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Byzantine Religious pendant depicting Archangel Michael on horseback - 26mm
Description: Early Medieval period, Byzantine figurative pendant; a flat section discoid pendant with integral loop; depiction of Archangel Michael with drawn sword, advancing left on a horseback. Material: Bronze/ smooth green patina Condition: Very Fine / Wearable / see photos Size: 26 mm; weight: 2.9 grams Date: 6th - 10th century Item ID: A504Provenance: The Supplier warrants that is has obtained this lot in a legal manner.Obtained from an old British collection.When bidding and buying items from us you can be assured that:You will find an interesting variety of antiquities and coins.Items offered are unconditionally guaranteed to be AUTHENTIC.Postage will be handled quickly and professionally.All items are posted up to 48 hours after payment is made with registered mail.For multiple purchases shipping will be combined and discountedIf you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.Important information.The seller guarantees that he is entitled to ship this lot.The seller will take care that any necessary permits will be arranged.The seller will inform the buyer about this if this takes more than a few days.Read more
United Kingdom- 13h
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A WWII German army Paratroopers badge, marked 'G E Junker B...
A WWII German army Paratroopers badge, marked 'G E Junker Berlin' to back.Read more
- United Kingdom
- 28d 5h
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Webley "WG" Army Model Revolver with Union Castle Line Marking
It has "P. WEBLEY & SON LONDON & BIRMINGHAM" on the barrel rib, "455/476" on the left side of the barrel lug, "'WG' ARMY MODEL" on the left of the top strap and "WEBLEY/PATENTS" and the winged bullet over "W&S" along with "UNION CASTLE LINE" on the left side of the frame. British proofs are present. Matching numbers are found on the left side of the grip frame, right side of the frame, cylinder and barrel. From 1900 until 1977 the British owned Union Castle Line operated a fleet of passenger liners and cargo ships between Europe and Africa. During World War I, many of the company's ships were requisitioned by the British government for service as troop ships or hospital ships, and 8 of its ships were sunk by mines or German U-boats during the war.Read more
USA- 17d 12h
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Medieval Pilgrim Badge and Artefact Group
A mixed group of lead-alloy items comprising: a figure of Thomas Becket kneeling, hands clasped and finger interlocked, tree-trunk with sprouts to the side; a reliquary frame with nimbate figure beside the lower body of another, low-relief chalice motif below; a hexagonal badge with pin openwork frame with two standing figures and crown above, (Walsingham?); a pendant with patriarchal cross to one face and Christ in majesty to the other; a belted tunic fragment (St. Catherine?); a discoid brooch of Henry VI on a textured field; a scroll fragment with hatched band; a standing figure fragment with wheel (St. Catherine?); a facing figure fragment with lateral raised wings; a profile female bust with long hair; a frame fragment with radiating spokes; a discoid panel with frame, facing bust; a discoid badge with facing robed figure holding a branch; a ring-brooch; two fragments of an annular frame with external band; a discoid fragment with raised border. 39 grams total, 12-33mm (1/2 - 1 1/4"). [17, No Reserve]Read more
- United Kingdom
- 16d 6h
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Charles Erb - Vickers MK I Heavy Machine Gun
This is an excellent example of a highly desirable Vickers Pattern MkI heavy machine gun that has been assembled on a Charles Erb receiver. The Vickers machine gun was actually produced under a limited affiliation between Albert Vickers Company and Hiram S. Maxim starting in approximately 1885. The British Government required certain modification to the gun. Maxim made the modifications and reduced the weight to 40.5 lbs. The British Government tested the new improved gun, all three test models passed and the Government approved it as their standard in 1887. Although England did not manufacture/purchase large numbers until the early 1900s, it eventually was fielded in huge numbers during WWI and WWII and remained in service in great Britain until the adoption of the L7A1 in 1961. It is a very heavy, robust and highly desirable heavy machine noted for its extremely reliability. It uses a non-disintegrating cloth belt and has a cyclic rate of 500 rpm. This example is all complete with an all blued receiver manufactured by the Charles Erb company that is fitted with an original green painted, fluted water jacket. The left side of the receiver has the "Charles Erb" Bullet designed log followed by serial number 645A. The water jacket and feed tray are both stamped "D5228" with the rear of the feed tray stamped 7.9mm. This excellent MG comes with three cloth belts and an original British type tripod designed for this weapon.Read more
- USA
- 17d 12h
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- Show bid14 000 USD
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A pair of penannular bronze necklaces, each formed from a round-section rod with coiled ends. 435 grams total, 15.5cm (6"). [2]Read more
- United Kingdom
- 16d 6h
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Colt Cowboy Single Action Army Revolver with Factory Letter
Manufactured in 2000. Standard markings and sights. Includes a factory letter that confirms the revolvers configuration with "Special Features" of "unique barrel length and stocks" and that it was sold to a Colt employee and sent to Newington Gun Exchange of Newington, Connecticut on July 21, 2000.Read more
- USA
- 17d 12h
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This is a 1943 dated WWII British Enfield No. 4 MK 1(T) sniper rifle with an original and matching No. 32 MKII scope and mount. These rifles were originally developed in the late 1930s and became the standard WWII British sniper rifle that was used until the early 1960s. The receiver is marked "No. 4 Mk. I/T", and the socket is marked "M47C/1943/ENGLAND/AV3699/TR/43". It has its matching No. 32 MKII sniper scope marked "TEL. SIG/No.32 Mk.II/O.S. 1650A/1944 No 9085". The scope has the standard British post and crosshair reticle pattern. The mount is stamped with "N92" maker's mark and the rear of the mount is stamped with the matching serial number "AV3699". The top and bottom half of the scope rings are stamped "22" and "23" respectively. It has its correct matching numbered bolt. The buttstock is stamped with a faint "S51" on the underside, behind the pistol grip area, and a faint "9085" on top behind the receiver. The top of the comb on the buttstock is fitted with an original cheekpiece held on with two wooden screws. The forestock is stamped with serial number 15L7927 with the Canadian acceptance proofs. This sniper rifle is complete with a No.15 MkI green wooden storage chest, one original box magazine, a set of original WWII British leather lens covers and a WWI era leather sling stamped "DUNCAN A.K.S". There were approximately 26,000 of these rifles manufactured during WWII; most saw heavy use during the war, and the balance were given to other countries in the United Kingdom after the war. Only a couple hundred were ever imported in the 1960s by Interarms.Read more
- USA
- 17d 12h
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Nazi Physical Disability League Flag
A successor organization to the Selbsthilfebund der Korperbehinderten (Self Help League of the Physically Disabled), the RBK was the "Nazified" incarnation of the outfit, a sub-unit of the Nationalsozialistische Volkswolhlfahrt (NS-People's Welfare) organization primarily associated with the care of disabled Wehrmacht veterans. Measuring approximately 47 inches by 54 inches (110cm x 130cm), this flag features double sided constriction with no markings on the hoist. Both sides feature bands of black, white and red at the top and bottom, and a prominent Nazi eagle backed by swords in the center (each side has the eagle oriented to face the hoist and the swastika running the proper direction).Read more
- USA
- 17d 12h
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German Military interest style Nazi Luftwaffe pilots badge w...
German Military interest style Nazi Luftwaffe pilots badge with boxRead more
- United Kingdom
- 16d 4h
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A quantity of assorted medals British and other including; B...
A quantity of assorted medals British and other including; British set comprising 1939 - 1945 War medal, 1939 - 1945 Defence medal and 1939 - 1945 Star, Soviet 1941 - 1945 Victory medal, two Queen Victoria longest reign medallions etc. 15 items.Read more
- United Kingdom
- 28d 5h
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Winchester Model 21 Trap Grade Double Barrel Shotgun
Manufactured circa 1950. Dual bead sights on the matte solid rib, 2 3/4 inch chambers with ejectors. The barrel flat is marked with the matching serial number, each side is marked with a Winchester oval proof, and the Winchester proof steel barrels are marked "FULL" and "FULL." The left barrel near the breech is marked "MODEL 21- WINCHESTER/-TRADE MARK--12 GAUGE 2 3/4 CHAM". The trigger plate is stamped "TRAP" (seldom encountered) above the screw, and the water table is stamped with the Winchester oval proof and the three-line Made in U.S.A., model/ address marking on the left side. The matching serial number is also marked on the upper tang, forearm hardware and wood. Single trigger with selector and a tang mounted manual safety. Mounted on a nicely figured checkered beavertail forearm and pistol grip stock with a Winchester grip cap and a solid Winchester recoil pad. The barrel and stock measurements are: bore diameter at 9 inches from breech .731/.730 inch; bore constriction .036/.036 inch; minimum wall thickness .041/.035 inch; drop at comb 1 3/8 inches; drop at heel 2 inches; length of pull 14 inches; cast neutral.Read more
- USA
- 17d 12h
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Rare Engraved Jennings Breech Loading Rifle
The Jennings rifles were designed by Lewis Jennings. The design is considered to be an improvement of the Hunt Repeating Rifle, but the only Hunt design characteristics kept were the sliding internal bolt, the tubular magazine, the automatic pill primer, and the "Rocket Ball" cartridge. They were manufactured by Robbins & Lawrence of Windsor, Vermont, in 1848-1851, and production is believed to have been limited to less then 1,000, including both the repeating rifles and breech loaders, despite their original 5,000 gun contract. Benjamin Tyler Henry (the namesake of the Henry rifle) and Horace Smith and Daniel Wesson were also involved. Smith's later revisions of the design, the Smith-Jennings, was also manufactured by Robbins & Lawrence for a brief period around 1851, and Smith and Wesson latter partnered to manufacture the Smith & Wesson lever action pistols which eventually evolved into the Volcanic pistols and carbines and subsequently the Henry rifle and Winchester Model 1866. In this complicated and relatively rapid evolution, the Jennings is considered the "great-grandfather" of the Winchester rifles. The connection with Winchester along with Smith & Wesson has long made these rifles very desirable. This example has a small brass post front sight, notch rear sight at the breech, scroll engraving on the receiver, "ROBBINS & LAWRENCE/MAKERS/WINDSOR VT." and "C.P. DIXON AGENT/NEW YORK.PATENTED 1849" on the left side of the receiver, a German silver oval inlay on the left side of the stock, and "430" engraved on the lower tang. It has been converted to a muzzle loader in the usual fashion: many of the action components have been removed and a traditional breech plug has been installed at the breech.Read more
- USA
- 17d 12h
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Two-Tone Galaxy G.11 spring pistol Before bidding on any realistic imitation firearm please ensure that you are over 18 years old and meet one of the following criteria: - You are a 'registered' airsofter with membership of an insured skirmish site. ...Read more
- United Kingdom
- 4h
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Scarce and Historic U.S. North Model 1813 Flintlock Army Pistol
This Model 1813 flintlock pistol was manufactured by Simeon North in Middletown, Connecticut. North manufactured 1,626 Model 1813 pistols between 1813 and 1815. The Army received 626 pistols without the belt hooks. The contract for the Model 1813 flintlock pistols were the first in which the gun maker agreed to provide weapons with interchangeable parts. The pistol has a round, smoothbore barrel with octagonal breech, double strap, and "Wickham Improvement" barrel band. The lock has a beveled front and rounded rear with reinforced hammer, detachable brass flash pan has no fence, and the frizzen has a flat toe. The frizzen spring has a bulbous tip. The pistol side plate, trigger guard, back strap and buttcap are iron. The hickory ramrod has a swelled tip with slotted and threaded iron ferrule. The stock is black walnut. The lock plate is marked: "S. NORTH" in a downward curve over an Eagle motif flanked by "U" and "S". "MIDLN. CON" is stamped in an upward curve below the eagle. The initials of inspector Henry H. Perkin (H.H.P.) are stamped on the right breech flat above the flash hole. The left breech flat is stamped with a "P/US" proofmark. An Ordnance inspection mark that consists of a "V" stamped above the script letters "LS" with an oval border is stamped on the left stock flat.Read more
- USA
- 17d 12h
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Browning Arms - Superposed Engraved Gold Inlaid
Introduced in 1981. Ramped beaded blade front and flip up rear notch sights on the quarter rib, standard FN barrel markings, and Belgian proofs, flourishes of gold wire inlaid scroll engraving on the front sight ramp and barrel at the breech, and similar engraving on the forearm fittings. Fully engraved receiver with gold inlaid borders and brilliant gold inlaid big game scenes of a cape buffalo on the right and bull elephant on the left. The underside is signed "ENGRAVED BY SAM WELCH/KODIAK, ALASKA" over a map of Africa. Trigger guard is inscribed with the initials "D/K/C" in gold wire inlay. Single selective trigger and tang mounted safety/selector switch. Checkered forearm and stock with a Browning plastic buttplate. Stock measurements are: 1 1/2 inch drop at comb; 2 1/4 inch drop at heel; 14 1/2 inch length of pull. With Browning takedown case.Read more
- USA
- 17d 12h
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U.S. Cavalry Commorative Pair of Colt Model 1860 Army Revolvers
Manufactured in 1977 with standard markings and features. The case contains the revolvers, combination nipple wrench and screwdriver, a bullet mold, cap tin, key, powder flask, and shoulder stock.Read more
- USA
- 17d 12h
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A twin handled cast aluminium steering boss from WWII aerona...
A twin handled cast aluminium steering boss from WWII aeronautical joystick. 38 cm wide.Read more
- United Kingdom
- 28d 5h
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Daewoo/Knight K1A1 SMG, Class III/NFA Full Transferrable MG
Originally manufactured by Daewoo of Korea and imported by Stoeger of New Jersey as a semi-automatic commercial variant of the K1 sub-machine gun, and subsequently upgraded by Knight's Armament of Vero Beach, Florida for full automatic operation. Originally developed in the late '70s and fielded in 1981, there was a very limited window for K1 variants to make it into the U.S. before machine gun registration was locked off, making fully transferrable examples scarce. Post front and two-leaf rear sights, with a slotted flash hider, direct impingement operation, fully functional 3-position "SAFE AUTO SEMI" selector switch, ribbed handguard, checkered pistol grip and a telescoping 3-position buttstock with checkered buttplate. Magazine absent.Read more
- USA
- 17d 12h
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Winchester Model 12 Slide Action Trap Marked Shotgun
Manufactured originally in 1935 and subsequently factory refurbished/upgraded. Dual bead sights on the post-war factory rib with 2 3/4 inch chamber, standard barrel markings, and full choke. The barrel and receiver are stamped with the Winchester "WP" proof at the breech. Diamond pattern checkered extension forearm and stock with black diamond inserts at the wrist and vented White-Line recoil pad. Stock measurements are: 1 1/2 inch drop at comb; 1 5/8 inch drop at heel; 13 1/4 inch length of pull.Read more
- USA
- 17d 12h
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Bronze Age Irish Socketted Spearhead
A bronze spearhead with tapering midrib, leaf-shaped blade with median rib to each face, two flattened attachment loops, everted collar to mouth, old collector's label 'Co Antrim, DML'. 90 grams, 12cm (4 3/4").Read more
- United Kingdom
- 16d 6h
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Spiked breeching muzzle device, quad rail system with folding forward grip, 3 inch chamber, cylinder choke, standard box magazine, serrated pistol grip, and six position collapsible buttstock. Length of pull is 15 3/4 inches. With cleaning kit.Read more
- USA
- 17d 12h
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R.H. Ruana 28C Custom Skinner with "M" Mark.
Saber ground Skinner with thumb grooved back. Integral aluminum handle with tapered stag inserts. Signed guard with "M" mark. Original leather sheath. Condition: (Very Good).Name Value Serial Number Blade Length 4-1/2" Overall Length 9-1/4", Condition:, Name, Value, Serial Number, Blade Length, 4-1/2", Overall Length, 9-1/4"Read more
- USA
- 29d 11h
- Low estimate
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Collector's Lot of Two Winchester Model 52 Target Rifles
Manufactured in 1954. With a filler block in the front sight dovetail, scope blocks on top of the barrel, standard markings, and Winchester proofs on the barrel and receiver at the breech. Serrated target trigger adjustable for pull and over travel. Flat bottom target stock with an accessory mount, palm stop, and checkered steel buttplate.Read more
- USA
- 17d 12h
- Low estimate
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London Armory Co. Kerr Patent Percussion Revolver
The Kerr revolver's cylinder can be rotated by pulling the trigger, but the hammer must be cocked manually and also revolves the cylinder when it is. The use of an older style back action percussion lock meant that these revolvers were easier to work on and repair than more complicated revolver actions. These revolver were exported for the Confederacy. This revolver does not carry the Confederate contract "JS/anchor" marking. While revolvers with the "JS" marking is generally found on Confederate Kerr examples, the lack of the marking does not necessarily preclude it from Confederate use. The revolver does have the "LAC" London Armory marking followed by "crown/GP" and "crown/V" proofs on the upper left barrel flat, a frame marked "LONDON/ARMORY" on the left side and "KERR'S PATENT. 9900" on the right side, and a lock plate marked "LONDON ARMOURY CO." the number "9900" is repeated on the cylinder. The frame under the cylinder is marked "JC," "482" and "1." "482" is repeated on the trigger guard. Consignor research is included.Read more
- USA
- 17d 12h
- Low estimate
- Show bid1 400 USD
A Collection of Interntaional Coins and Paper Money
A Collection of Interntaional Coins and Paper MoneyRead more
- USA
- 19d 12h
- Low estimate
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Unsigned R.H. Ruana Fixed Blade w/ Factory Letter.
Skinning blade. Integral aluminum handle with square cut stag inserts. Unsigned. Original early buckle sheath. Circa 1938-1943. Includes a notarized factory letter. Condition: (Very Good).Name Value Serial Number Blade Length 5" Overall Length 9-1/2" Paperwork Yes, Condition:, Name, Value, Serial Number, Blade Length, 5", Overall Length, 9-1/2", Paperwork, YesRead more
- USA
- 29d 11h
- Low estimate
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H&R 28 Gauge Handy-Gun, Class III/NFA
Produced in the 1920s and 30s as a close range varmint gun with bead front and frame notch rear sights. Typically seen in 410 gauge, this example is configured for 28 gauge shells. Single bead sight, "MADE IN U.S.A. 28 GA.CHOKE" on top of the barrel, the two-line address on the right side of the frame, "H.&R. "HANDY-GUN" on the left, smooth forearm, and checkered pistol grip stock with a web spur. Includes a box of Remington Express 28 gauge shotshells.Read more
- USA
- 17d 12h
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Manufactured in 1977 and returned to the Colt Custom shop for factory engraving in 1984 according to the included Colt packing slip. Features "C" class engraving with tight scroll on a punch dot background with standard markings. The left side of the grip frame is correctly stamped "COLT ENG" With a leatherette Colt display case, un-numbered "stagecoach" box, and white Custom Shop shipping sleeve (detached matching end label included).Read more
- USA
- 17d 12h
- Low estimate
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Lot of 2: Small Custom Fixed Blades.
Knife A) Drop point Skinner with thumb grooved back. Blade marked "T & C" with an outline of the USA. Yellow composite handle with lanyard hole. No sheath. Circa contemporary. In near mint condition. Knife B) Fixed blade marked with a lion's head and "Samson". Rawhide wrapped handle with lanyard hole. No sheath. Circa contemporary. In mint condition. Condition: (Near Mint - Near Mint Plus).Name Value Serial Number Blade Length a)4-1/8", b)4-3/8" Overall Length a)7-5/8", b)7-1/2, Condition:, Name, Value, Serial Number, Blade Length, a)4-1/8", b)4-3/8", Overall Length, a)7-5/8", b)7-1/2Read more
- USA
- 29d 11h
- Low estimate
- Show bid300 USD
HK53 Assault Rifle with Quality Auto-Sear, Full Transferrable
Manufactured in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, the Quality Manufacturing auto-sear is pre-86 registered with no noted caliber, barrel length or overall length, with a note in the "Additional Description" field noting it as installed in the B item in this lot. The sear has been professionally installed in a trigger pack and is set up for a "0/1/25" selector pattern.Read more
- USA
- 17d 12h
- Low estimate
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S&W 44 Hand Ejector Triple Lock Revolver with Extra Barrel
The accompanying factory letters confirm both the finish and checkered walnut grips and states that this revolver was part of a 10 unit shipment of the Triple Lock Model 4 and 6 1/2 inch barrel lengths when it left the factory on June 18, 1917 to be delivered to Shapleigh Hardware Co., St. Louis, Missouri. The letters also state that the records did not list the barrel lengths by serial numbers and there were no special notes. Although not confirmed by the factory letters, knowledgeable collectors are convinced this revolver originally left the factory on June 18, 1917 with an extra barrel. Note that both barrels are factory numbered to the gun. Moreover, the revolver is absent of factory rework markings, thus indicating that the revolver was not returned to the factory to receive the second barrel. The matching serial number is found on the butt, cylinder, both barrels and right grip panel. The assembly number "5717" is stamped on the yoke and crane. The revolver has standard S&W markings (includes both barrels), and the barrels measure 4 and 6 1/2 inches. Barrel lengths other than 6 1/2 are highly desirable by collectors. Over the years the Triple Lock has gained something of a cult following. Most S&W experts are of the opinion that the Triple Lock mechanism was more an expression of the ultimate in precision machine work than as a necessity for strength and function. S&W's usual two locks provided more locking strength than their main competitor Colt. Provenance: Ray Cheely Collection, Chad Gripp Collection.Read more
- USA
- 17d 12h
- Low estimate
- Show bid15 000 USD
S&W 44 Hand Ejector Fourth Model Target Revolver with Box
Serial number falls into the 1955/56 production run with this example shipped in December 1955. It has target sights, standard S&W markings, Magna grips and importer marking on the butt. Matching serial numbers are found on the butt, cylinder, right grip panel and ejector shroud, and matching assembly numbers are found on the yoke and crane. Comes with the original factory box numbered to the gun.Read more
- USA
- 17d 12h
- Low estimate
- Show bid2 500 USD
Wheeler British Brown Bess Flintlock Musket
India Pattern musket manufactured around the early 19th century with standard bayonet stud on top, British cross scepter proofs, King George cipher at the center of the lock, and "WHEELER" in an arch at the tail.Read more
- USA
- 17d 12h
- Low estimate
- Show bid2 000 USD
WEIHRAUCHA .22 BOLT-ACTION SPORTING RIFLE, NO. 26233
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- United Kingdom
- 4d 6h
- Low estimate
- Show bid260 USD
Engraved and "LS" Marked Percussion American Long Rifle
This Bedford style rifle is marked "LS" on the lock and has standard style blade and notch sights, double set triggers, engraved side plate and patch box, and carving on the left behind the cheek rest.Read more
- USA
- 17d 12h
- Low estimate
- Show bid900 USD
Don Mount File Back Saber Ground Skinner Snap-In Sheath.
Saber ground Skinner with a fantastic worked back. Acid etched Don Mount and duck's head on the face of the blade. White composite handle with raised worked tang. Correct snap in sheath signed "Mount". Condition: (Mint).Name Value Serial Number Blade Length 6-3/4" Overall Length 11-1/4", Condition:, Name, Value, Serial Number, Blade Length, 6-3/4", Overall Length, 11-1/4"Read more
- USA
- 29d 11h
- Low estimate
- Show bid300 USD
J.N. Cooper Massive Contemporary Bowie Called the "California Bowie".
Saber ground clip point. Sectioned handle of brown micarta and hardwood with heavy fancy full guard and pommel. No sheath. Circa Cooper in Double Eagle. This knife is one of Cooper's display knives which is why it does not have a sheath. Condition: (Mint).Name Value Serial Number Blade Length 12" Overall Length 17-1/4", Condition:, Name, Value, Serial Number, Blade Length, 12", Overall Length, 17-1/4"Read more
- USA
- 29d 11h
- Low estimate
- Show bid1 200 USD
ARRIETAA 12-BORE "SABEL 25" MODEL SIDELOCK EJECTOR GUN, NO. 23673
Fine Modern and Vintage Sporting GunsRead more
- United Kingdom
- 4d 6h
- Low estimate
- Show bid530 USD
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In this category you will find medals, decorations and military. Included in this category are historical and modern weapons such as rifles, knives, and pistols as well as antique armor, swords, ceremonial weaponry, and flintlock rifles.