) with moderate oxidation staining. The right side of the butt has an 3604 Reproduction Civil War New Jersey Militia Cartridge Box Plate assembly/serial number 8963 and is equipped with a sling swivel but no One lead and brass oval plate with iron wire loops, the brass front face other markings. The barrel band and forend cap have ad-hoc machine embossed with “NJ” lettering. The buckle is in very good condition with a screws and nuts holding the sling swivels, replacement rear triggerguard light handling marks, instances of oxidation on the loops and instances screw and a slotted replacement screw holds the nosecap. The front of tarnish and green verdigris on the brass. (1X12B9397-1A) sight is typical Model 1903 blade and the rear is a facsimile of the 3605 Washington Upland Bird Stamp Print original folding ladder with graduation marks out to 2700 yards and will 1980 lithograph by Keith Warick is numbered 230 of 650, measures 10 fold but the slider is frozen in place. (8A9544-321C) {NON-GUN} 1/2" x 12" with a 7 3/4" x 9 3/4" view of two quail resting on branch in a 3611 Czech VZ.47 Air Rifle mountain field. Suitable for framing, print is in excellent condition, is serial #46692, BB fired training rifle. The metal surfaces retain 95% signed and numbered by the artist and includes an unsigned stamp and original blue finish with light edge wear and surface marks, the bright outer jacket. (1X59239-12) bolt is toning to gray with scattered light staining and freckling. The 3606 Pennsylvania Conservation Stamp Print shallow pistolgrip hardwood stock remains very good with light handling 1982 Pennsylvania Conservation stamp print by James P. Fisher No. marks. The barrel band, triggerguard and stock hardware are missing 325 of 1300, this lithograph measures 12 1/2" x 14 1/2" and the view leaving the metal loose fitting in the wood and the bolt has been pulled depicts a wooden male Mallard decoy with weight at center with three back too far and is frozen in place. (59511-321B) landing ducks in marsh scene in the background. Suitable for framing, 3612 6.5MM/250 SAV. Reloading Dies print is in near excellent condition with a few spots of light staining along This lot consists of Redding Custom series two piece set containing a the top and left edge. Signed and numbered by the artist, an unsigned full length sizing and decapping die and a bullet seating and crimping stamp and outer jacket are included. (2X59239-15) die. An extra decapping pin is included, the shell holder however is no 3607 Common Sable Antelope Pedestal Mount longer present. Please note: If the same buyer wins both rifles This shoulder mount has an overall height of 91" and is on a fine high chambered in this caliber in the live auction this lot will be awarded to gloss black column with a height of 36". Coat is a rich brown with a white them free of charge. (59468-6,7A) face with rich brown facial blaze and stripe from muzzle to eye. The 3613 Thompson/Center Contender Pistol Barrel heavily ringed horns sweep gracefully back and spread slightly. Animal This is a T/C Super 14” Contender barrel in 45 Win Mag with an is listed in the SCI record book and was taken in Luangwa, Zambia in excellent bore. The barrel is blued with about 98-99% original finish 1996. The tips of ears are cracked and missing, there are two thin drying remaining and has a few light handling marks and some tiny specks of marks on the right side of neck and long stretches of the seam along the light oxidation. The barrel is equipped with the factory Super 14 top base of the head and neck that are drying and separating. A rather silhouette sights which include a sporting ramp front sight and the neat, elegant mount perfect for store or den. (59700-2) (200/400) adjustable rear sight that mounts to the factory tapped scope base Est. 200 - 400 mounting holes and shrouds the rear of the barrel. There is no forearm or other items included. (49523-23) 3614 Thompson/Center Contender Pistol Barrel This is a blued 10” T/C Contender barrel that is chambered in 32 H&R Mag. The barrel has a bright, excellent bore and retains about 99% of its original blue finish. The barrel is equipped with the standard T/C factory sights and remains in excellent overall condition. There is no forearm or other parts included. (49523-20) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3615 Thompson/Center Contender Carbine Barrel 3625 Thompson/Center Contender Pistol Barrel This is a blued 21” T/C Contender barrel chambered in 7-30 Waters with This is a 10” T/C Contender pistol barrel that is chambered in 357 an excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 99% original blue Herrett and has an excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about that is lightly toning to brown and has a few very light handling marks. 98-99% original blue finish that has some contact wear and light The original sights remain intact and a Weaver one-piece scope base is handling marks. The original factory sights remain intact. There is no mounted to the rear. An excellent example overall in a popular T/C forearm or other items included. An excellent example overall. (49702-4) chambering. No forearm or other parts are included. (49523-21) 3626 Thompson/Center Contender Pistol Barrel 3616 Thompson/Center Encore Pistol Barrel This is an early style 10” T/C Contender octagon pistol barrel that is This is a 15” blued T/C Encore barrel chambered in 7mm-08 which has chambered in 45 ACP with an excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain an excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 97-98% original blue about 98-99% original blue finish that has some light edge wear and a that has some light handling marks and tiny specks of surface oxidation few small handling marks. The original factory sights remain intact. The and some wear along the bearing surfaces. The original front sight forearm mounting screw is present, there is no forearm or other items remains intact and a T/C 3RP 3X20 long eye relief pistol scope is included. An excellent example overall. (49702-6) mounted to the rear. The scope features a duplex reticle with excellent 3627 Thompson/Center Contender Pistol Barrel optics and has a few light handling marks along the edges of its tube. An This is an early style 10” T/C Contender octagon pistol barrel that is excellent example overall, there is no forearm or other parts included. chambered in 9mm with an excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain (49523-24) about 99% original blue finish that has some light handling marks. The 3617 Thompson/Center Encore Rifle Barrel original factory sights remain intact. The forearm mounting screw is This is a 26” T/C blued heavy barrel for the Encore rifle that is present, there is no forearm or other items included. An excellent chambered in 280 Ackley Improved and has a bright, excellent bore. example overall. (49702-5) The metal surfaces retain about 99% original blue and there are a few 3628 Thompson/Center Renegade Barrel light handling marks throughout. There are no provisions for sights but This is an as-new condition 26” octagon .56 caliber smoothbore barrel mounted to the rear of the barrel is a Weaver one-piece base with a set for the T/C Renegade percussion rifles. The barrel is numbered of 1” rings. An excellent example in a terrific wildcat cartridge. No “206645” and comes housed in a correct white cardboard box which forearm or other parts are included. (49523-22) includes the foam packaging and a tang mount for the stock. These 3618 Thompson/Center TCR Rifle Barrel barrels were made specifically for the primitive whitetail hunting season This is a T/C TCR 23” tapered rifle barrel that is chambered in 308 Win in Massachusetts which required that black powder shooters use a .56 and has an excellent bore. The barrel retains about 99% of its original caliber smoothbore rifle. Although those archaic and restrictive laws blue finish and has a few light handling marks. The original sights have since changed, these truly primitive style rifles can still be used by remain intact and a one-piece Redfield base with a set of 1” rings are those black powder shooters that desire more of a challenge shooting included. Barrel comes in an original T/C Custom Shop nylon case, no patched round balls from a smoothbore. (49488-2) forearm or other parts are included. (49523-26) 3629 Thompson/Center Encore 209x50 Rifle Barrel 3619 Thompson/Center TCR Rifle Barrel This is a 26 1/2” T/C Custom Shop stainless steel part octagon, part This is a 25” T/C Custom Shop TCR heavy barrel with compensator that round 209x50 barrel for the Encore rifles. The barrel is in as-new unfired is chambered in 416 Rem Mag and has a bright, excellent bore. The condition and is tapped for sights and mounts, none are present. The metal surfaces retain about 99% of the original polished blue that has a barrel does include a blued steel ramrod and a deluxe grade walnut few light handling marks. There are no provisions for sights but mounted forearm. Designed to be used with the 209 shotgun primer ignition, to the rear of the barrel is a one-piece base and a single 1” scope ring. A these barrels are designed to fire .50 caliber sabot rounds with up to 150 grooved walnut forearm is included. An excellent example overall. grains of black powder. An excellent option for the Encore shooter. (49523-28) (49523-1) 3620 Thompson Center TCR Rifle Barrel 3630 Cast-Iron Muzzleloading Salute Cannon This is a 24” T/C Custom Shop TCR tapered barrel that is chambered in This is a rather nicely made cast-iron cannon on a cast-iron field 221 Fireball and has a bright, excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain carriage with cast-iron wheels. The bore is about 3/4” in diameter and 11 about 99% of its original polished blue that has a few light handling 3/4” deep and is oxidized its full-length. The tube measures about 14 marks. There are no provisions for sights but mounted to its rear is a 3/4” from muzzle face to cascabel, has a profile similar to a Parrott gun, Bushnell Banner 2.5X riflescope. The scope features a duplex reticle and has a vent measuring about 3/16” in diameter. The tube sits atop a and has excellent optics. There is no forearm or other items included. heavy iron field-style carriage with iron capsquares and iron wheels. No (49523-25) elevation adjustment has been included in the design of the carriage, 3621 Thompson/Center TCR Rifle Barrel and the cannon rests directly upon the iron trail. Total height of the This is a 23” T/C TCR tapered rifle barrel that is chambered in 300 Win cannon is about 11”, with a width of about 14” and a length of about 25 Mag and has an excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 99% 1/2”; while not light, the cannon is easily lifted by one person. The original blue with some light handling marks and a few specks of light cannon and carriage are solidly built and have a black enamel finish with surface oxidation. There are no provisions for sights but a one-piece some flaking of the finish and scattered spots of light oxidation visible. base with a set of 1” rings is mounted to the rear of the barrel. A The top of the cannon has “US” cast into it, and the cannon and carriage grooved walnut forearm is present, there are no other parts included. An are otherwise unmarked. A very attractive antique cannon likely from the excellent example overall. (49523-27) era following the Civil War. (14A7889-120) {NONGUN} (300/500) 3622 Custom Bellm Contender Pistol Barrel Est. 300 - 500 This is a 16 3/8” blued barrel for the Thompson/Center Contender pistol 3631 Steel Replica Napoleon Signal Cannon that is chambered in 32 S&W Long and is designed to be used with lead This is a nicely made about .75 caliber steel barrel cannon on a wooden bullets. The bore is bright and excellent, the metal surfaces retain about carriage with metal fittings. The tube measures about 15” from muzzle 99% original blue with a few light handling marks present. The barrel is face to cascabel with a lightly oxidized bore about 13 3/8” deep and an equipped with a grooved 7/8” rail mount and has a robust hardwood about 1/16” vent; a brush with a broken shaft is stuck at the breech end forearm. An excellent example of these quality custom T/C barrels by of the bore with the forward most point being 7 1/2” deep. The tube is Bellm. (49702-2) smooth without astragals or fillets and appears to be a replica of the 3623 Thompson/Center Contender Pistol Barrel U.S. 12 pound Napoleon models of 1857. The surface of the tube has a This is an early style 10” octagon T/C contender pistol barrel that is gray patina with light oxidation and oxidation staining; the lone marking chambered in 30 M1 Carbine and has an excellent bore. The metal on the cannon is a partially struck “MADE IN / SPAIN”. The gun sits in a surfaces retain about 97-98% original blue that has some light handling replica U.S. No. 1 1/2 field carriage with steel fittings in very good marks and edge wear. The original front sight remains, the rear sight condition with a light crack through the top of the left axle, light oxidation has been removed and installed in its place is a T/C Lobo 1 1/2X long and oxidation staining along the metal fittings including the capsquares, eye relief pistol scope that features a fine crosshair reticle and has trunnion plates, lunette, and reinforcing on the wheels, and scattered excellent optics. A black checkered rubber Pachmayr forearm with light handling marks; a wooden hand spike is included showing a adapter for the early style barrel is included. An excellent example repaired crack. The axle of the carriage is nonfunctional, and the wheels overall. (49702-1) due not rotate. The cannon measures about 28 1/2” in total length, 3624 Thompson/Center Contender Pistol Barrel about 15 1/2” in width, and about 12” high. Included with the cannon are This is a 10” T/C Contender pistol barrel that is chambered in 30 Herrett a faux sponge and rammer, as well as an addition steel barrel closely and has an excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 99% original matching in dimensions to the mounted tube, with a lightly oxidized bore blue finish that has a few light handling marks. The original factory sights and scattered light oxidation and oxidation staining on its surface. The remain intact. There is no forearm or other items included. An excellent additional tube appears unmarked. A good candidate for a light example overall. (49702-3) restoration project. (14A9613-3,5) {NONGUN} (100/200) Est. 100 - 200 Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3632 Steel Replica Napoleon Signal Cannon 3639 Lot of Primers This is a nicely made about .75 caliber steel barrel cannon on a wooden Assorted cartridge primers in a variety of configurations. Examples field carriage with metal fittings. The barrel measures about 15” from include: (5) complete 100-count boxes of Federal No. 100 Small Pistol; muzzle face to cascabel with a light oxidized bore with light tool marks (1) full and (1) partial 100-count boxes Winchester No. WSP Standard about 13 1/2” deep, and an about 1/16” vent. The barrel is smooth and Small Pistol; (5) full and (1) partial 100-count boxes Winchester No. without astragals or fillets, and appears to be a replica of the U.S. 12 WLP Standard/Magnum Large Pistol; (5) full and (1) partial 100-count pound Napoleon models of 1857. The surface of the barrel has a gray boxes CCI No. 300 Large Pistol; (6) full 100-count boxes CCI No. 350 patina with light oxidation staining scattered along the length, and a few Large Pistol Magnum; (2) full 100 count Winchester No. WLR Large spots of oxidation; the barrel appears unmarked. The gun sits in a Rifle; (1) full and (1) partial 100-count boxes CCI No. 250 Large Rifle replica U.S. No. 1 1/2 field carriage in very good condition with a Magnum; (6) full and (1) partial 100-count boxes Federal No. 150 Large repaired split through the trail from just behind the axle to 2 1/2” behind Pistol. All items are in excellent condition. (129167-7C) the elevation screw, and a few light handling marks. Light oxidation 3640 Lot of Air Gun Accessories staining and spots of light oxidation are present on the metal steel This lot includes a variety of items for shooting air rifles or pistols. First capsquares, trunnion plates, lunette, and reinforcings on the wheels; two are seven full 5 canister packs of Sig Sauer Co2 (12 gram) canisters in 2” square boxes are sat upon the axles left and right of the cheeks their original factory packaging. Second is a Gamo variety pack of .177 which show light oxidation staining on the exterior and moderate cal., pellets that includes 250 Magnum, 250 Master Point, 250 Hunter, staining on the interior. The elevation screw functions correctly, as do and 250 match pellets all in individual tins sealed in their original factory the wheels on the carriage. The cannon measures about 12” high, packaging. Third is a sealed Daisy 4000 count pack of zinc plated .177 about 27” in total length, and about 15 1/2” in width. Included with the caliber BB’s. Last is a factory sealed air rifle cleaning kit that includes; cannon is a wooden handspike and a metal chock to prevent the cannon three-piece rod, oil, three brushes, double ended scrubbing brush, from rolling upon firing, connected to the trail via a chain. A nice patches and cleaning pellets. All items are as-new sealed in their Spanish made replica cannon. (14A8621-59) {NONGUN} (200/300) original factory packaging. (109413-101) Est. 200 - 300 3641 Lot of Air Gun Accessories 3633 Custom Colt Single Action Army Case This lot includes a variety of items for use with shooting air rifles or This finely crafted oak case measures 13 1/4” by 8 1/2” by 4” with brass pistols. First are three full factory sealed 1500 count bottles of .177 cal., hinges and a machined brass flip-up latch. The interior is fitted with foam BB’s. There is one Umarex steel, and two Hornady Black Diamond. lined by soft pale maroon plush and sized to a Colt Single Action Army Second are 40 (12 gram) Co2 canisters in five 5 canister packs and one revolver with a 5 1/2” barrel. The top face of the lid is stencil-painted with 15 canister pack all factory sealed. Third is an assortment of pellets and the Colt logo. A hairline crack can be seen across the top face, BB’s to include one sealed 25 count pack of Gamo EXP20 air gun shells otherwise the case exhibits only minimal handling wear and is in for the Viper Express 22 caliber series Airgun, one packet of RWS .177 excellent condition. (129633-7A) caliber cleaning pellets, one 200 round tin of Gamo Long Distance 22 3634 Custom Colt Single Action Army Case caliber pellets, one 150 round tin of Gamo Whisper .177 caliber pellets. This attractive finely figured oak case measures 17 1/4” by 11” by 3 1/2” Lastly a Gamo air rifle cleaning kit that includes; three-piece rod, oil, with concentric tiered molding at the edges recessing to the inner three brushes, double ended scrubbing brush, patches and cleaning compartment with outer dimensions of 15 1/2” by 9 1/2”, inner pellets. All items are as-new sealed in their original factory packaging. dimensions of 13 1/2” by 7 1/2”. The interior is fitted with rigid foam and (109413-101A) lined with red synthetic velvet, sized for a Colt Single Action Army 3642 Lot of Air Gun Accessories revolver with a 5 1/2” barrel. The interior is divided diagonally into two This lot includes a variety of items. First are three packages of Co2 compartments, one for the revolver and the other for six cartridges and canisters two Sig Sauer 5 piece boxes and one Crosman 25 piece box, any small accessories. Overall the case is in excellent condition with all canisters are 12 gram and boxes remain factory sealed. Second is a only a few negligible handling marks on the exterior and a few light Daisy 4000 count tub of .177 cal., zinc plated BB’s that remains factory marks on the interior from previous use. (129633-6A) sealed. Third is a Gamo variety pack of .177 cal., pellets that includes 3635 Bushnell Professional Bore Sighter 250 Magnum, 250 Master Point, 250 Hunter, and 250 Match all in One Bushnell Professional Bore Sighter kit complete with optical bore individually sealed tin in their original factory packaging. Third is 150 sighter, carrying case and three adjustable arbors: .22 to .270 caliber, count Crosman Powershot Penetrator .177 cal. pellets in its original 7mm to .35 caliber and .35 to .45 caliber. All components are in factory sealed packaging. Lastly is a Gamo air rifle cleaning kit that excellent condition and the kit appears unused. (129167-9) includes; three-piece rod, oil, three brushes, double ended scrubbing 3636 Lot of Holsters brush, patches and cleaning pellets. All items are as-new sealed in their (9) holsters and accessories in assorted configurations for a variety of original factory packaging. (109413-101B) frame sizes and barrel lengths. Examples include: Uncle Mike’s 3643 Magazine Holster Lot Sidekick, size 6; Uncle Mike’s Sidekick, Size 2; Bianchi #1L “Lawman” This lot includes five items. First are three Stealth Operator right hand Small S.A. 5 1/2”; Galco SAO148; Milt Sparks leather holster for a Colt twin magazine holders. These are as-new items with original factory Government or similar pistol; Milt Sparks leather holster for a packaging and will accept most Glock double stack magazines and medium-frame revolver with a 7 1/2” barrel. Also included is an S. others with similar dimensions. Second is a Blackhawk single pocket Dolega & Co. 45 L cartridge belt of tan canvas web and leather, multi position black canvas magazine holster sealed in its original factory measuring 48” in length with (25) cartridge loops. All items are in very packaging. Third is an ambidextrous Fobus model 6911NDBH 9mm & fine to excellent condition with no more than very light handling wear .40 cal., single stack dual pocket hard sided magazine holster. This from previous use. (129167-3) black polymer holster is in as-new condition sealed in its original factory 3637 Lot of Bullets packaging. (109413-93I) Assorted lead bullets for reloading purposes in various configurations 3644 Moon Clip Lot and calibers, mostly .45 and .44 cal, stored loose, in hand-labeled boxes This lot includes three packages of Smith & Wesson manufactured 45 or in previously opened factory containers. Examples include: .45 cal caliber full moon clips. Each package remains factory sealed and 230 gr. FMJ round nose; .45 cal 200 gr. semi-wadcutter, ~500 count; .44 contains two clips in as-new condition. (109413-80AK) cal 240 gr. JHP, ~50 count; Lyman 457-124 .458” for .45 Sharps, 405 3645 Shooters Lot gr., 50 count; .44 cal 240 gr. semi-wadcutter, ~50 count. This lot This lot includes a variety of items. First are four as-new pairs of eye includes approximately (2000) plus or minus bullets in total. Includes protection one from Peltor and three Walkers with tinted lenses. There one OD green 12” by 6” by 7 1/2” steel ammo can. All items are in very are two sets of yellow, one clear and one amber all remain sealed in fine to excellent condition. (129167-7A) their original factory packaging. Second are two as-new Hoppe’s 9 Bore 3638 Lot of Brass Snakes one .308-30 caliber and one Viper .22 cal., both sealed in their Assorted brass cartridge cases for a variety of cartridges. Examples original factory packaging. Third is a Caldwell Shooting Supplies include: .45 Colt, primed, about (275) count; .44 Mag, primed, about universal medium front bag still in its original factory packaging. Fourth (350) count; .44 Mag, fired, about (40) count; .45-70 Govt., unprimed, is an as-new Walkers safety combo kit that includes a set of foam ear about 25 count; .357 Mag, primed, about (80) count; .38 Spl, mixed plugs, yellow tinted safety glasses and a pair of over-the-ear muffs with nickel and brass, fired, about (100) count; .357 mag, mixed nickel and adjustable band. These items remain sealed in their original factory brass, fired, about (100) count; .45 ACP, fired, about (50) count; .44 Spl, packaging. Lastly is a pair of Peltor Shotgunner behind-the-head ear primed, about (50) count. All cases are in very fine to excellent condition muffs that are as-new in their original factory box. (109413-65, 73) with only a bit of expected patina on the fired cases. Counts are approximate. (129167-7B) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3646 Shooters Lot 3655 German P08 Holster This lot includes a variety of items. First are three as-new pairs of safety This lot includes a hard shell P08 holster, magazine, and takedown tool. glasses to include one tinted Smith & Wesson Code 4, two Walkers one The holster is made of black leather and is marked “Gebruder Klinge / yellow one clear all sealed in original factory packaging. Second are two Dresden / 1936 / WaA142” between the hangers. The stitching remains Hoppe’s 9 Bore Snake Viper in 7mm-.270 and 6mm-.244 cal. both are tight and the buckle closure is intact. The magazine retains most of its as-new in sealed factory packaging. Third is a Butler Creek small blue finish with expected wear and the aluminum base is marked “v / + / #50325 recoil pad that is as new sealed in its original factory packaging. 63”. The takedown tool retains some of its blue with silvering and Fourth is a Howard Leight safety combo kit that includes a pair of clear oxidation staining and the marking is illegible. A nice example overall. safety glasses and over-the-head ear muffs that remains sealed in its (10A8963-220A) factory packaging. Lastly is an as-new pair of Peltor Shotgunner 3656 German P08 Holster behind-the-head ear muffs that remain in their original factory This lot includes a hard shell P08 holster that is unmarked and brown in packaging. (109413-65, 73A) color. The leather shows scattered scratches and light scuffs while the 3647 Shooters Lot stitching remains tight. (10A8963-220B) This lot includes a variety of items. First are five pairs of safety glasses 3657 German P08 Holster to include one Radians Explorer with yellow tinted lens, one 3M with This lot includes a black colored hard shell P08 holster and magazine. yellow tinted lens, one Walker with yellow tinted lens, one Peltor Junior The holster is unmarked and shows overall light scratches and some with yellow tinted lens, and one Remington with gray tinted lens. These scattered scuffs with the interior of the flap showing moderate staining items are as-new in factory sealed packaging. Second is a Caldwell likely from a conditioning agent. The magazine is now mostly covered in Universal Deluxe medium front bag sealed in original packaging. Third is oxidation staining with spots of its original bright finish scattered about a Butler Creek small #50325 slip on recoil pad in sealed factory and the wooden base is numbered 3072. (10A8963-220C) packaging. Fourth are two Hoppe’s 9 Bore Snakes one .204 caliber and 3658 German P08 Holster one Viper 22 caliber both in original sealed factory packaging. Fifth is a This lot includes a black hard shell P08 holster with takedown tool and Peltor Bulls Eye 9 over-the-head ear protector sealed in its original magazine. The holster is marked possibly “Schambach & Co / Berlin / packaging. Lastly is a Peltor Tactical 6S behind-the-head ear protector. 1941 / eagle” between the hangers and has an interesting ink stamp These are as-new items in their original factory packaging. (109413-65, inside the flap “July 1936”. The stitching remains tight and the holster 73B) has a few scattered light handling marks. The takedown tool is a modern 3648 Shooters Lot replacement that is unmarked and the magazine retains nearly all of its This lot includes a variety of items. First are five pairs of safety glasses blue finish and is marked “fxo / eagle 37” along the side flat with a to include two Radians Explorer yellow tinted lenses, one Remington plastic base. (10A8963-220D) T-71 with gray tinted lenses, one Peltor with clear lenses and one 3659 Gun Case Lot Silencio with dark tinted lenses. Second are two Hoppe’s 9 bore snakes This lot includes two pistol cases. First is an aluminum brief case style one .308-30 cal., one .270-280 cal. Third is a Walkers EXT Safety pistol case that measures 18”x14”x5” with clasp closures that have spots combo that includes yellow lens glasses, ear plugs and over-the-head for locks and appears to have seen little if any use. Second is a blue ear muffs. Fourth is a Browning Range kit that includes amber lenses factory Colt hard case likely for a Mustang or Government pistol that ear plugs and over-the-head ear muffs. These items are all in as-new includes manual and magazine that is in the white with scattered condition sealed in their respective original factory packaging. patches of pitting throughout. (108963-222) (109413-65,73C) 3660 Enfield Buttstock 3649 Shooters Lot This lot includes a buttstock with swivel. The stock has been cleaned This lot includes a variety of items. First are three Hoppe’s 9 bore leaving cartouches washed but still legible. There are scattered dings snakes, one Viper .44, .45 cal., one Viper 6mm-.244 cal., and one and handling marks throughout with a ring around the butt that remains .270-.280 cal. Three pairs of safety glasses, one clear Walker’s, one dark. The stock remains in about very good condition. (107467-4D) yellow tinted Peltor, and one dark tinted Silencio. Lastly is one 3M 3661 Vintage Smith & Wesson Handgun Parts Price List Master Set M2RX7A AM / FM radio headset. These items are as-new and remain in One 1941-dated 40-page catalog detailing price lists for parts to an their respective original factory packaging. (109413-65,73D) assortment of Smith & Wesson revolvers and pistols. The front cover is 3650 Shooters Lot stamped “MASTER SET” in black ink. The edges of the cover exhibit This lot includes a variety of items. First is a Browning Range kit that some yellowing and scuffing; the pages exhibit few if any blemishes. includes amber lenses ear plugs and over-the-head ear muffs. Second Overall the catalog is in very fine condition. (12A8637-5B) is a Peltor Tactical 6S behind-the-head ear protector. Third are five pairs 3662 Winchester WWII Literature of safety glasses, two Smith & Wesson Code 4 with dark tinted lenses, A small assortment of Winchester manuals, pamphlets and guides: (1) two Walkers one amber and one yellow tinted lens, one Radians yellow Winchester employee manual circa 1941, rating very fine with light tinted lens. Fourth are four Hoppe’s products to include one Hoppe’s staining and foxing on the cover and excellent pages; (1) Winchester Elite Buttstock Cleaning Kit, two Viper Bore Snakes one .22 cal., one Victory Drive suggestion box instruction manual and (1) Victory Drive .308 cal., and one 308-30cal., bore snake. Fifth is a Pachmayr large slip Slogan Contest ballot, both in excellent condition; (1) 1941-dated on recoil pad. Lastly is a Caldwell Universal Deluxe medium front bag. Winchester Ammunition Guide detailing specifications for a variety of These items are as-new in condition and remain in their respective shells and cartridges, rating about excellent with a bit of darkening at the sealed factory packaging. (109413-65,73E) edges of the cover and unblemished pages. (12A8637-5C) 3651 Hoppe’s Bore Snakes 3663 Vintage Winchester Catalog No. 83 circa 1925 This lot includes 16 assorted caliber bore snakes. There are (4) One 1925-dated 88-page Winchester catalog detailing a variety of 6mm-243 cal., (2) .270-.280 cal., (2) .30 cal., (2) .32-8mm cal., (1) 204 firearms and accessories including shotguns, rifles, ammunition, sights cal., (2) Viper .40, .41 cal., (2) Viper .308 cal., and one .44, .45 cal. and more. The cardstock cover exhibits some light handling marks and These are new-in-the-box dealer stock items that remain sealed in their foxing; the pages exhibit few if any blemishes except for some expected original factory packaging. (109413-65A) yellowing of the exposed edges and softening of the corners. Overall the 3652 Hoppe’s Bore Snakes catalog is in near excellent to excellent condition. (12A8637-5D) This lot includes 14 assorted caliber and gauge bore snakes. There are seven Viper to include (2) .22 cal., (1) 12 ga., (1) .308 cal., and (3) .40, .41 cal. There are seven traditional style to include (1) .270-.280 cal., (1) 6mm-.243 cal., (2) .30 cal., (1) 10 ga., (2) .204 cal., all are as-new dealer stock and remain sealed in their original factory packaging. (109413-65B) 3653 MTM Case-Gard Cartridge Boxes This lot includes six 50 round green plastic cartridges boxes. There are five H50 and one 50H all have original manufactures labels and are in as-new condition. (109413-87) 3654 German P08 Holster This hard shell holster has a dark russet color and is marked “CI 10 / WaA100” on the back between the hangers. The leather remains soft and supple with scattered scuffs, light scratches and has some scattered white specks near the magazine pocket that is likely a dried conditioner. The stitching remains mostly tight with a couple of spots that appear to have been repaired. (10A8963-220) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3664 Vintage Winchester Catalog and Price Lists 3671 Vintage Savage Arms Catalog No. 55 One catalog and two price lists for Winchester firearms. The catalog is One 20-page Savage Arms catalog with descriptions, illustrations and 116 pages with a blue cardstock cover and is not dated. A penciled note pricing for Savage Arms rifles, pistols and accessories. The cover from a previous owner dates the catalog to 1929, a claim supported by exhibits some light foxing and handling wear, the pages exhibit light such details as the catalog offering the Model 58 bolt action rifle (first foxing throughout and the catalog bears a vertical fold along the length sold January 1928) but making no mention of the Model 59 (May 1930); just left of center. The print remains crisp and legible and the catalog Winchester enthusiasts will no doubt find further corroborating details shows little to no loss or separation, rating fine overall. (12A8637-5M) within. The catalog is in about excellent condition, exhibiting a bit of 3672 Vintage Harrington & Richardson Catalog No. 12 wrinkling on the cover and foxing at the edges of the outer pages; the One 1913-dated 48-page catalog featuring illustrated descriptions and majority of the pages remain largely unblemished with crisp print and a specifications of Harrington & Richardson handguns, shotguns and few light pencil notes from a previous owner; the binding remains strong. accessories. The cover and pages exhibit instance of light foxing The first price list is dated to January 2, 1925 and consists of a cover throughout and the cover shows some light edgewear and one or two and three pages printed on a single folded sheet. The paper exhibits instances of wrinkling and tearing; the print remains crisp and the pages some very light foxing and a small perforation near the fold, otherwise are largely unblemished. Overall the catalog is in very fine to near showing crisp print and little wear, rating near excellent overall. The excellent condition. (12A8637-5N) second is a 1957 Winchester Rifles and Shotguns price list, 36 pages, 3673 Lot of Two Books gloss paper. The price list exhibits some light to moderate crinkling and First is a 768-page illustrated hardcover title Small Arms of the World, by folding from handling and storage, otherwise showing no loss, W.H.B. Smith, copyright 1957. The book has spots of light foxing separation or other damage of note and rating very fine overall. throughout and areas where it is starting to loosen from the binding but (12A8637-5E) remains intact in overall very good condition. Second is a 187-page 3665 Vintage Remington Catalog No. 107 circa 1923 illustrated hardcover title Early Firearms of Great Britain and Ireland, One 1923-dated 192-page catalog of Remington firearms and designed by Peter Oldenburg, copyright 1971 (Metropolitan Museum of accessories including rifles, shotguns, pistols, cartridges and even a Art) featuring the collection of Clay P. Bedford. The books dust cover small section on cutlery. The cover exhibits some light foxing and edge shows some minor scuffing along its edges and otherwise remains in wear and the pages show expected age darkening at the edges, excellent condition. (109586-1) otherwise the print is crisp and the pages excellent. The catalog rates 3674 Colt Book Lot very fine to excellent overall. Also included is a four-page folded paper This is a 406-page illustrated hardcover title This is a 406 page price list from the same year, also in excellent condition with expected illustrated hardcover title Colt an American Legend, by R.L. Wilson, age yellowing. (12A8637-5F) copyright 1939. The books dust jacket shows some minor wear and 3666 Shotgun Catalogs wrinkling along its edges and the book itself remains in overall excellent Two shotgun catalogs: first, a 24-page French-language Darne catalog condition. (109586-1A) detailing Darne shotguns including several variants of the Model R and 3675 US Civil War Three Book Set Model V. The catalog is in excellent condition with few blemishes except This lot includes three titles from the Echoes of Glory set. First is a very light edge and corner wear on the cover and negligible foxing on 320-page illustrated hardcover with subtitle Illustrated Atlas of the Civil several of the pages. Second, a 32-page Parker Guns catalog featuring War, second is a 312-page illustrated hardcover subtitle Arms and descriptions and illustrations of various Parker guns including the Parker Equipment of the Confederacy, third is a 317-page illustrated hardcover A1 Special, the Parker B.H.E., the Parker Single Barrel Trap Gun and with subtitle Arms and Equipment of the Union, all from Time Life Books more. The catalog is in excellent condition with just a bit of fading on the copyright 1991. The books come with a leather-bound sleeve that shows spine of the cover and no other discernible blemishes. (12A8637-5G) light scuffing and some minor mildew staining and the books remain in 3667 Vintage Colt Firearms Catalog excellent condition. (109586-1B) One 38-page catalog featuring specifications, pricing and illustrations of 3676 Lot of Two British Revolver Books a variety of Colt pistols and revolvers. The cover has separated at the This lot includes two hardcover titles. First is an illustrated 80-page title spine and staple-repaired and the first page is not present. The Revolvers of the British Services 1854-1954, by Chamberlain & remainder of the pages exhibit some light wrinkling and foxing here or Taylorson. The book has a couple of small scuffs and a small area of there with crisp clear print and no instances of loss or separation. adhesive residue on the front cover but remains in excellent condition. Overall the catalog is in very good condition. (12A8637-5H) Second is a 240-page illustrated title Adams Revolvers, by Chamberlain 3668 Philip Jay Medicus Cartridge Catalog No. 2 & Taylorson, copyright 1976. The books outer dust jacket shows some One 56-page catalog bound in red cardstock featuring an assortment of minor scuffing with a tiny tear on the back edge and the book itself collectible cartridges for sale, six pages of 1:1 scale illustrations of a remains in excellent condition. (109686-1) variety of cartridges and a short essay by Philip Jay Medicus titled “How 3677 Lot of Two British Arms Books to Collect Cartridges”. The cover exhibits some light wrinkling and fading This lot includes two hardcover titles. First is an illustrated 80-page title at the edges; the pages are largely unblemished except a few spots of Revolvers of the British Services 1854-1954, by Chamberlain & foxing here or there. Overall the catalog is in near excellent condition. Taylorson. The book has a couple of small scuffs and a small area of (12A8637-5J) adhesive residue on the front cover but remains in excellent condition. 3669 Vintage Sporting Goods Catalogs Second is an illustrated unnumbered title Illustrated British Firearms Three catalogs of outdoor sporting goods. First, a 48-page Marble’s Patents, by Lindsay, copyright 1969. This book is number 966 of 1000 Outing Equipment catalog circa 1931 detailing Marble’s equipment such and has a minor area along the inside cover that is starting to weaken at as camping axes, hunting and fishing knives, gun sights, accessories the spine but remains intact and in overall near excellent condition. and the Marble’s Game Getter combination gun. The catalog is in (109686-1A) excellent condition with no blemishes save a bit of edge wear at the 3678 US Civil War Swords Book Lot spine. Second, a 172-page Kirtland Brothers & Co. circa 1920 featuring Includes an illustrated 514-page hardcover title Civil War Cavalry & a wide variety of sporting gear including firearms, ammunition, camping Artillery Sabers, by John H. Thillman, copyright 2001. This first edition tools, military and police equipment, fishing rods, athletic equipment for print is complete with outer dustjacket and remains in like-new condition. football, baseball, tennis and more. The cover has been tape-repaired at The inside cover has an added sticker that reads “Greetings and Best the spine and exhibits some instances of separation and loss; the pages Wishes from The Author” and is signed by Thillman. (109425-2B) exhibit no more than minute foxing here or there and softening of the 3679 US Civil War Swords Book Lot corners. Overall the catalog is in very good plus to excellent condition. Includes an illustrated 607-page hardcover title Civil War Army Swords, Third, a Von Lengerke & Antoine Just for Sport catalog circa 1931 by John H. Thillman, copyright 2008. This print remains in as-near-new featuring a variety of outdoor goods, mostly firearms and firearms condition complete with outer dustjacket, inscription sticker signed by accessories as well as hunting outfits and accessories, camping tools, the author on interior. (109425-2) knives and even a selection of dog care accessories. The pages and 3680 US Civil War Swords Special Edition Book Lot cover exhibit some very light edge wear and several small instances of Includes a leather bound 608-page hardcover title Civil War Army tearing but little other wear. Overall the catalog rates very fine to near Swords, by John H. Thillman, copyright 2008. This handsomely bound excellent. Also included is a 7-page Von Lengerke & Detmold Inc. leather cover remains in as-near-new condition and comes with a corrected price list for the VL.&D. 1927-1928 Gun Catalog, rating near leather bound storage sleeve and is marked Deluxe Special Edition excellent with some expecting foxing and light edge wear. (12A8637-5K) Book number 69 of 100 on inside cover and is signed by the artist. 3670 Vintage Marlin Firearms Catalog (109425-2A) One Marlin Guns catalog circa about 1957 touting a variety of Marlin rifles with an emphasis on the new (as of print date) Micro-Groove rifling technology. The gloss cardstock pages feature full-color illustrations accompanied by descriptions of Marlin’s latest offerings. Overall the catalog is in excellent condition. (12A8637-5L) Auction - Amoskeag Online #126 - May 2020 05/31/2020 11:45 AM EDT

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3681 Lot of Five Books First is 275-page soft cover title Stones River – Bloody Winter in Tennessee, by James Lee McDonough, copyright 1980. Aside from some light foxing along its edges this book remains in excellent condition. Second are a set of two hardcover titles Personal Memoirs of P.H. Sheridan, copyright 1888. Volume one is 500 pages with scattered illustrations and volume two is 486 pages with several fold out maps. The books show slightly rounded corners and scuffing along the exteriors with minor foxing and both have a relaxed spine that allows for the books to lay flat. Third is an illustrated 680-page hardcover title Generals in Blue, by Ezra J. Warner, copyright 1964. This 1977 print has a lightly tattered dustjacket and some minor foxing along the edges of the pages and a personal message in ink from a son to his father at Christmas time. Last is a 361-page soft cover title Carbine & Lance, by Colonel W. S. Nye, copyright 1969. This later edition print shows very signs of use and remains in excellent condition. (109060-51) 3682 Rare Remington Arms 1912 Commemorative Centennial Book One copy of the Remington centennial commemorative volume A New Chapter In An Old Story published by Remington Arms UMC in the year 1912. The descriptive subtitle summarizes the contents succinctly, “Being an Interesting Account of the Strange Steps by Which A Great Modern Business Has Grown Out of Ancient Conditions Together With A Look Into The Future”. The front cover depicts, in illustration-colored photograph, a lone modern hunter seated at his campfire admiring his Remington repeating rifle. He is joined by the ghosts of his forefathers from across the ages: the primitive caveman, the early musketeer, the soldiers and hunters trained in the use of flintlock and percussion arms, all gazing with admiration at the Remington cartridge rifle. The contents of the book begin with a speculative history of the development of missile weapons across human history from the thrown rock of early man to the sling, the bow, the crossbow and early firearms such as the matchlock all leading up to the pinnacle of modern ballistic science: the Remington firearm (according to the unbiased and thoroughly impartial historians of Remington Arms). The book continues in the latter half with the history of Remington Arms, beginning with the first crafted by Eliphalet Remington Jr. at his father’s forge in Ilion Gorge and concluding with a literary tour of the Remington plant at Bridgeport to showcase the testing and manufacturing process of the modern day (as of 1912). The tale is illustrated by numerous photographs, diagrams and other artist’s renditions of the subjects discussed, including several full-page photographs of man challenging the beasts of the wild with his ballistic superiority. The volume is in very good plus to excellent condition, the cover exhibiting some moderate wear at the edges, loss of the outer layer of the spine and numerous tiny handling marks across the faces. Otherwise the binding remains intact mostly intact with a partial separation at the front cover and the pages are in about excellent condition with only scattered light foxing. While the book would benefit from light restorative work, the careful reader may enjoy this volume as-is with minimal concern. A fine addition to the library of any arms collector, particularly the Remington enthusiast. (12A9459-36D) (50/100) Est. 50 - 100 3683 Vintage Reloading Literature An assortment of (9) various handbooks, manuals, and pamphlets mostly pertaining to cartridge reloading. Examples include: Lyman Pistol & Revolver Reloading Handbook, Second Edition, paperback, 287 pages, copyright Lyman Products Corp. 1994; Speer Manual For Reloading Ammunition Number 7, comb-bound paperback, 382 pages, copyright Speer Inc. 1966; The Remington Historical Treasury of American Guns by Harold L. Peterson, paperback, 159 pages, copyright Specialized Publishing Co. 1966; Midway USA LoadMAP .44 Remington Magnum Volume One, comb-bound paperback, 108 pages, copyright MidwayUSA 1998; Midway LoadMAP .45 ACP Volume One, comb-bound paperback, 116 pages, copyright Midway Arms Inc. 1997; Lyman Ammunition Reloading Hand Book, 41st edition, comb-bound paperback, 172 pages, copyright Lyman Gun Sight Co. 1957; Lyman Ideal Handbook No. 39, comb-bound paperback, 189 pages, copyright Lyman Gun Sight Co. 1953. All items are in very fine to excellent condition with minimal handling wear and some light instances of foxing on several of the older publications. The cover is not present on the Lyman Ideal Handbook No. 39, otherwise all handbooks are complete with no evidence of separation or loss. (129167-10) 3684 Japanese Type 99 Arisaka Rifle Sling This leather sling measures 36” in length and features a blued steel sling loop button and a brass buckle. The outer surfaces exhibit several areas of light crazing and cracking and a few areas of stiffness but the sling remains whole with no more than a bit of light surface finish loss here and there. The buckle is mottled to a gray-tinted dark goldenrod and the steel button slightly faded to a blue-gray with a few tiny handling marks. Overall the sling is in very good condition. (129688-11B)