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Jackson's Auctioneers
& Appraisers of Fine Art & Antiques March 27, 1999 auction The vast majority of Native American artifacts in this sale are from the Walter Woody King collection. Many Midwest artifact collectors and museum personnel were familiar with Mr. King’s extensive collection. Jackson’s is pleased to offer this fine assemblage gathered over a period of 60 years. Walter Woody King (1914-1976) Walter Woodrow (Woody) King was born and raised in central Iowa. As a result of his talent as an artist, Woody spent the W.W.II years in Cheyenne and San Francisco as a graphic designer with United Airlines, a contractor responsible for outfitting new B-17s for combat in Europe & retrofitting older Flying Fortresses. In 1947, Woody brought his family back to Conrad, Iowa where he and his wife, Vida, owned and operated King’s Café for 10 years. He then followed his calling as an artist and began work with Lennox Industries in advertising and production management functions until his death in 1976. He always welcomed an opportunity to share his Indian artifact collection and knowledge of Indian lore, but especially enjoyed telling about finding his first arrowhead in 1928. At the age of 14, Woody was cleaning his breakfast plate in a small rapids having spent the previous night camped on the riverbank. He turned to set the plate down and noticed something unusual. There on the sandbar beside him lay a completely exposed perfect arrowhead. That awesome moment was the beginning of his life-long quest and interest in Indian artifacts and lore. He said that his easiest & best artifact "Finds" were in the spring of the year after the fields were freshly plowed followed by heavy rain. Rarely did he find fully exposed arrowheads. Usually he would spot a small piece of rock that, when uncovered, would reveal an ax or arrowhead. His artifact collection contains over 1000 arrowheads, spears, scrapers and axe heads. It is estimated that 90% of the collection was found in Tama & Marshall Counties in Iowa. Pictures of lot 1-50 2 3/4 GROVE AXE, fine overall polish, fine condition, great example. 3 3/4 GROVE AXE, very good cond. polish in grove & on bit area a couple of minor scratches on surface. 4 3/4 GROVE AXE, fine overall polish entire surface bit is sharp, pole a little rough from usage nice color. 5 WAR CLUB HEAD FROM SD, great old historic club head in very fine cond., nice polished surface. 6 OLD CAT ELBOW PIPE, great cond. no damage, very thin wall on bowl. 7 GREAT 3/4 GROVE AXE, great style, nice overall finish, it's a bit small but look at the style & fine condition. 8 DALTON, early archaic culture, a very well made blade, very thin, near perfect cond. very old 8500-6500 BC. 9 OVAL BI-POINTED KNIFE, sugar quartz material, raw material, nice example. 10 3/4 GROVE AXE, good polish overall, a nice axe with just a few minor nicks on pole & bit. 11 3/4 GROVE AXE, fair finish, just a trace of polish left, no damage, just a couple of blade scratches. 12 BI-POINTED KNIFE RIVER BLADE, rare material traces N.D. area, rare but is found in Iowa, very nice type / style. 13 3/4 GROVE AXE, well made, good polish, a couple minor chips from pole area, bit is ok, but has a bit of a rough edge. 14 3/4 GROVE AXE, nice example, has some polish left on blade area & grove, no major damage. 15 ADULT SIOUX MOCS, ca1900 greasy yellow, white heart reds, green, blue & white beads, hide stiff. Beadwork over 90% intact. 16 3/4 GROVE AXE nice deep grove, bit a little rough but overall cond is very nice, little or no polish except in grove. 17 3/4 GROVE AXE, fair polish on pole & grove, bit is a little rough. 18 BONE SOCKET ARROW shaft & point from California. 19 3/4 GROVE AXE, very nice polish over entire surface, minor bit dings & a couple old damage places on pole. 20 3/4 GROVE AXE, fair finish, bit nick, nice color. 21 ADENA BLADE, very well made, thin example, near perfect. 22 LARGE STEMMED WOODLAND CULTURE SPEAR. 23 3/4 GROVE AXE, small size, maybe used as a toy?, nice overall finish, pole could be better. 24 VERY FINE KNIFE, thin well made, nice color, Woodland culture 500 BC - 500 AD. 25 3/4 GROVE AXE, finish & cond. rough, nice size. 26 VERY SHORT DANCE CLUB (late) Ca. Early 20th century. 27 VERY UNUSUAL KNIFE SCRAPER BLADE. 28 AGATE BASIN POINT, nice cond. Archaic culture. 29 2 BIFACE KNIVES, both over 4" long. 30 3/4 GROVE AXE, fine polish on surface, bit has some damage, nice form. 31 3/4 GROVE AXE, very large, rough finish, may not have been finished. 32 THREE DALTONS, Archaic culture blades, nice color, this type not common in Iowa. 33 THREE PALEO / ARCHAIC BLADES, larger one is a Holland type named for Warren Holland of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. 34 Three corner notch blades, woodland culture, 500BC-500AD, 3 nice point types. 35 Four stemmed blades sedalia family-archaic & early woodland cultures. 36 Two Dovetails (St. Charles) type knives, archaic culture, 6520BC- 2000BC. 37 Four archaic blades, tan & grey ones, are Hardin backs & 2 dovetails, 6500BC-2500BC. 38 Four Nebo Isedalia type blades, archaic culture, all in very nice condition. 39 Four Thebes type knives, archaic culture-note one has been made into a scraper. 40 Five Tablerock (bottle neck) archaic blades, nice color, very nice examples. 41 Two large archaic knives, larger is a Thebes, the other is a Etley type. 42 Seven nice well made side notch points, great workmanship, nice color, woodland culture 500AD-1000AD. 43 Two AGATE Basin points, archaic culture, 4500-2500BC, both well made examples. 44 Four Woodland culture side notch blades. 45 Three thin biface knives, woodland culture. 46 Two small axes 1 3/4 grove & 1 full grove rough condition, but nice examples. 47 Three large knives - 1 very colorful & thin - woodland culture 500 BC-500AD. 48 Five notched points, all woodland culture, nice color & variety. 49 Three small celts - 1 stone with a fine polished finish, the other two are hematite & also are polished. Pictures of lots 51-77 51 Two Dalton types & two historic metal points (1 is copper), early archaic Daltons & historic types, over 6000 years difference in cultures. 52 Nice stone Celt woodland culture, fine finish, near perfect example. 53 Stone Celt woodland culture, find overall condition except for 1 nick in bit, overall a very nice example. 54 3/4 grove axe - one side shows a super finish, other side damaged. 55 3/4 grove axe, nice overall example - pole a bit rough - nice bit. 56 Full grove archaic culture axe, fair condition. 57 Full grove axe, fair condition. 58 Three stone axes. 59 Three grove mauls (hammers). 60 Three loom beaded items, all in very nice condition, ca 1890-1910 61 Collection of over 25 obsidian points from California. 62 Two stone axes, both damaged examples. 63 Two stone axes, both have a small amount of damage but overall form is very nice. 64 Axe, preform, great color, rarely seen form. 65 Pair full grooved axes, some damage, rough finish. 66 Pair full grooved axes, some damage, rough finish. 67 Stone hatchet head, five pointed, unfinished, unusual. 68 Roller pedestal, some damage. 69 BELL PEDESTAL, rare form & a biscuit discoidal. 70 Fire starter rock, well used on both sides. 71 Three stone axes. 72 Group of three metates, one large & two small. 73 Group of approx. 15 blades, all woodland culture, good to excellent condition. 74 Group of approx. 15 archaic & woodland points, includes two drills, good to excellent condition. 75 Group of 15 archaic & woodland blades, many colorful examples, good to excellent condition. 76 Group of approx. 16 woodland points, various types, good to excellent condition. 77 Group of approx. 15 archaic & woodland points, includes Nebohill & Adena types, good to excellent condition. Pictures of lots 78-105 79 Group of approx. 17 woodland points, includes thin bi-pointed knife, good to excellent condition. 80 Group of approx. 14 woodland & Mississippian points, includes many nice bird points, good to excellent condition. 81 GROUP OF APPROX. 19 WOODLAND & MISSISSIPPIAN, includes Madison war point, good to excellent condition. 82 Group of approx. 15 small bird points, in excellent cond. 83 Group of approx. 20 small bird points, in excellent cond. 84 Group of approx. 15 woodland & archaic blades & three flint drills, in good to excellent condition. 85 Group of approx. 15 woodland blades, includes Oscela type & the Bes knife. 86 Group of approx. 17 woodland points in various styles, in good to excellent condition. 87 Group of approx. 17 woodland points in various styles, with great colored Snyder, in good to excellent condition. 88 Group of approx. 17 archaic & woodland points, includes the Bes & Drill, in good to excellent condition. 89 Group of six(6) flint drills, in good to excellent condition. 90 Group of approx. 17 woodland points, large variety of types with nice colors, in good to excellent condition. 91 Group of approx. 17 woodland, archaic & Mississippian, includes serrated knife, in good to excellent condition. 92 Group of four(4) fine bird points, including a seven notch, all excellent. 93 Group of approx. 21 Mississippian bird points & one woodland point, in good to excellent condition. 94 Group of approx. 20 Mississippian bird points, in good to excellent condition. 95 Group of approx. 20 bird points with side notch & Madison types in good to exc. cond. 96 Group of approx. 15 Mississippian & woodland points with many types including Blunt, in good to excellent condition. 97 Group of approx. 17 archaic & woodland, includes colorful Adena, in good to excellent condition. 98 Group of approx. 16 archaic & woodland including serrated Dalton-Holland, in good to excellent condition. 99 Group of approx. 17 archaic & woodland points, various nice examples, in good to excellent condition. 100 Group of five(5) nice drills, in good to excellent condition. 101 Group of approx. 15 woodland points with lots of color, includes side notch & corner notch points, in good to excellent cond. 102 Group of approx. 13 Mississippian & woodland points, in good to excellent condition. 103 Group of four(4) hematite Celts & tools, in good condition. 104 Group of three(3) corn grinding tools, in good to excellent condition. 105 Group of approx. 7 including Celt, toy axe, three bullets, clay marble & drilled stone. 106 Three(3) large flint agricultural tools, in good condition. 107 LARGE FULL GROOVE AXE, in good condition. 108 STONE AXE, some damage. 109 nice large STONE AXE, some damage. 110 STONE AXE, some damage. 111 Group of approx. 8 Colorado points with nice color, good to excellent condition. 112 Group of approx. 6 large knives & scrapers, in good to very good condition. 113 Group of twelve(12) medium size knives & assorted points with nice color, in good to excellent condition. 114 Group of eight(8) worked Hematite pieces, in good condition. 115 Group of approx. 42 assorted knives & arrowheads, in various conditions. 116 Group of approx. 39 assorted knives & arrowheads, in various conditions. 117 Group of approx. 39 assorted knives & arrowheads, in various conditions. 118 Group of approx. 37 assorted knives & arrowheads, in various conditions. 119 Group of approx. 40 assorted knives & arrowheads, in various conditions. 120 Group of approx. 43 assorted knives & arrowheads in various conditions. 121 Group of approx. 45 assorted sized points, including serrated knife, in various conditions. 122 Group of approx. 34 assorted points, in various conditions. 123 Group of approx. 37 assorted points, in various conditions. 124 Group of approx. 13 assorted points, in various conditions. 125 Group of approx. 20 assorted points, including large knife, archaic pieces & others, in various conditions. 126 Group of approx. 25 corn grinders, marble & various artifacts. 127 Box lot of various stone tools, in assorted condition. 128 Large box of flint & stone hammers, mauls, grinders & assorted flint tools, in various conditions. 129 Box of assorted stones, fossils & petrified woods. 130 Box of assorted flint tools. 131 Group of approx. 6 mauls, axes & corn grinders, in various conditions. 132 Box lot of numerous flint tools. 133 Box of various Mississippian culture pot shards. 134 peg board mount of approx. 37 scrapers, knives & miscellaneous tools, in various conditions. 135 peg board mount of approx. 87 large preforms, scrapers & knives in various cond. 136 peg board mount of approx. 75 scrapers, knives & miscellaneous tools, in various conditions. 137 Frame of 23 woodland & archaic points, including a serrated pine tree mounted in a walnut Victorian frame. 138 Group of approx. 20 scrapers & points, in various conditions. 139 Group of approx. 50 pieces rechips & contemporary spears, knives & arrows. 140 Frame of 13 assorted fossils & bone fragments. 141 Box of assorted flint tools. 142 Collection of 156 different minerals in glass vials. 143 Box of assorted flint tools. 144 Frame of approximately 75 arrowheads & flint tools, in various conditions. 145 group of 8 artifacts 146 Box lot misc. artifacts 8 pc incl. Contemporary points & pipe stone. Pictures of lots 147-191 148 ISLETA earthenware bowl. Geometric polychrome designs in white, orange, blue & black, signed "Feliz, Isleta, New Mexico", dia.13". 149 SOUTHWESTERN Blackware bowl. Polished exterior, some minor losses. Early 20th c., dia.11". 150 NATIVE AMERICAN HATCHET cast bronze contemporary L.8". 151 REDWARE Pottery Vase, red & white polychrome over red burnished slip. 1st half 20th c., H.6". 152 A FINE ACOMA SEED JAR, hand painted black feathered designs on shoulder over burnished white slip. Signed "S.Garcia Acoma, N.M.", H.4". 153 JEMEZ Pottery Figure of an owl, finely polychromed in buff, red & black by artist "Flora C. Giachupin." Signed on base, H.7". 154 SAN JUAN PUEBLO Pottery Jar. Incised banded decoration on burnished redware. Bears San Juan Mercantile label. Artist signature indist., L.6". 155 ACOMA Redware Basket Polychrome decor red, black & white on burnished red slip ground. 4-part twisted handle H.5" 156 ACOMA Pottery form of a deer. Orange & brown polychrome, L.6" 157 SANTA CLARA Blackware Bowl with design of a sea serpent, incised signature on base of "Genevive Suina", dia.5". 158 NATIVE AMERICAN beaded watch fob, c.1900, with design of an eagle atop a Union Jack. In clear, orange, red, white, blue & purple glass beads, L.7". 159 MIRACOPA Wedding Vase with black polychrome designs over burnished red glaze, H.5". 160 SOUTHWESTERN coiled basket, natural color with two green pigmented rows, dia.6". 161 ACOMA, Redware Jar with polychrome designs in gray, red & white on burnished red slip, unsigned, early 20th c.,H.4". 162 JEMEZ Redware Jar with polychrome designs in orange & black over natural ground, signed "L. Tsosie, Jemez", H.4.5". 163 CALIFORNIA STYLE coil basket, slightly patinated, dia.8". 164 ACOMA Pottery Jar, brown polychrome over white glaze, signed "Acoma, N.M." H.3". 165 SANTA DOMINGO Pottery Bowl. Fluted rim with polychrome floral designs, some losses to glaze, dia.6". 166 HISTORIC HOPI Pottery Jar, hand painted black designs on shoulder over burnished ground. Above 3 molded & incised wavy ridges. A nice early 20th c. piece with very minor losses, dia.6". 167 HOPI Pottery Low Bowl, hand painted repeating wave design in brown, dia.5". 168 MIRACOPA Pottery jar, hand painted black design over burnished red slip, dia.5". 169 A FINE COILED BASKET with pigmented colors in red, orange, green & purple, c. 1920's dia.7". 170 Book form pipestone carving, inscribed "Indien Marbl". 171 Headdress, Native American. Plains tribes style. 29 14" feathers, white with brown tips. Navy blue felt hat crown, beaded brow band, 1 brown fur temple flag. Feathers tipped with red & blonde horse hair. 172 WOVEN COILED BASKET. Nice dark patina, dia.10". 173 GROUP OF BLACKWARE FIGURES. Five piece from a nativity consisting of Mary, Joseph, Angel & two rams, signed "Dorothy Paul",H.3-4". 174 HOPI Pottery Bowl with black polychrome design over burnished red slip, L.5.5". 175 A FINE HOPI POLYCHROME BOWL with black & red designs, circa 1930, dia.5". 176 Pair of skookum dolls one with Papoose, L.6". 177 CLAY EFFIGY PIPE in the form of a turtle, L.5.5". 178 A FINE RESERVATION BEAD WORK PIN CUSHION, c. 1910. Lobbed shape with glass beaded design in clear, red, blue, silver, green & orange over burgundy mohair, L.7". 179 A FINE SAN ILDEFONSO BLACK ON BLACK Pottery Jar, c.1920. Incised on base "Marie & Julian", minor glaze losses, dia.5.5". 180 NATIVE AMERICAN Pipe Head, carved pipe stone, contemporary, L.8". 181 SEQUOYAH Art Pottery Vase, slip molded with incised design on shoulder under a maroon glaze. Incised mark on base includes "No.34, Marie M. Sequoyah, 1941", H.5". 182 BLACKWARE Pottery Wedding Vase w/design in black, H.6" 183 HOPI POTTERY BOWL with black & red polychrome designs, signed on base "E.A.", minor losses, dia.4". 183A A FINE HOPI POTTERY JAR with polychrome designs in red & black. In unusual form with two lobbed base, early 20th c. 184 PAIR OF CHILD'S MOCCASINS, Indian tanned leather with design of a cross in red glass beads, L.5". 185 PAIR OF IROQUOIS MOCCASINS, circa 1890. Beaded floral design in red, maroon, lt. & dk. green & white on deerskin, rabbit fur trim, L.9". 186 SW POT FROM ARIZONA, fine cond. no damage. 187 NATIVE AMERICAN "Hide Container" 19th century, Sinew sewn deer skin resting on four deer hooves, beaded red, white & blue pendants, L.12". 188 NATIVE AMERICAN "Beaded Head Band" loom beaded geometric design in blue on white attached to a leather band, c1940s, L.21". 189 PAIR OF WOODLAND INDIAN MOCCASINS circa 1910, beaded uppers in geometric designs of white, black, red, orange & green trimmed with green, gold & red piping, L.10". 190 SOUTH WESTERN Redware water container in the form of a turtle, with tail serving as spout, L.12". 191 SOUTH WESTERN Style Coil basket with woven geometric design, Dia.8". 192 COLLECTION OF SOUTH WESTERN POTTERY 5 pc incl. historic & contemporary acoma, Jemez & carved redware. 193 GROUP OF MEXICAN & SOUTH WESTERN POTTERY 3 pc incl. a wedding vase. 194 GROUP LOT NATIVE AMERICAN 4 pc incl. mounted buffalo horns, wood pipe stem, & faux bear claw necklace. 195 GROUP OF SOUTHWEST POTTERY figures 5 pc incl. Jemez, Acoma & Tesuque. Pictures of lots 196-215 197 ARTIFACT bolo tie braided nylon, display three stone points, L.19". 198 BOLO TIE scrimshaw bears tooth pendant suspended from a silver bust of a Native American, signed "G. Stearns '76", L.19". 199 BOLO TIE scrishaw medallion of a spotted leopard with a claw pendant, signed "G. Stearns '76". L.18". 200 GROUP OF 4 BEARS TEETH 3 with silver mounts for suspension, L.3" 201 SOUTHWEST Bolo tie, silver, turquoise & leather, c1950, L.15". 202 SOUTHWEST silver & turquoise ring. Marked "PC" with monogram, L.1.25". 203 SOUTHWEST silver & turquoise bracelet, c.1950, dia.2.75". 204 SOUTHWEST silver & turquoise watch band. Marked with "PC" monogram, L.5.5". 205 SOUTHWEST silver & turquoise watch band & ring with Mother of Pearl, L.5". 206 GROUP OF SOUTHWEST JEWELRY silver & turquoise, 2 rings & a stick pin. 207 NAVAJO RUG, c.1930's. Geometric designs in brown, tan & red on ivory field with figural forms including turtles. Fading with some minor damage & early repairs, 73" x 46". 208 NAVAJO RUG, c.1970. Yei design in black, red, green, olive, orange, brown, white & gold on tan field by "Mary Wilson", Jackson David Co., Durango, Colo., 35"x 51". 209 GROUP OF NATIVE AMERICAN & WESTERN POSTCARDS, 27 pieces plus a fold out card book, including real photo cards, "Hugh Strickland" Roping-1926, various Indian encampments & an interesting group of 3 B & W snapshots of tourists poised with Indian maidens, including "Princess Juanina Red Feathers - The Sweet Singer", c.1915. 210 SOUTHWEST KACHINA "Deer Kachina" by Koshari. Wood, leather & cloth, H.16". 211 ILLUSTRATION BOOKLET "The Last of the Buffalo", Tom Jones, 1909 1st Edition, Luxton Banff photographs, 32 pages, bound with original string, good condition, scarce. 212 A FINE HALF PLATE TINTYPE of a young girl on side saddle atop a horse with period architecture in background. Exc. cond., 4.5"x6.5". 213 MCLOUGHLIN BROS "A New Dissected Map of the United States" with original box & contents. Litho on lid depicting a young woman with Native American, 9"x 7". 214 PLAYING CARDS with Pueblo Pottery Scene in a case depicting an Apache Indian. 215 ENCAMPMENT MEDAL with ribbon for the "Second Annual Meeting Northern Settlers Association, San Antonio, TX 1906", L.5". 216 WOOD SCULPTURE OF A HUMMINGBIRD carved & polychromed on burled base, H.9". 217 WOOD SCULPTURE of a "Black Capped Chickadee" carved & polychromed, artist signed "RLM", H.8". 218 LARGE & IMPRESSIVE WOOD SCULPTURE Of a Hawk preparing to pounce on a mouse. Carved & polychromed wood, signed "Robert Maris", H.20". 219 BEARSKIN RUG of a black bear with head, mounted on green felt, L.58". 220 GROUP LOT, stone beaded necklace, woven covered container, 2 obsidian points, glass bead & wire basket & embroidered hankies. 221 GROUP LOT, 4 wooden bows & assorted target arrows. 221A SOUTHWEST POTTERY TILE with hand painted Pueblo scene, signed "Adam Shields", L.18". 221B GROUP OF 4 SOUTHWEST SPOONS, silver & turquoise with Indian motif, L.4". 221C WESTERN NECKLACE comprised of antler horn tips strung on a cord, L.20". 221D NATIVE AMERICAN GROUPING of a pipe with beaded and feathered wood stem, stone points of various sizes, and pot shards, nice shadow box frame, contemporary, 35" x 22". 222 DOUGLAS WEAVER (American 20th c) "Iron Jack" pen & ink portrayal of an Indian Warrior, 25" x 19" 223 ADAM SHIELDS (American 20th C) pair oil on canvas paintings on Native Americans, 20" x 16" & 24" x 18". 224 WOODY CRUMBO (American 20th C) "Spotted Wolfs Last Request" lithograph sgnd & titled in pencil on margin, 32"x20" 225 JUDY MICHAEL (American 20th C) oil on board, "Heading West" covered wagon camp scene, 26" x 9" 226 PAUL WEBER Jr. (American 20th C) "Blacksmith’s Shop" oil on canvas, 16" x 20". 227 S. HANEY (American 20th C) "Look-Out Point" oil on canvas scene of a mountain man, 30" x 20". 228 Oil on board painting of a Western round-up unfinished, 9 ½" x 14 ½". 229 THE MAJOR WILLIAM S. ROBERTSON CIVIL WAR GROUPING, 5th Iowa Volunteer Infantry Regiment. A rare & exceptional uniform & accoutrement grouping of a field grade, noted Iowa Civil War Veteran. William S. Robertson was born June 5, 1831 in Georgetown, PA to Dr. James M & Mrs. Maria Robertson. He mustered into service on July 15, 1861 & is listed on the official Field & Staff Roster of the 5th Regiment Iowa Volunteer Infantry. Robertson saw action during General Pope's campaign against New Madrid, Island No. Ten, being complimented for "excellent under fire as was the gallant Maj. Robertson..." Robertson was President of the Iowa State Board of Health & Professor of Theory & Practice of Medicine at the University of Iowa. He was grand commander of De Molay commandry No. 1 at the time of his death at the age of 53, January 28, 1887. Grouping consists of 20 personal possessions of the late Dr. William S. Robertson, Major 5th Iowa Vol. Inf., they include A model 1851 Officer's Frock Coat, blue wool with 16 buttons, fully lined, no shoulder boards & in excellent condition; An Officer's Sack Coat, five infantry buttons, fully lined, without shoulder boards, apparently private purchase, some mothing below fourth button, overall good condition An Officer's Model 1851 Sword Belt, Field & Company grade, with eagle belt plate numbered to match keeper, overall decorative stitching, sword hanger straps with ring-snaps & hooks, very good condition; A Colt Revolver, Model 1849, percussion, .31 cal, 4" barrel, SN 114592 in fine condition; A U.S. Medical Service sword manufactured by "Pettibone, Cincinnati, Ohio," comes with chamois liner marked "W.S. Robertson, Muscatine, Iowa"; A 35" ebony walking stick with engraved gold parasol handle engraved "Dr. W. Robertson from his pupil Dr. H.L. Green..Present Mar 20, 1883"; Pair of U.S. Gilt Bronze Stirrups; Pair of bronze spurs with chain & leather straps; Pair of bronze stirrups with original leather straps, large star wheels; A G.A.R. Post Commander type badge; A G.A.R. member's medal; G.A.R. pin missing ribbon & planchet; An 1886 Sioux City, Iowa delegate encampment medal; A .36 cal bullet mold; A circular copper percussion capper; An approx. 7" gold filled watch chain; A CDV of Robertson with Lt. Col Matties & Adjutant Patterson (5th IA Inf.); Enlarged paper image of previous photo; Picture postcard of 1913 5th IA Reunion; Copies of Military Records, National Archives along with a small box of collar buttons & stays. Color photo of some of the items in this grouping are here. Color photos of the uniforms are here. Provenance : Dr. William S. Robertson 1831 –1887) to his daughter Mrs. Nellie Robertson (1871-1866) to her son Mr. William S. Robertson II(1910 - ). Grouuping comes wuth notorized statement signed by Mr. Robertson attesting to the authenticity; provenenace and history of these items. An exceptionally rare museum quality offering of the type less frequently encountered in today’s market. 230 Rare U.S. W.W.II, P-47 Pilot Group of Lt. Frank J. O'Meara. Lt. O'Meara was born on May 22, 1922 in the small town of Fergus Falls, Minnesota. He entered into service in 1943 testing out in P-39s & P-40s, the second which he flew canal duty in Panama. He joined the 9th Air Force in 1945, 367nd Fighter Group, 392nd fighter squadron, flying 40 missions in his P-47 "Jug" which proudly exhibited the plane's name on the engine cowling, written in Galic in honor of his Irish ancestory. The name of the plane was "Pug A Mahoun!" which according to Mr. O'Meara is Galic for "Kiss My Ass!" Mr. O'Meara has indicated he would be more than happy to share any information about this collection or his service with the successful purchaser of this group. The group consists of but is not limited to the following: Standard 4 pocket green officer's blouse by Globe Tailoring, blouse is named to O'Meara & has his monogram sewn inside. Blouse has English style pin back 1st Lt. bars, sterling 3 inch pin back pilot wings British style 3 piece ribbon bar grouping including Air Medal with 3 large oak leaf clusters, & a Presidential unit citation with oak leaf. Also, felt AF patch left, & 9th AF right, Officer & prop & wing lapel devices, sewn on belt. Dark O.D. Officer's crush style cap, Kakhi AN-531A, summer weight flight suit with belt, one AN-H-15 summer flight helmet, type A-15 oxygen mask (supple), one T-30-V throat microphone, O'Meara's dog tags, War Department photo I.D., type A-11 Bulova aviators wrist watch, Air Medal, set of 26 spotter ID cards showing axis & Allied planes, sterling aviators ring, business card with O'Meara's name as Lt. Air Corps, numerous photos of O'Meara in planes, including P-39, P-40 & P-47 in flight. Also photos on wing of plane, & group shot with other pilots. Plus numerous orders, manuals, & paper documents. Also a fine German Kriegs Flag, silk scarf, paper money, & other items. All contained in his G.I. issued named foot locker. A rare & exceptional grouping from a W.W.II pilot. 231 INTERESTING "RED BULL" 34TH DIV. OFFICER GROUP of Lt. Col. Merle A Meacham. Meacham was a member of the Iowa National Guard in the 20s. His unit was activated & he served as an infantry officer & occupation forces during & after the war. The group consists of the following: A nice 1920s officers set of dress blues, includes navy blue wool 4 pocket officers blouse with gilt buttons & 1st lt. gold & silver bullion on light blue shoulder boards, also lighter blue wool pants with white side stripe in the style of the Pattern 1902 pant. Also matching officer's peach cap in gold bullion & navy & light blue - N.S. Meyer. Also Sam brown belt rig, officer's sword for all services, model 1902 with nicely etched imported blade, horn grip, & leather sword knot along with suspension chain & hook. U.S. M1851 Style Officer's Sword belt, gold bullion with wide tongue plate, nice heavy plate. Nice W.W.II officer's dark O.D. Ike Jacket with pin back Lt. oak leaves, officer U.S. & Infantry lapel devices, SHAEFF patch left, 34 Div. patch right & with 7 piece ribbon bar group including bronze star, & arrow "beach landing" device on Euro campaign. Also WWII period officer's peak cap, two dark OD Garrison caps, one with Major rank, the other Lt. Col., pinks (pants) khaki tie & 5 nice yard longs (two framed) mostly 34 Div. IA N.G. 1920s & 1930s, also set of Meacham's dog tags. A nice group. Provenance: Mrs. Elizabeth Meacham, wife of the late Col. Merle A. Meacham, Corydan, Iowa. 232 a fine w.w.ii civil air patroL, A-2, Uniform and insignia grouping of Captain George Brown. George Brown was born in Cedar Falls, Iowa in 1907. He and his two brothers were all early aviators. Both George’s brothers flew combat over Europe in W.W.II, both were shot down. Brother Robert was killed in action; Brother Richards was shot down and taken prisoner. At the outbreak of the war, George was considered too old for combat, but as a licensed pilot, entered the fledgling Civil Air Patrol where he rose to the rank of Captain. The lot consists of a Supple A-2 leather jacket with good cuffs and waistband. An early 1941 4-pocket dark O.D. Officer’s blouse with CAP buttons, CAP clutch back lapel devices, sterling pin back Capt. Bars, CAP "Group Staff" patch and tab on left shoulder. A nice dark OD green officer’s "crush-style" peak cap with a screw back sterling and enamel CAP officer’s cap device marked "Robbins Co. Attleboro" lot further includes Khaki officer’s shirt with CAP patch, tie and wool OD officer’s shirt. Additionally a U.S.A.F. Cadet wing and prop caded cap device 12 misc 2nd Lt. Rank, English felt 8th AF patch , pea green CAP Garrison Cap and other items. Provenance: Mr. George Brown, original recipient and owner. 233 rare u.s. army w.w.ii mountain troops parka, Medium, Reversible, Fur-trimmed, dtd 1942 (unissued.) 234 rare u.s. army w.w.ii mountain trops parka, Medium, Reversible, Fur-trimmed, dtd 1942 (unissued.) 235 Flight Helmet, AAF, A-11, W.W.II, leather, large size, very good condition. Chamois lined. Good labels/markings. Complete. 236 Lot of 2 Trousers, Intermediate, Flying, AAF, W.W.II, Type A-11-A, 32" waist. Exc. condition, with suspenders. 237 A FINE LOT OF MILITARY MEMORABILIA circa 1918-1940. A large collection of numerous pieces incl. Panama Canal, General Pershing, Felt pendants incl. "U.S. Army for Democracy" and a 55" USA Pendant w/ flag, one star son in service flag plus war era sheet music, 78 rpm "Songs of the Service", and in illustrated hardbound book "The United States Navy – From the Revolution to Date" depicting numerous photographs of historic ships and naval engagements. 1919 P.F. Collier & Son, plus a box lot of WWI era snapshots depicting men in uniform and camp scenes, a period B-plane and others, approx. 75-100 pcs. 238 GROUP LOT incl. 1940’s-1950’s Satin flight style jacket, 2 pr leather gaunlets Blackhawk Co. map c1904, hard bound book "The Fighting Fleets" wooden model T coils & misc. contained in a "Eat Mor" cranberry box, approx. 20 pcs. 239 rare & historical hand written letter by Joseph eugene "red" sullivan. A two page hand written letter on "U.S.S. Juneau" stationary, dated July 2, 1942, just a few months before the tragic sinking of the Juneau, which resulted in the death of "Red" Sullivan and his four brothers, all stationed aboard the same ship. It was this terrible wartime tragedy that was the impetus for the creation of the "Sullivan Act" a Federal law preventing next of kin to be staioned in or serve in the same theater of war. This fact was most recently revisited in the Steven Spielberg movie "Saving Private Ryan". A rare offering with interesting content including the mention of a Sullivan relative who re-entered the Navy provoking Joe to write "That makes six stars in your window now…" and " Well Mom, all of us boys are O.K. so don’t worry any." Written on U.S.S. Juneau stationary which includes a printed image of the doomed ship, the letter reads: "Dear Folks; Just a few lines to let you folks know that we are o.k. How’s every one back home. Tell them all hello for me. I suppose Jimmie is getting to be quite a man by now. How’s the little fella getting along? I suppose he can talk quite plain now. How’s Sis? Has she gone back to work yet? Have you folks heard from Marge lately? I got a couple of letters from her the other day. She’s sure a swell kid. She thinks quite a bit of Sis too. You folks and her write back & forth to each other. It will keep you both from being lonely. So don’t be too surprised if you folks meet another Sullivan in the future. Have you seen any of the motorcycle gang lately? Tell Pop and all hello. Send me a piece out of the paper when Hank came back in the Navy. That makes six stars in your window now, also six Sullivans in the Navy also. I might run across him one of these days. When I was a kid, I used to hear him talk of the Navy. Seems sort of funny, hearing that he is back in. Mom, if you can find time drop Marge a few lines. She wants to meet you folks. We are engaged, so one of these days you’ll be meeting her. Do you think she could get a job at Raths? Then I could see you folks and her too at the same time if I should get leave sometime I would like to have the knot tied in Waterloo. Let me know if you think she could get a job at Raths. Well Mom, all of us boys are o.k. so don’t worry anyway. Write when you can. Your red headed son, J.E. Sullivan, Red." Lot comes with related material including a letter from the Capt. Of the new U.S.S. Juneau, dated 1949 and thanking Mr. & Mrs. Sullivan for their participation in a party for under-privileged children – on U.S.S. Juneau stationary. Also, an 8" x 10" glossy official Navy photo (1943) depicting Mr. & Mrs. Sullivan, their daughter and an Admirial apparently at a ship launching. Also another 8" x 10" glossy depicting the 5 Sullivan brothers around an open hatch, another letter of thanks to Sullivans dated 1949 on U.S. Navy letterhead, a local Waterloo Dailiy Courier clipping depicting the brothers announcing their enlistment, plus 15 other war period and earlier photos depicting various persons. Provenance: The former neighbor of Mrs. Genevieve – Sullivan Davidson, late sister of the Sullivan brothers. A rare and important offering. 240 J. EDGAR HOOVER original signed letter. On Office of the Director, U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation letterhead, and dated February 7, 1940. The letter reads: "Dear Miss Schafer: Your letter of January 30, 1940 has been received, and I was glad to learn of your interest in the law enforcement profession. I must advis you, however, that due to the strenuous nature of the work only men are employed to perform the investigative activities of the FBI. Women are employed in clerical capacities at our various Field Divisions located throughout the country and at the Bureau Headquarters in Washington, D.C. I am enclosing herewith this Bureau’s pamphlet "The Selection and Training of Personnel," which will serve to acquaint you with the qualifications necessary for employment in this Bureau. It is suggested that you might care to communicate with the police departments in some of our major cities, which might be able to give you additional data on the employment of women in police work. With best wishes and kind regards, Sincerely yours, J. E. Hoover" 241 MARTIN LUTHER KING / J EDGAR HOOVER original signed letter. On Office of the Director, U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation letterhead, and dated April 15, 1968. The letter reads "Dear Mr. Kimm: Your letter of April 9th has been received. In response to your inquiry, I made the statement concerning Martin Luther King attributed to me in your letter at a press conference on November 18, 1964. I did so because he had grossly distorted the facts concerning our Special Agents handling Civil rights investigations in the South. Sincerely your" and boldly signed "J. Edgar Hoover". Fine condition. Pictures
of lots 242-252 243 fantastic original 1905 dated, Donaldson "Buffalo Bill Wild West" Color Litho Poster, 30" x 40", excellent condition. Rare! 244 Civil war period oil painting of "General Robert E. Lee" a well painted full length period portrait of Lee standing in an army encampment with a black servant tending his horse in the background. Oil on paper laid down on canvas 18"x24". Apparently unsigned. Unframed. 245 nice g.a.r. Wall calendar, cardboard 10 3/4" x 14". GAR reunion momento from Denver, 1906. Color illustrations of GAR & Union Army medals, 27 corps badges. Litho-photo of a GAR Commander, American flags. 246 19th C Handcuffs, tubular key (missing). 246A 19th C Manicles, leg irons, no key. 247 RARE bill of sale for "A Negro Woman" dtd. 1836, ink on paper in hand written script with the following content: "State of Alabama , Monroe County, Honor all men by these presence. That I James and Sara Lindsy this day for the consideration of nine hundred and twenty five dollars hath bargained, sold and delivered to Colman O Guynn a negro woman name of Mimey the right and title of said Negro we warrant and defend to be good and also we warrant the above property to be sound and hilthy. Feb 26th 1836 James & Sara Lindsy," framed 8" x 7". 248 civil war Surgeon's Chest. Rosewood chest, 15 5/8" x 6 5/8" x 3 1/8", red velvet lining, shield shaped key escutcheon, silver corners on lid, 2 silver straps reinforce each corner of the chest. Identification plate removed from lid. Interior fitted to hold the following: amputation saw, bone rasp, rongier, 2 trephines with wood grip, 11 1/2" probe, 3 sounds, grooved director, 1 fine grooved director, 1 3 7/8" silver hypodermic cannula, 1 5 1/2" probe, 1 5" ligature carrier, 1 12 3/4" wire bone saw with wood & silver toggle handles, 1 needle probe, 1 6 3/4" blade amputation knife marked "F. Liest", 1 5 7/8" blade amputation knife(double edged spear point), 1 5 1/16" blade bone saw, 1 7" curette, 1 6 1/2" hook retractor, 1 all steel scalpel with 2" pen knife shaped blade, 1 4 7/8" all steel bone chisel marked "Tiemann & Co.", 1 2 3/4" trocar with cannula. All cutting instruments have checkered ebony grips. Nice offering. 249 NO LOT 250 NO LOT 251 portrait of a western cowboy C.1910 silver gelatin, sepiatone, image of man on horseback preparing to draw from holster. Convex oval form, no frame, 20" x 14" Scarce. 252 frederic remington "Done in the Open" hard bound monotone lithographs of various Western paintings, accompanied by poetry and verses by Owen Wister and others. Copyright 1909 by P.F. Collier & Son 1904. 16.5"x11.5" 253 an engraved scene of president lincoln & family ca. 1860 by "A.B. Walter" after a painting by "F. Schell". Oval format with original titled mat and gesso frame with fruit clusters molded in relief, 14" x 11" overall, "Published by John Damty, Philadelphia." 254 no lot 255 no lot 256 Scrapbook. 16 1/2" x 13 3/4". Made from a Morris Woolen Co. sample book with heavy cardboard pages, cover dtd. 1895. Completely filled with cartoons & sketches taken from Harper's & contemporaneous publications. Some captioned in English, some in German. Classic Victorian images, situations & information. Most post-Civil War. 257 "Under Both Flags", A panorama of the great Civil War. Written by celebrities of both sides. Copyrighted to C.R. Graham, 1896. Repair to some pages. Spine strengthened with heavy fabric tape. Complete, some foxing. 258 lot of 3 Rosters, Iowa Soldier, War of the Rebellion, Vols. 1, 2 & 5. Complete, covers unhinged, spine cover separated but included. 259 AN ENGRAVED SCENE OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN & FAMILY ca. 1860 by "A.B. Walter" after a painting by "F. Schell", "published by John Damty, Phildelphia, 14" x 10". Pictures of lots 260-299 261 A FINE CIVIL WAR PERIOD U.S. PERCUSSION CAP BOX, firm leather, lambswool lining, no makers mark, complete except for 1 belt loop. 262 U.S. M1851 SWORD BELT, Field grade, narrow tongued Eagle plate is private purchase but numbered 812. One of the two hanger straps remains, belt loops with hook, both hanger ring snaps, leather stiff. 263 See lot 231 264 U.S. M1851 STYLE SWORD BELT, turn of the century, gold bullion parade type, with wide tongued plate, has one hanger strap. 265 U.S. M1851 STYLE SWORD BELT, late 1800s, field grade. Has both hanger straps & snaps. Lacks plate. Leather stiff. 266 Sling U.S. M1861 CAVALRY CARBINE, leather stiff, has 2 tongued buckle, tip, lacks snap. 267 CONFEDERATE CANTEEN RELIC, tin drum style, crushed, missing spout, "Rebel" written in old paint. 268 Bowie Knife. 9 3/4" blade, clipped point, unfullered, 3/8" spine. 4 1/4" heavy iron cross guard, quillions slightly swelled on ends. Large 5" antler grip with German silver ring at hilt. Knife looks like the Rezin Bowie presentation knives. No scabbard. Blade marked "Kingman & Haggam". A mid-19th century knife. Kingman a mid-19th century gunmaker in Hartford/Bridgeport, Conn. 269 Fighting Knife. 8 3/8" double-edged spear point. All steel construction including grip. S-shaped cross-guard. Grip is longitudinally fluted. 1/2" x 1/4" chip out of one edge near ricasso, another smaller on opposite edge near point. No scabbard. 270 Knife, unknown origin. 10" x 2 1/4" blade, rounded tip. Flattened grip held to tang by 3 rivets & an iron band at hilt. Blade is thin like a spatula, heavily rusted. 271 Fighting Knife. 10 1/4" double-edge spear point. Made from a brass handled saber bayonet with "Bahnfrei" cast into on side of grip, s-shaped cross guard cast integral with grip. Bayonet lug grooves removed. The original bayonet was made by Rudolph Hug, Cincinnati about 1861. Blade rusted. No scabbard. Looks like a very old conversion. Bahnfrei translates to "Make Way, or Open Road". 272 Bowie Knife. 8" clipped point, unfullered blade. Marked "Joseph Allen & Sons-Sheffield-England" & "Non XLL". Heavy, oval, nickel silver guard. No scabbard or grips. 273 LOT OF 2: Dagger, sword cane. 13 7/8" single-edged with full length fullers. Grip is ivory 3" long, octagonal & has a tiny "1810" scratched into one flat. No cane. Dagger, sword cane. 9 1/4" triangular blade. 5 3/4" grip with 7/8" German silver band at hilt, hole for wrist thong with silver escutcheon, 1 1/4" ivory ball for pommel. Grip looks like walnut. No cane. 274 BRASS HANDLED BAYONET, 24" dbl. edged blade, heavily rusted. Unusual attachment arrangement: Cast grip with bird's head pommel, ribbed grip, cross guard with short turned down quillions with flattened ball ends. Heavy squared loops on the pommel & hilt. Blade loose in grip. 275 U.S. RIFLE MODEL 1873 BAYONET with Hoffman's patent frog with long loop (adopted 1870) on steel scabbard, leather shows use but all there & not brittle. 276 ENGLISH BROWN BESS SOCKET BAYONET, c.1750. Light overall rust, marked with crown over DAWEE (?). Collar cracked at bridge, small dent & crack at L-Mortise, point removed. Attached card says it was captured at New Orleans. 277 U.S. RIFLE MODEL 1873 BAYONET. Clean 90% blue. Scabbard is the brass belt-hook variant, rusted, leather loop broken. 278 ENGLISH BROWN BESS SOCKET BAYONET, 17" blade "201" & remnants of maker's name on blade, & "96" on socket, nice smooth brown finish overall. 279 A FINE CIVIL WAR Howitzer Cannon, U.S. marked. Iron tube, 68" overall x 11 5/8" at muzzle. 5 ¾" bore. Marked "C.A. & Co. Boston" on trunnion, "1863-T.J.R.-No305" on muzzle. Shows normal oxidation. Tube only. Weight unknown. 280 A FINE CIVIL WAR Mortar, U.S., dtd 1855. 28" overall length x 20" (64" circumference). Rt. Trunnion marked "C.A & Co. Boston", left trunnion marked 1847. Iron. Tube only. normal oxidation. Bore unknown, probably 10". Weight, unknown, heavy. On the muzzle it is marked JWR on one side and on the other side 23. 281 Salute gun. 13 1/2" brass vented tube, 1" bore. Mounted on cast iron field artillery style wheeled carriage. Body painted black, wheels red with black rims. 282 Salute gun. 14" vented cast iron tube, 4 3/4" through breech area, 3 1/4" across muzzle, 1" bore. Support frame made of 1 ½" wood, constructed like a mortar carriage. Solid & heavy. 283 Projectile, CONFEDERATE Read. 3"x6 3/4". Side-loading rifled case-shot. Copper sabot (about 20% remaining). Lead plug intact. 3 large flakes out of side exposing empty cavity. No fuse. 284 Projectile, FEDERAL, Hotchkill, 2 13/16" x 5 1/2", case-shot. Nose only, large fragment out of ogive exposing lead shot & lower portion of fuse body. Mounted on old wood base with the legend: "Peach Orchard", in old paint. 285 Projectile, fragment, FEDERAL Dyer. 2 15/16". Front 4 1/2" of case-shot, lead shot exposed. Mounted on wood base with legend: "Round Top". 286 Projectile, fragment, FEDERAL Read-Parrott, 2 13/16". Rear 1/2 of shell, iron sabot, no dimple, empty cavity. 287 Projectile, fragment, FEDERAL, Hotchkiss, 2 13/16" diam., case-shot, complete ogive gone. 1 layer of shot remains. 288 Projectile, CONFEDERATE Read shell, 3"x7 1/2". Copper sabot, without fuse, some contents remain. Engraved on nose: Gettysburg 1863 with floral scrolling. 289 LOT OF 2 ProjectileS. Wood sabot (only). From 6 pounder canister round. Confederate. And a Civil War. 1 7/8" solid shot, on wood base bearing legend: "R.R. Gap". 290 Projectile, CONFEDERATE Read-Parrott, 2 13/16"x 8 5/8" shell, copper sabot. Tapered, smooth fuse well. 291 Projectile, CONFEDERATE Read-Parrott, 2 13/16"x8 5/8" shell, copper sabot. Tapered, smooth fuse well. 292 Projectile, 2 7/8" x 8 5/8", Read-Parrott. Iron sabot. Without fuse. 293 Projectile, Confederate, Brown, 2 13/16" x 7 1/2" shell. Sabot missing. Tapered smooth fusewell. Sitting on plinth with words "Round Top" 294 Projectile, Confederate Read. 2 15/16"x7 1/2". Copper sabot (complete), shows rifling imprints. Looks like side-loading rifled case shot but no lead plug visible. Heavy corrosion. About 2/3 of the base heavily chipped. Lug on nose. 295 Projectile, Whitworth 12-pounder, solid shot, Confederate. 296 Projectile. Wood sabot only. 2 1/8" dia. Serves as mount for attached artifacts: 1 shell fragment, 2 Minnie balls, 1 percussion cap. 297 Projectile, solid shot, CONFEDERATE Archer. 2 15/16"x6", with lead band. 298 2 Projectiles, fragment, CONFEDERATE Read-Parrott, 2 13/16" front 1/2 of shell, no fuse, empty cavity. & Federal Dyer 299 Projectile, 12# canister 2 tiers of 7-5 oz. iron balls sep. by 3 iron plates 4 5/8" in diameter. No tin sleeve or sabot. 299A Projectiles, Grape & shot, 3 different sizes. 9 pounds. 299B Projectile fragments. Dug battlefield relics. About 36 pounds in hinged wood crate. Some fragments named. Pictures of lots 300-309 301 Sharps Carbine, Model 1863, .52 cal., S.N. C,996, good rifling. Brl. is gray-blue without markings. Rear sight has Lawrence pat. Information. Breech case colors have darkened, lock plate & breechblock markings clear. Factory wood w/old oil refinish on butt, forestock has 6 1/2" fine longitudinal crack with old glue repair. No inspectors marks. Hammer is darker than the other metal & loose on the tumbler which has about 2/3 rd missing from the square shank but the hammer holds, tumbler slips slightly. Pellet primer feed internal parts removed. Spring loaded detent that retains the wing of the breech pin has been replaced with a screw (loose). A nice clean gun. On the face of the right breechblock housing is engraved: "Josiah F. Watkins, Fourth PA Cavalry-1861-1865". Engraving is possibly contemporary. 302 U.S. CARBINE, SHARPS, New Model 1863, without patch box. SN80384. Forend blown out on right side from action to band, lever pin & latch missing, primer feed system internal parts have been removed. Stock has "Cavalry Fight" in old white paint. Block frozen into breech. Relic. 303 U.S. CARBINE, BALL, ex cond. 304 U.S. SPENCER CARBINE, 52 rf, 3 groove brl. SN 454535, sling bar without ring, coarse checkering to wrist & forend. Pin-punched designs on receiver walls: Bear on left, initials AJL on right. Gold finish applied over designs. Inlaid pearl discs set into butt, 2 1/2" silver plaque inlaid into toe with engraving of elk. Forend shortened, customized contemporary with use. 305 U.S. CARBINE, Smith, stock has "J. Clemments" carved into it. Complete, breech case hardening oxidized to silvery. 306 U.S. CARBINE, BURNSIDE, 5th Model, correctly marked Model of 1864. Complete, crisp action. 307 U.S. Carbine, Gallager. Standard model, percussion. No finish on metal with surface staining, wood appears to have original finish, no cartouches. Needs front & rear sights. Action crisp. 308 U.S. CARBINE, MAYNARD, 50 cal. Clear markings, with "GWS" on left flat at breech, cartouches removed contemporarily, surface rust spotting receiver, lever, tangs & butt plate. Crisp action, complete gun. 309 U.S. CARBINE, MAYNARD, 50 cal. Clear markings with "AJN" on left flat at breech, good cartouches, case hardening faded, blue going dark, original finish on wood, lacks ring. Smooth metal. Pictures of lots 310-323 311 U.S. CARBINE BURNSIDE, 4th Model, metal dark with much surface rust. Wood appears to have original finish, usual dings & scrapes, no cartouches, complete except needs rear lock screw & hammer screw, Crisp action. 312 M1816, TYPE II, U.S. MUSKET, .69 cal, percussion conversion (Belgium "Cone" Alteration) of flintlock, Harpers Ferry, dtd 1826, brl with V-P-Eagle, 41 1/4" with bayonet lug intact. Lacks ramrod, foreend has been shortened approx. 8", but all 3 bands are in place. Overall patina old & original not cleaned. Smooth finish to wood. Usual dings. 313 U.S. SPRINGFIELD Rifle, Allin conversion, 2nd Model, .50 cf, no cleaning rod. 314 U.S. SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1868 RIFLE, aka "Trapdoor" 50 cal. Breechblock dtd 1869, lock plate 1863, SN 2147. Correct original ramrod, brl bright with brown freckling. Good cartouches (3), appears to have 100 percent original oil finish on stock. 315 Springfield, Trapdoor, Model 1873/77. Appears to be an old rebuild. Issued to Massachusetts. 1873 stock with short comb. Flat lock plate without markings. Early R marked tangent rear sight graduated to 1200 yards. Block marked U.S.-Model 1873. No inspectors marks in wood, only "Mass" on breech. No r.r., steel band springs are replaced with heavy copper wire. Hammer is Allin conversion. S.N.105466. Clean bore. 316 U.S. MODEL 1888 SPRINGFIELD 45 - 70 cal aka "Ramrod Bayonet Model", SN 526597, nice blue on barrel, starting to fade, small areas near muzzle with light surface rust. Case hardening, darkening on block, nice all original finish on metal & wood, 1/2 cock position slips. 317 FRENCH M1842, Delvigne Musket, .71 cal percussion with 3 bands & long range sights, ramrod. Lock plate marked "A. & CH.DE Loneux, Liege." Cartouches on butt, Civil War gun. 318 AUSTRIAN LORENZ SHORT RIFLE, lock plate dtd 852. 319 AUSTRIAN LORENZ, MODEL 1854 Musket, aprox. 58 cal. Lock plate dtd 862, complete gun w/R.R., rear sight, bayonet. 320 AUSTRIAN LORENZ lacks R.R. 321 AUSTRIAN MODEL 1854, Lorenz Jaeger carbine, 54 cal. brl marked "Ferd. Fruwirth", 1000 yd rear sight missing leaf, iron trigger guard. Brl. bayonet stud removed. This gun was considered a United States substitute standard weapon. 322 BRITISH, TOWER RIFLED MUSKET, pattern 1858 Sergent's rifle, cal 577, Naval model. Has had the barrel lug removed contemporary with use, sling swivel missing from trigger-guard bow. Lock plate marked: Tower 1861 with crown, brl with Birmingham proofs & "25". Has steel ramrod, dark metal patina, wood looks like original finish. 323 U.S. HARPERS FERRY, Model 1855 percussion rifle-musket, dtd 1859.35 ½" brl, tape primer in working order & complete, U.S. marked butt plate. Stock has original oil finish, fore-end shortened to lower band, 2 iron ferrules soldered to bottom of brl. bead front sight installed, has old wood ramrod. Butt stock marked in old white paint, "53" & "Round Top", no rear sight. Pictures of lot 324-335 325 U.S. WHITNEY, MODEL 1848, percussion rifle, a.k.a. "Mississippi Rifle", .54 cal, dtd 1848, New Haven, E. Whitney over U.S. .33" brl, marked at breech, US-JH-V-P, shallow rifling, front blade sight replaced with dovetailed bead, rear sight original open, V-notch. Ramrod is early original with brass tip, ball-puller end is intact. Wood has 100% original oil finish with inspectors cartouches visible but illegible. Hammer face has a 1/4" x 1/2" chip gone from leading edge. Carved into floor of patchbox, initials PS.A. A beautiful early Mississippi that hasn't been messed with. 326 U.S. Rifle Model 1841, a.k.a. "Mississippi". Robbins, Lawrence, dtd 1850. Nice old gun, complete except for rear sight (missing). About .64 cal. Smooth bore. Stock cracked at front lock screw, lock plate is undersized for the plate mortise. Replaced nipple. Correct style ramrod with brass tip. Old repairs to cracks at wrist. Hammer nose chipped. Heavy pitting around bolster. Patchbox cover bears engraved information stating: "Taken from the rebel schooner Joanna Ward by Frank H. Palsifer U.S.S. Harriet Lane February 24, 1862". Comes with notorized documentation which illustrates the lineage of ownership from Frank Pulsifer to his daughter Dorothy Pulsifer Howitt to her grandson (the consignor). Also comes with a proffussion of photocopy documents (mostly government) detailing the service of Frank Pulsifer and others. Engraving on patchbox appears to be post Civil War, possibly contemporary. 327 U.S. MODEL 1861, percussion rifle-musket 58 cal. Trenton marked lock with 40" brl, dtd 1964, V-P-Eagle, N.J. Inspectors cartouche visible but illegible, correct original ramrod. Gun is compete & appears to be 100% original. Metal has overall dark patina, lock plate mottled with light rust spots, wood has original finish. Front sight has come off the gun, but is wired to the rear sling swivel. 328 U.S. MODEL 1861 percussion rifle-musket, 58 cal, maker is unidentifiable due to pitting in that area of lockplate, dtd 1864. Pitting around bolster, 40" brl, has dark patina, needs rear sight; has correct original ramrod, nice wood with original oil finish. Lock need replacement tumbler. 329 U.S. PROVIDENCE TOOL CO, Model 1861, percussion rifle-musket, 58 cal, dtd 1863, brl dtd 1863. Has old replacement hammer, needs ramrod, rearsight, & nipple. Has 3" chip out of stock just ahead of lockplate. Cartouches visible, inletting where small 3/4" shield has been removed on left flat above trigger, metal bright with dark speckling, wood has original finish with usual dings. 330 U.S. LG&Y CO. Special Model 1861 contact rifle-musket, 58 cal, dtd 1864, 40" brl. Has correct original ramrod, needs rearsight, upper swivel, hammer screw is old replacement, heavy pitting around bolster, brl has dark patina, wood may have old oil refinish. 331 U.S. MODEL 1863 style percussion rifle. Approx. 64 cal, 40" brl dtd 1865, V-P-Eagle, lock plate appears to be from an 1861 or 1863 Remington Contract Rifle (aka "Zouave" rifle) dtd 1865. Standard M1863 brl, rear sight, front sight, trigger & guard, buttplate & stock (with clear cartouche (OWA). The stock was modified to take a pinned brl (no bands) 3 steel ferrules pinned in place for trumpet headed ramrod. Middle ferrule missing, metal has dark patina with surface pitting. Wood has coloration & patina of mid-1800s U.S. military stocks. One of a kind? 332 Sniper's Rifle, percussion, 1/2 stock. 31 3/4" .45 cal. Octagonal heavy brl. (1 1/4" dia.) keyed to walnut stock. Full length iron under rib with 2 ferrules, old hickory r.r. Steel crescent butt plate, toe plate & trigger guard (spur & tail). Back-action lock. Brl. has 2 cuts for front sight (missing) & one for 'scope mount, tang drilled & tapped for rear 'scope mount. Double set triggers. Lock needs tuning. Pewter nose cap, German silver oval key/escutcheons. 2 cradle screws at 9 & 3 o'clock 2 inches from muzzle. Brl. mkd "Slack Springfield, O". 333 Rifle, percussion, match rifle, 1/2 stock. 32" .44 cal. brl. 1 1/2" diam., octagonal, drilled for false muzzle (missing), keyed to massive English walnut stock. Back-action locked marked "Manton", needs work. All brass furniture large fore-cap, key escutcheon plates, old replacement trigger guard has spur & tail, crescent butt plate, 4 3/4" toe plate. Double-set triggers. Made without cheek plate & cap box. Large blade front sight, open v-notch rear of the period replacement. Rough bore. 334 GROUP OF 2 U.S. MODEL 1863 RIFLE MUSKETS, type II, Sporterized, lock need work, 1864 dtd Springfield lock. 335 2 RIFLES: British Tower, Sergeant's Rifle, Pattern 1858. Sporterized, Tower plate dtd 1862. & U.S. Model 1861 Rifle Musket, Sproterized, '63 hammer, 1863 dtd, SN & WTC lock. Pictures of lots 336-389 337 Flintlock, European dragoon-style, 12 7/8" round, steel, swamped brl. .68 cal. Profuse engraving on brl., frizzen 5' reeded lock plate & pan. Brl. pinned to full-length stock of European walnut. Highly decorative brass furniture. Grip slims down to bulbous butt & cap. Goose-neck hammer. Trigger has end curl. Thin brass r.r. with trumpet-shaped end. Inlaid silver wire decorations & carved designs in stock around lock plate; engraved brass tang cover. Elaborate brass cheek plate, 4 3/4" long. Stock has narrow slivers missing at brl. channel edges near muzzle. Entire gun shows honest wear & patina. Brl. has been chemically cleaned. Crisp action. 338 Allen & Thurber, pepper box pistol, .32 cal.-6 shot, 1857 patent date, made at Worchester, Mass. Bag grip. 3 1/2" brls. bar hammer. Barrel ribs. Needs trigger guard. 339 Sharps 4-shot Pepperbox Pistol, Model 1A, .22 rf, blued brls. turned dark. S.N.26236. Perfect gutta-percha grips. Functions. 340 British, Flintlock, Military style. 7" .62 cal. steel brl. marked "London" on breech, London proofs. Lock marked "Ketland & Sons". Brass furniture décor simply: ferrules grooved, trigger guard has small flower & pineapple finial, oval cheek plate with incised border, thumb plate (unmarked). Lock crisp, steel pan with fence. Walnut stock plain but has some tiger-stripe opposite lock plate. Ramrod appears original: front half flared hickory, rear half iron with ball puller attached. Overall L. 15". 341 Flintlock Pistol, Military dragoon-style. 13" .90 cal. round brl. pinned to dark wood full-stock. Brass furniture: nose cap, ferrules (2), trigger-guard w’/reinforcing finial along grip to butt cap. Front t.g.finial arrowhead shaped. Cheek plate is Brown Bess Style (4 1/2") stamped 14. Brl. has stamped 24 & engraved "No.58F". One proof under frizzen spring: "C over a shield". Trigger has curled tip. Butt has forward hook. Forestock broken with longitudinal cracks/break (but all there). Lock plate convex banana style, 5" long with goose-neck hammer. No r.r. 19 1/2" overall. 342 O.K. Deringer, single-shot, .28 cal. Brass frame. Replaced walnut grips. Needs hammer spring. 343 Pistol, double-brl. percussion, .45 cal., 4 1/2" brls. External hammers. Bag grip, needs trigger guard. Locks need work rusty. 344 Pistol, European, flintlock, dragoon style, overall 17 1/4" long, 10 3/8" brl., .70 cal. Looks like a lengthened M1763 French Charleville & most hardware is definitely from a M1763 but no markings except a small cartouche w/a stylized M inside the lockplate. Stock is walnut with a distinct belly just forward of the triggerguard. Forend cap held with a screw vs. band spring (doesn't have hole for a spring). Stock has a split below the lock plate & several worm holes in the butt. Main spring broken, otherwise gun is complete. Made without r.r. Colonial? 345 Snaphaunce, Middle Eastern. 11 1/2" steel brl. .60 cal. Rat-tail stock completely covered with decorated brass sheets. Lock frozen but appears to be all there. No r.r., rusty with overall ancient patina. Not a tourist item. 346 American Arms, Double Barrel Deringer. Bird's head rosewood grips are very good. S.N.758, .32 rf., 2 5/8" brls., blue faded dark. Traces of silver on receiver. Functions. 347 Boy's Rifle, percussion, .52 cal., 7 3/4" brl. Made up from a pistol. Front-action lock needs hammer. Brass furniture. 19" overall. Cracked through at tang. 348 French Military Pistol, percussion M1822, St. Etienne, dtd 1822. Good markings in metal & wood. No r.r. 349 Brown, Southerner, Deringer. Single-shot, .41 rf., blue turned dark. Some case hardening on hammer. Excellent grips. Solid & functions. No brl. markings. S.N.210. 350 Moore, Front-loading Revolver, .32 Teat-fire, without hook extractor (gate replaced with small brass plate). Trigger spring needs adjusting. About 60% silver remains. No blue on cylinder & brl. Functions. Comes with 1 original cartridge sample. 351 Moore, Single-Action Belt Revolver a.k.a.-Seven Shooter .32 RF. 5" brl. Frame has abt 75% of its silver, cylinder 90% blue, brl. 20% blue, wood 90% varnish. Needs hand. 352 Manhattan, Percussion Revolver, Model IV, .36 cal. 4" brl. About 40% cylinder scene. All matching numbers, except wedge which is mis-numbered. 5-shot. Case hardening faded. Blue mostly gone. Very good wood. 353 Remington Smoot, New Model No. 1 Revolver, .30 rf., full nickel plated. Fixed recoil shield. Excellent grips. Works. 354 Deringer, pocket revolver, 2nd model, .22 rf; nickel finish, very good grips, casehardening on hammer. Works. Hinge not broken. 355 colt, percussion police model revolver and Civil War related materials grouping. 5 shot, .36 cal, 4.5" brl. All matching numbers - 9290, overall good condition, back strap engraved "David Hall 1st N.Y." and engraved with crossed cannons. Comes together with a framed document grouping consisting of 1865 dated discharge papers for a David Hall, Private, 1st Regt. Light Artilery, New York, together with a GAR members medal, reunioin ribbon of the 1st "Independent Veteran Battalion, Rochester N.Y." a CDV of a Union Soldier in front of Patriotic backdrop, and a cabinet photo of an elderly man wearing a GAR Medal and with presumable his wife at his side. Lot also includes a profussion of photocopy U.S. government documents detailing David Hall’s service and the 1st N.Y. An interesting offering. 356 Colt M1849, Pocket Model. 5 shot, .31 cal., 4" brl. All matching numbers, including wedge. Nice grips. No original finish on metal. Some staining. 357 Stevens, Tip-up No. 41, .22 rf, 3 1/2" octagonal to round brl. Nickel frame, flaking around spur trigger. Brl. has about 50% blue. S.N.40376. Very good grips. Functions. 358 Ranger revolver spur trigger, .22 L. Engraved frame, cylinder & brl. Blued hammer. Old bone grips. Functions. In a velvet lined after-market oak box with small padlock/key. 359 Cooper, Percussion Navy Model Revolver, 2nd Model, .36 cal. 5-shot, 4" brl. Rebated cylinder. Frankford, PA address. This is a U.S. Secondary Military handgun. Works. 359A Metropolitan Arms Co. Revolver, Police Model. Early unmarked, S.N.2281. 6 1/2" brl., .36 cal. Brl. grey, case hardened frame has been chemically darkened. Original grips are refinished. Approx. 75% of silver remains on grip straps & trigger guard. Functions. All matching numbers. 360 Allen & Wheelock, Side-hammer Rimfire Revolver, .32 RF, 4" 1858 dtd brl. Functions. No original finish on metal. Wood very good. Mortised front sight. 3rd model grips. 1860 frame date. 1" cylinder. 361 Dickinson, Earthquake, a.k.a. Saturday Night Special, .32 rf., 5-shot, spur trigger. Full nickel finish flaking, excellent grips. 361A Remington Iriquois Revolver, .22 Rf., nickeled finish with perfect hard rubber grips. About 50% original finish, clean, excellent markings. Functions. 362 French flare pistol, brass with checkered walnut grips, lanyard ring. Brl. marked Chobert-Parais-16 Rue Lafayette. Action functions. Barrel doesn't lockup. 363 Belgium Pinfire revolver. Copy of Lefauchaux. Small frame .30 cal. Folding trigger dbl-action only, trigger-return spring non-functional. Gun complete except for brl. frame screw. 364 Belgium Pinfire revolver. Copy of Lefauchaux. Medium frame, .45 cal., no finish, club grip, dinged trigger guard, no extractor rod, full cock works, no handspring, dbl-action works. 365 Pistol, Colt, Challenger, S.N.34276-C, 90% blue. 4 1/2" brl., case. 366 LUGER P-08, 1914 Artilllery Model, 9 mm cal. about 90% finish, no straw, some light rust stains, rust pitting on stock lug, top half of gun all matching no.s, frame mismatched. Mag has wood plug but mismatched, nice looking gun with clean bore. 367 WALTHER P-38 pistol, 9 mm cal, manufactured 1941 by Walther. Frame factory numbered, slide & brl numbered to match but different dies & original slide no x'd over. Appears to be one of the guns that came out of the USSR following its collapse. Has 100% hot-dip blue including bore, original brown grips, issue mag, frame Waffen Amt 135, slide / brl 359. Excellent example of a Russian capture gun. 368 JAPANESE NAMBU Type 94 pistol. 8 mm cal, dtd 20.5. Late production, large trigger guard, smooth wood grips, checkered cocking knob, magazine matches (#1), spare mag, mismatched. About 95% finish, some minor staining to brl. Needs extractor. 369 Pistol, Colt, Pre-Woodsman, .22 cal., 30% blue. With old leather holster. 370 Lefauchaux, Pinfire revolver, .43 cal. Large frame military model. Good frame marking. Some blue remains. Wood very good. Hammer slips off 1/2-cock notch. Needs extractor rod. Civil War gun. 371 Revolver, Harringtron & Richardson, Model 732, .32 S&W, 2 1/2" brl. 372 LUGER P-08 DWM double dted (1920-1918), NRA excellent, St raw colors faded, all parts matching no's. Grips show no wear. Blue shows minor holster wear on high spots. Magazine matching no (1) extra mag. mismatched Haenel Schmeisser. Holster: police type with makers name & dtd 1915, with takedown tool (unmarked) unit markings on back, shows wear at muzzle, nice rig. 373 Lefauchaux, Pinfire revolver, .45 cal. Relic. Spur trigger-guard. No extractor rod. 374 Pistol, Tokarev-type, Norinco Model 213. Extra mag., rod, owners manual, case. Like new. 375 Pistol, Colt, 1st Series Woodsman, S.N.86016. 85% blue. 6.5" brl. 376 German, vest pocket blank pistol, six-shot. Alloy frame & slide (marked Moritzu.Gerstenberger-Zella Mehlis). Very good rubber grips with medallions marked "EMGE." Complete & functions properly. Black finish thinning slightly. 377 Pistol, Glock 21, .45 ACP, extra mag., rod, brush, loader, case. Like new. 378 Pistol, Glock 19, 9m., extra mag., loader, high capacity mag., case. 379 Belgium Pinfire revolver. Copy of Lefauchaux. Medium frame, .30 cal., engraved frame, blue cylinder, hump-backed grip with excellent checkered walnut grips. Single & dbl-action. Functions. 380 Pistol, Makarov, Russian (Imez), .380 cal. extra mag., cleaning rod, case, like new. 381 Pistol, Thompson Center Arms, Contender, 223 Rem., 12" heavy stainless brl. with compensator. Composition stocks. Stainless receiver with tiger-head engraving. Swift No.661 4x32 'scope mounted ('scope package information included). Hard shell case. Like new. 382 Pistol, Lorcin, L380, .380 cal., like new. 383 Air pistol, Daisy, Model 188, BB cal., single-shot. 384 Revolver, Charter Arms, Bulldog "Tracker", .357 Magnum, 4" brl. Like new. 385 Pistol, Astra, A-75, .40 S&W cal., blued, with extra mag., fabric holster. Like new. 386 Pistol, Llama, MAX-1-C/F, .45 ACP cal.; dark parkerized finish, rubber grips. Like new. 387 Pistol, Jennings. Model "Bryco 59", 9mm cal. Extra mag. Package insert, like new. 388 Pistol, Cobray, PM-11, 9mm cal., 9 1/2" brl., sling; 1 short, 4 long mags., extra slide with 5 1/2" brl., loader, brass catcher, misc. parts kit. Hard case. Like new. 389 Star, Model F, .22 L.R. pistol. Nickel finish, entirely engraved, plastic pearl grips, hammer case-hardened. Extra magazine, cleaning rod. Factory hinged lid box with cream colored reptile covering & blue satin lining (loose). Functions. 1st of the .22 Stars. Right grip has damage to upper edge. 390 NO LOT Pictures of lots 391-396 Close
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color photo. 392 Machine Gun, Lewis, Model of 1917, .303 British cal., S.N.1538, inspected by HGD, open brl. Has bipod, without pan magazine. Made in U.S. (Savage). 393 Machine Gun, Marlin Arms, Model 1906, .30 cal., S.N.1650, USA No.1690; Inspected 1917 by IAD. Mounted on tripod with wood paddle-style seat. Open brl. "Potato Digger" 394 Machine Gun, Chauchat, French Model of 1915, C.S.R.G., 8mm Lebel cal., S.N.140 277. Needs magazine, rear-sight v-notch & spring; open bore, bipod. 395 Machine Gun, Hotchkiss Model of 1909/1914, 8mm Lebel cal., S.N.23069. French Mitraileuse. No tripod. Open brl., non-functional. Dated 1917 396 Machine Gun, automatic machine rifle, U.S. Model of 1909, .30-06 cal., manufactured at Springfield Arsenal. July 30, 1907 patent marking. S.N. 146. Open brl. "Benét Mercié" No bipod. Pictures of lots 397-429 398 Cavalry Saber, Officers Model of 1872. Blade marked "Ridabock & Co.-New York NY." & named to "Albert L. Myer, U.S.A." Ray-skin grip, wire intact. Clean smooth blade, no nicks. Contained in an iron scabbard with wide brass suspension ring bands, throat & tip, ornately decorated with impressed intertwined elliptical patterns. This scabbard is not regulation, but fits the sword. 399 SWORD NAVY CUTLASS, U.S. Model 1860 Ames 1861 dtd rack no.s on cross guard. Grip leather has minor chipping, wire wrap gone, scabbard has brass band with stud for frog, 3 1/2" brass tip added, rivets on back, 2" x 1/4" hole near tip. 400 Mounted Artillery saber. U.S. Model 1840. Ames marking growing faint, dtd 1862. Blade retains all of its original arsenal bright finish, some small stains. Retains all grip leather some chipping, all wire. Scabbard no dents, in the white with rust spotting. Complete. 401 Foot Artillery Sword, U.S. Model 1832. Ames, 1848 dtd, good inspectors marks. Appears to have old repair to blade 7 1/2" from tip. 402 Dragoon saber. U.S. Model 1840. Blade marked "C&J", overall bright with scattered stains, little surface rust. Grip leather intact with 3 small areas rubbed, wire intact. Has wide saddle-tan leather wrist strap with fringed tassel, 1 brass stud, 1 aluminum. (Correct C.W. style.) Scabbard smooth brown, complete, one shallow dent near throat. 403 Dragoon saber. U.S. Model 1840, a.k.a., "Wrist Breaker". "PDL" marked blade has several small nicks to edge. Grip leather & wire in excellent condition. Lt stains & rust on blade, but most bright. Scabbard complete, no dents, light overall rust. 404 Light Cavalry Saber. U.S. Model 1860. Blade marked "Ames", dtd 1865, few light nicks to edge, bright with scattered stain & rust spots. Grip leather intact & polished, wire intact. Scabbard: dark with light surface rust, no dents, complete. 405 Light Cavalry Saber. U.S. Model 1860. Blade mkd only w/"T" on ricasso. Grip leather complete, 1 sm. rubbed spot, minor chipping. Wire intact. Blade clean, minor staining, no nicks, scabbard. Complete mostly light rusted, 7 shallow dents. 406 Light Cavalry Saber. U.S. Model 1860. Blade mkd "Emerson & Silver Trenton N.J., dtd 1865, staining dark, few light nicks. Grip leather intact with some light rubbing to high spots. Wire intact. Scabbard, turned dark with staining & light rust. Complete, no dents. 407 Light Cavalry Saber. U.S. Model 1860. Blade marked "Ames", dtd 1861, few light nicks to edge, stained dark with light surface rusting. Grip excellent smooth leather & intact wire. 4 dents to scabbard turned brown with light rust. 408 Light Cavalry Saber. U.S. Model 1860. Blade marked "C" & "Ames MFG Co." on ricasso. About half of leather grip wrap missing, no wire. Blade tip blunted by shortening about 1 1/2", nicks to edge. Scabbard: complete. Blue turning brown with light rusting, no dents. 409 Foot Officer's Sword. Mode of 1850. Blade marked "Tiffany New York". Etched blade with usual patterns/panels & U.S., darkened for 4" above ricasso. Most of blade is smooth with staining. Grip has rayskin wrap, 2 strand wire. Thumb rest quillion broken from hilt. No scabbard. 410 Foot Officers Sword. U.S. Model of 1850. Blade marked "W. Clauberg-Solingen", heavily etched panels with entwined vines, U.S. & Federal eagle, turning dark from staining, some light surface etching. Grip replaced with stacked leather washers, the pommel cap is held on with a brass cap-nut. Scabbard: black metal with all brass furniture. Complete. 411 Staff & Field Sword, U.S. Model 1860. 30" dbl-edged narrow blade etched with "U.S." & floral designs. Distributor:Chas. F Pusch, St. Paul, MN. Hinged cross guard. Grip covered with decorative silver with gold wire wrap. Fitting retain much gilt. Bullion wrist strap & tassel darkly patined. Blade lightly rusted overall. Scabbard: steel with brass fittings. 412 Staff & Field Sword. U.S. Model 1860. Marked "Henderson Ames Co.Kalamazoo Mich". Etched narrow U.S. blade. Furniture retains much gilt. Grip rayskin wrapped with ornated 3-strand wire. Hinged cross guard missing lock. Scabbard: steel with 2 gilded brass suspension bands, tip missing, rust spotting. 413 Staff & Field Sword, U.S. Model 1860. Early wider blade marked "Schnitzler A&A-Solingen". No scabbard. Rayskin grip with 2-strand wire wrap. Hinged cross guard, lock missing. 414 u.s. field officer’s sword, Brass clamshell guard with eagle & flags. 415 NCO Sword, U.S. Model 1840. No scabbard. Etched blade. 416 NCO Sword, U.S. Model 1840. With leather scabbard. 417 NCO Sword, U.S. Model 1840. Ames. Leather scabbard. Complete with 3-ring suspension. 418 Militia Sword, U.S. Pre & early Civil War use. Without scabbard. 419 Militia Sword, U.S. Pre & early Civil War use. 25 1/2" dbl-edged plain blade, Maltese quillions, helmeted pommel, reeded bone grip. Scabbard, leather with brass throat/locket & tip. 420 Sword. Dress/Parade. Nationality unknown. 28 3/4" straight double-edged blade unsharpened. Etching gone. Multiple rust spots. Hafting resembles Indo-Persian. Nickel silver, straight cross guard with acorn finials, one with chain loop. Langet flat clam shell style. Pommel with distinct nose with chain loop; grip back-strap has 3 large engraved stars. Carved bone grip. Scabbard nickel silver with drag & two suspension bands & rings. 3 shallow dents to scabbard body. 421 19th century Swedish Court Sword. 29 3/4" double-edged blade. Top "W" fire-blued & gold decorated. Shows a laurel-encircled set of 3 crowns (Sweden) & a king's crown over stylized JC XIV (Carl Johann) on one side. Obverse shows laurel encircled rampant crowned lion, Queen's crown over stylized initials: LJO. Ricassos gold decorated. Cross guard, quillions, langets, pommel cap, grip band & side straps all highly decorated with castings. Mother-of-pearl panels. 422 Sword cane. 13" stilleto blade, both edges jigged decoratively. Wood looks like rosewood with 5/8" silver band at tip, silver 3 5/8" saw-grip handle with a deep twisted patttern. 34 1/2" overall length. 423 Fraternal Sword. Blade: "Cincinnati Regalia Co." Named to "Thomas H. Whippo". Nickeled furniture & scabbard w/gold wash designs/accents. With leather storage case & cloth cover. 424 Sword Fraternal. Blade marked "The Pettibone Manufacturing Co.-Cincinnati, O." Named to "Wm. Samuelson". Large langet marked "U R" with lily. Steel scabbard bent near tip. Brass furniture. 425 Sword Fraternal. Scabbard identified as "Select Knight". Blade; "G.F. Foster Son & Co. Chicago, ILL." Identified to "George A. Bucklin". Nice blade. 426 Sword. elaborate lodge. Scabbard with silver furniture. Blade clean. Bone handle marked Armstrong & named to J. J. Tolerton. 427 Sword. Fraternal. Ivory grip. All silver mountings & scabbard. Blade: "Schuyler, Hartley & Graham". Named to "Sir Knight M. Coleman". 428 Sword. Fraternal. Blade: "G.F. Foster Son & Co., Chicago, Ill." by Schnitzler A&A, Solingen. Wrapped leather & wire grip. Named to "W. Story". Nice clean blade. Gilded brass scabbard. 429 Sword. Fraternal. Knights of Columbus. Decorated bone grip. Blade: "E.A. Armstrong-Detroit-Mich." Named to "C.C. Knapp." Clean blade with gilt designs. Scabbard steel with ornate gilded brass furniture. Pictures of lots 430-439 431 Winchester, Model '73, rifle, .44 cal., late 1st Model, S.N.18879, 24" round brl. Dark finish on metal. Wood is factory finish with usual minor dings. Factory sights. Thumb print dust cover. 432 Winchester, Model '73, rifle, .22 cal. 24" round brl., S.N. 446773B. Complete & functions perfectly. Complete professional refinish to metal & wood. Beautiful workmanship. All brl. markings crisp. 433 Winchester, M73 3rd Model, .38-40, 24" oct. brl., S.N.476538B. Globe front sight, Marble tang aperture rear sight. Rear sight cut on brl. Contains the original Winchester blade front sight used as a dovetail filler. About 95 percent original finish remains on metal & wood. Wood has usual minor handling dings. Brl. has numerous tiny, light dings on the sharp corners of the flats. Case hardening on hammer & lever, butt plate faded dark. Nice high gloss blue on receiver, dust cover & forecap. Bore very good with little light erosion. Small 1"x 1/2" area on top rear curve of left side-plate where the blue is rubbed thin. Overall a fine collectible. 434 Winchester, Model 1876 rifle, .45-75 cal., 38" oct. brl. Late 2nd model. No serial number; silver elevator block, butt (plating flaking from crescent), trap butt plate. Wood sound with oil finish. Metal: hammer & lever faded dark, brl. & receiver dark showing some gray & freckling. Replaced copper front sight blade, correct rear sight with elevator. Good brl. markings. 435 Winchester, Model 1892. Appears to have the original 22 3/4" 1/2-round-to-octagonal factory brl. lined & rechambered for the 218 Bee. 1/2 magazine tube. Engraved action: scrolls, mountains & large mountain goat on left side; scrolled leaves & ram's head on right side. Smaller border engraving around edges of the action & to the top of the bolt. Upper tang, forecap & bottom of receiver have scrolling & plant forms. S.N.218628. Crisp brl. markings. Metal has been reblued, post-engraving. Magazine tube is free to slide & has a rifle end-button (flat) with the small locking projection. Sporting ramp front sight with white bead. Rear appears to be factory original with elevator. Good tight action. Wood has varnished finish. 436 Winchester, Model 1895 rifle, .30 U.S. cal., S.N.23130.28" tapered, round brl. with integral front sight base with pinned sight blade. Crisp markings on brl. & receiver. About 90% thinning blue on brl. Gray mottled with light rust stains. Hammer & trigger guard have tiny initials "K.S.M." Special order receiver rear sight: Lyman side-mount aperture. Factory walnut stocks, crescent butt, varnish finish wearing thin. Mechanically sound. Bore has strong rifling. 437 Winchester. Model '73 rifle, .38 cal., 3rd Model, 24" oct. brl. S.N.216044B. Metal 60% original blue, case hardening dark, wood factory finish. Usual dings. Factory sights. 3-pc cleaning rod in trap. 438 Winchester, Model 1894 rifle, .30-.30 cal., S.N.284753, 26" nickel steel 1/2 round to octagonal brl. with about 40% blue, crisp markings. Receiver aged gray. Lever dark, hammer has traces of case colors. 1/2 mag. with button cap. Shotgun style butt with straight grip. Wood has been painted brown. Steel checkered shotgun butt plate. Front sight replaced with Marble 30W. Rear modified factory. Bore has strong rifling. 439 Rifle, Winchester Commemorative. Model 94, Golden Spike. New in box. Pictures of lots 440-448 441 Winchester, Model '73 rifle, .44 cal. 3rd mod., S.N.175898A, 24" round brl. Metal: receiver gray with dark freckling, brl. dark, hammer & lever dark with light rust etching on trigger guard. Wood: solid, nice finish on butt, aged bare wood forestock. Factory sights. Trap-butt plate. 442 Winchester, Model '73, rifle, .32 cal. 3rd mod., 24" oct. brl., S.N.378988B. Metal is brown, except hammer & lever are darkened blue-black. Wood sound, old varnish refinish; 2 1/2" x 1 3/4" patch in left side of butt. Factory sights (without elevator). No dust cover. 443 Winchester, Model '73 rifle, .32 cal. 3rd mod., S.N.315327B, 24" oct. brl. Metal: darkened gray. Wood: old refinish, 3" repair to toe. No dust cover. Front sight has a replaced blade made from coin. Rear is correct but is a later replacement, no elevator or dust cover. 444 winchester model 1892 rifle .25 cal. Sn 2847791 oct. brl. some case colors, fair to good cond. 445 Winchester, Model 1892 Rifle, .25 cal., S.N.761737, 24" oct. brl. Case hardened receiver turned silver & darkening. Some case colors on hammer, lever turned dark. Brl. & mag. tube have about 90 percent original blue. Crisp brl. markings. Wood light walnut, factory finished wearing thin. Factory sights with elevator. Bore has some rough spots. 446 Winchester, Model 1894 rifle, .32-.40 cal., "S.N.392509.26". Round brl. Receiver & brl. blued, finish turned plum & brown. Mag. tube still blue. Case colors on hammer & lever, faded on crescent butt plate. Factory wood is sound with varnish finish wearing thin. Clean bore. Factory sights with elevator. 447 Winchester, Model 1894 rifle, .32 W.S. cal. S.N.963043. Octagon nickel steel brl. has about 70% factory blue, crisp markings. Receiver turned dark with evidence of some cleaning. Lever dark. Hammer has some case color. Factory walnut wood: butt & forearm have some tiger stripe figure & oil finish. Factory rear sight with elevator, front is a replacement marble 50W. Mag. tube about 20% blue. 448 Winchester, Model 1894 rifle, .30-.30 cal. S.N.465179, Round nickel steel brl. has 95 percent blue, crisp markings. Case hardened receiver turned grayed nickel. Lever same. Hammer has traces of case color. Wood nice, old dark walnut with old refinish over factory finish. Crescent butt has some rust spotting. Front sight a marble #3 white bead, rear is a hinged 2 range open notch. Bore dark but clean. Pictures of lots 449-473A 450 MALINKE TRIBE "Seated Female Princess", carved wood form displaying a lobed coiffure & ornamented w/Keltoids throughout. A nice example with fine old patina, encrustation & evidence of wear, mounted on wooden plinth, H.63". 451 BAGA PEOPLES "Nimba" coast of Guinea, carved wooden religious mask of exaggerate proportion, nice old patina, H.60". 452 SENUFO PEOPLES "Debele" Western Sudan ivory coast. Carved & Polychrome male & female form with lobbed coiffure, elongated faces and scarification. Slightly worn and abraided, mounted on wooden bases, H.63". 453 BOBO PEOPLES "Molo" Western Sudan, carved & polychrome mask to be worn by boys to represent the god Do, displays wear, abrasons & some losses. H.36". 454 KURUMBA PEOPLES "Adone" Western Sudan, carved & polychrome wood in the stylistic form of an antelope with elongated nose & horns, displays nice wear & patina, H.47". 455 BAMANA PEOPLES "Fertility Figure" Mali of a human form atop an animal, nice patina, H.43". 456 DOGON PEOPLES "Tellem" style figure, mali, of an ancestral male, displays nice wear, patina & encrustation with evidence of early worming. H.53". 457 DAGON PEOPLES "Figure" Mali, well carved female form displaying wear & abrasions, H.48". 458 DOGON PEOPLES "Satimbe" Mali, well carved female form with jointed arms & polychrome adorned with earrings & scarification, nice dark patina, H.37". 459 BAULE PEOPLES "Gbekre" Guinea Coast, carved wooden figure of a monkey, displays good patina & encrustation, H.25". 460 YAKA PEOPLES "Figure" Southern Savanna-Zaire, carved polychrome wood with raffia, H.23". 461 DOGON PEOPLES "Figure" Mali, very finely carved female form with nice weathered finish, H.34". 462 SHERBRO PEOPLES "Stone Nomoli" Guinea coast Sierra Leone, carved stone figure of a crouching male form for placement in a field shrine, H.23". 463 BAGA PEOPLES "Figural Drum" carved wooden female form topped with crown of facial forms under a stretched hide drum skin, cowrie shell ornamentation, H.24". 464 YORBA PEOPLES "Figural Drum" carved wooden female form with child, topped with crown of facial form under a stretched hide drum skin, nice old patina & polychroming with encrustation. H.37". 465 LIBERIAN carved wood male figure seated on stool, polished finish, H.22". 466 AFO PEOPLES "Figure" Nigeria, carved wooden figure of a seated female with child in lap, after an example in the Horniman Museum, London, H.33". 467 PACIFIC ISLAND "Head Hunter" carved & polished figure of a male hunter displaying trophy, realistically carved, H.40". 468 BIDA STOOL ivory coast, carved wooden square form with four legs & incised decoration. H.15". 468A A LARGE IFA MORTAR carved wood with figures of human & animal forms in relief encirling the exterior, Dia.18". 469 METTA PEOPLES "Kwakwa" Dance Mask, carved & polychrome bird form with elongated beak, L.31". 470 GIO PEOPLES "Dance Mask" Guinea Coast Liberia, carved & polychrome wood with limed encrustation, an early example, L.27". 471 A FINE PACIFIC ISLANDS dance mask, carved wood face with slit pierced eyes & mouth. Long twisted fiber coiffure on woven skull piece, H.16". 472 NGIL DANCE MASK Guinea coast, carved wooden helmet form with slit pierced eyes & white pigmented face, nice patina, H.22". 473 BOBO COW MASK upper volta / Mali, carved wood with elongated muzzle & curved horns, nice patina with traces of white / red pigmentation, H.23" 473A KUBA PEOPLES dance mask, Southern Savanna, Zaire, primatively carved helmet shape facial form, H.14". 473B BALI figure of a monkey God, carved & polychrome wood, H.19". 473C BALI fibure of a demon, carved & polychrome wood, nice detail with some wear, H.18" 473D BALI figure of a demon, carved & polychrome wood, elaborately decorated, H.19". 473E BALI figure of a God fighting a demon, carved & polychrome wood, nice wear & patina, H.14". 473F BALI figure of a priest, carved & polychrome wood, H.18" 473G SPANISH COLONIAL carved wooden plaque of St. George slaying a dragon, remnants of red, green & blue polychrome, L.32". 473H BALI cast bronze bust mtd on a wood plinth, rich green patina, H.10". 473I BALI shrine figure, carved wood with polychrome & gilt, H.15" 473J INDO-PERSIAN group of 3 cast bronze busts of Buddah, H.8" & 4". 473K INDO-PERSIAN molded gilt-composition figure of a seated buddah, on wood plinth, H.8" 473L MEXICAN RETABLE of the crucifixion with added scene at base, polychrome tin, 19th C, 5" x 7" 473M SPANISH COLONIAL 18th C carved & gilt wood Santo of St. Anthony some losses, H.14". 473N SPANISH COLONIAL 19th C grouping of the Holy Family carved wood with gilt remnants. 9.5" x 14.5". 473O MEXICAN RETABLO 19th C scene of the Crucifixion mounted in frame, 11" x 7". 473P PAIR GABON MASKS carved wooden facial forms with lobbed coiffures & copper ornamentation, nice examples of 1960s contemporary styling, H.17" & 14". 473Q PAIR GABON MASKS similar to previous lot, H.15" & 14". 473R ZAIRE DANCE MASK carved wood with pierced eyes, evidence of pigmentation, H.13". 473S AFRICAN DANCE MASK carved wooden facial form w/horns, H.14" 473T LWALWA PEOPLE'S Dance Mask, Southern Savanna, Zaire, carved wood with slit eyes & protruding lips for warrior initiation. Nice patina with some pigmentation. H.11". 473U BAMBOO SPLINT STORAGE CONTAINER over fitting lid of oval form, wooden base & carved handle w/2 monkeys, H.12" 473V GIO PEOPLE'S Dance Mask, Liberia, carved wooden bird form with slit pierced eyes & beak. Nice earlier example with good patina & wear. L.17". 473W KUBA PEOPLE'S "MWAASH A MBOOY" Southern Savanna, Zaire, carved facial form in helmet shape displaying weathering & worming. H.18". 473X KUBA PEOPLE'S Dance mask, Southern Savanna, Zaire, carved facial helmet style, with evidence of white/red pigmentation, H.10". 473Y kUBA PEOPLE'S "MWAASH A MBOOY" Southern Savanna, Zaire, nice patina & encrustation with remnants of red pigmentation, H.13". 473Z KUBA PEOPLE'S Dance Mask, Southern Savanna, Zaire, nice patina with early repairs, Raffia Beard, H.22". 474A KUBA PEOPLE'S Royal Mask, Southern Savanna, Zaire, decorated w/cowry shells & bead work, rich, dark patina, H.20". 474B JOHN CAVANAUGH (American 29th c.) "Resting Dancer" bronze figure of ballerina, L.23". 474C MEXICAN CHINO DANCE MASK carved & polychrome wood with pierced eyes & mouth, H.9.5". 474D MEXICAN DANCE MASK early 20th c., carved & polychrome wood with 3 protruding snakes, a nice early example with evidence of wear, H.9". 474E YAGUI INDIAN DANCE MASK carved polychrome wood with long horse hair tufts, H.9.5". 474F ASHANTI PEOPLE'S carved wooden figure with elongated ringed neck & ringed coiffure, H.28". 474G NEW GUINEA DANCE MASK, Sepik River, wooden facial form with incised scarification, H.24". 474H DAN PEOPLE'S, Liberia, bronze figure of a female form, traditionally cast with nice patina, H.22". 474I A FINE SENUFO PLANK BED Ivory Coast, carved wood with carved head rest & raised on four legs, a nice example seldom encountered, L.57", c1920. 474J EPO PEOPLE'S MASK carved facial form with slit pierced eyes & blackened patina, H.18". 474K INDO-PERSIAN 19th c. chest ornament in repoussé' copper with stylistic floral designs, rich verdi gras patina, L.22". 474L DOGON PEOPLE'S Grainery Doors, Western Sudan, Mali, carved with rows of human form figures, displays heavy wear & encrustation, H.28". 474M AFRICAN NUPE POT fired earthenware spherical form with bowl shape. Fringe on narrow neck, incised decoration, damaged, H.18". 474N AFRICAN SONGYE POT fired earthenware, nice older example with heavy encrustation & fire blackening, incised designs, H.22". Pictures of lots 474O-496 475 MATCHLOCK, 59" overall length, approx. .75 cal, arched club butt has a 2" x 3 1/2" fragment missing due to worm damage, dark wood stock, steel barrel with brass bands (7). brass decorated side-plate holds match arm, spring loaded trigger, action still works. Much old black powder corrosion around pan & breaching, rear sight missing, beautiful ancient patina overall. 476 SNAP HAUNCE RIFLE, North African. 57" overall length, approx. 58 cal, bone inlays in butt stock, decorated steel bands (11) hold brl to forestock, appears to be very old & right out of the Rift. 477 Rifle, percussion, 1/2 stock. 36 1/8" .38 cal. octagonal brl. pinned to walnut stock. Full iron under rib with 2 iron ferrules. Blade front & v-notch rear sights. Brl. marked "Enterprise Gunworks-Brown & Hirth-Pittsburg, Pa", deer. Front action lock works. Double-set triggers. brass furniture: crescent butt plate, toe-plate, trigger guard with tail, nose cap, forestock cap. 478 Rifle, percussion, full-stock. 34 5/8", octagonal heavy brl. (1 1/4" diam.) pinned to walnut stock. Sheet brass nose cap & ferrules (3). Plain brass trigger guard & crescent butt plate. Double set trigger. Back-action lock marked "Joseph Golcher", brl. Marked "Slack-Springfield O." Blade front & open notch rear sights. 1 1/4" chip to stock, left side at tang. 479 Half-stock Kentucky, percussion rifle, 36", .48 cal., oct. brl. Back-action lock marked "Ashmore" (works). Double-set triggers missing set-screw. Full-length iron under-rib. Brl. has scroll engraving at breech & tang, two gold bands around breech. Blade front sight, open buckhorn style rear with elevator. All furniture is heavy, engraved German silver. Crescent butt plate, ornate toe-plate with push button to open patch-box cover. Simple box cover with highly ornate side plates & finial held to stock with 7 steel screws. Latch needs minor adjustment. Trigger guard has tail & long, ornate finials. Ornate cheek plate. Oval key escutcheons; stock ferrule & nose cap. Two iron r.r. ferrules & replacement r.r. Inlay in cheek rest. Walnut stock has mellow, old finish, checkering to wrist. Stock is cracked through diagonally from trigger guard up to brl. channel edge 3" in front of breech, & old repair to left forestock. Brl. rusty. 480 Rifle, percussion, full-stock. 34 1/4" .45 swamped octagonal brl. with blade front elevation adjustable rear sights, brl. pinned with late nails to dark-stained maple stock. Unmarked old style lock with tit at rear end of plate. Lock crisp. Broad steel t.g. with decorative tail. Steel butt plate, flat with pointed heel tang. Checkering to wrist. Old hickory r.r. no cap-box. There are 4 accessories accompanying this gun: (1)Powder-horn, flattened, 6 1/2" faceted on curves, no stopper. (2)Shot-pouch, 6" overall length, deerskin (hair-on) with 2" wood pouring spout, no stopper. (3)Leather bag for balls/caps, 2 1/2" x 3 1/2". Shows great age. (4)Powder measure made from .52 cal., copper, rim fire case. These are all held together on an old braided cord lanyard showing distress, & a brass ring. This has appearance of a trade gun. 481 Rifle, percussion, over-under-dbe gun. Approx. 48 cal. A single 1 1/4" dia. 26 1/4" brl. w/2 bores: Upper appears smooth, lower rifled. 9 3/4" octagonal breech to round 16 1/2" front end. Round breaching with back-action looks marked "Warren & Steele-Albany", rt. hammer missing spur, locks need work, butt stock appears to be a light colored wood with old dark stain, some damage beneath left lock plate. 2 steel ferrules, front dovetailed, rear is 8" long, soldered beneath octagon section of brl. Furniture is German silver. Single trigger, old hickory r.r. with worm affixed. Nipples broken. Notched rear sight, bead front. No patchbox. Trigger guard has old repair. 482 RIFLE, PERCUSSION, side-by-side dbl. brl. Approx. .48 cal., right brl. is rifled, left appears smooth. 25 3/4" octagonal brls. with 2 steel ferrules, old hickory r.r. Plain walnut 1/2 stock keyed to brls. Brass tang. Back-action locks need work, rt. Hammer missing. Dbl. trigger in brass t.g., brass horned butt plate, small round steel cap box in butt. Open sights on ea. brl. 483 AUSTRIAN LORENZ, MODEL 1854 MUSKET. 484 Rifle, percussion, 1/2 stock. 29 3/8" .44 cal. octagonal brl. Keyed (with old square nail) to walnut stock. Full iron under-rib with two steel ferrules (1 missing). Blade front & v-notch rear. Front action lock works. Single trigger. Brass furniture: trigger guard with spur & tail, crescent butt plate, toe plate & hinged cap box lid unusual squared oval configuration. 2" piece missing from stock on right side of brl. tang. Longitudinal crack on each side of forestock. 485 Rifle, percussion, 1/2 stock. 32 1/8" .50 cal. octagonal to round brl. w/3 iron ferrules, marked at breech "Rochester Cast Steel". Large v-notch rear sight. Front sight missing. Wide iron trigger guard with tail. Brass crescent butt plate & toe plate. Iron single-set trigger works. Front-action lock works. All iron parts are in the white & old stock is stripped clean & sanded. Looks like an old match rifle someone started to refinish. 486 Rifle, percussion, 29 3/4" .52 cal. octagonal brl. mounted on a Smith carbine, action works, with Kentucky-style butt-stock, with crescent steel butt plate. Sheet iron trigger guard. Made without forestock or cap box. 487 Rifle, percussion, 1/2 stock. 32 3/4" .52 cal. octagonal brl. Keyed to maple stock (artificially tiger-striped). Full iron under rib with steel ferrules (2), old hickory r.r., front bead & rear elevation adjustable sights. Back action lock marked "Joseph Golcher" works. Double-set triggers, German silver furniture: crescent butt plate, toe plate, small oval presentation plate (not marked) on belly of butt stock, trigger guard (has spur & tail), small oval cheek plate, round cap box, running deer on cheek piece, decorative escutcheon (marked "50") on wrist, stock ferrule, decorative 6 1/4 inlay in belly of forestock & nose cap. All furniture engraved simply. Small chip out of toe, small longitudinal cracks in forestock & opposite lock. 488 Shotgun, L.C. Smith, 10 ga. Bar-action, dbl. brls. are 2-iron Damascus in the bright, 22" long. Good markings: Syracus, NY, address; 1883 patent mark & "E" on water table, S.N. 10733 all parts match. Crisp actions, locks up tight. Wood checkered. Finish & checkering show wear. Steel butt plate. One tiny dent on top of left brl. near muzzle. On the sighting rib is engraved: "Wells Fargo & Co. 733" While the engraving is nearly identical to those illustrated in the book "Company Property" by Bartz, it is possible the engraving on the offered lot was done in the 20th century. 489 Shotgun, dbl. brl., percussion. 31 1/2" brls, 18 ga., front-action locks (work). "London Fine Twist" brls. on 5/8" wide top rib, which also bears silver figures inlaid: hunter shooting at a bird rising over a pointer. German silver stock ferrule, key escutcheons, cap box in form of a stag's head with a steel cover inlaid with a tiny silver deer. Walnut stock. Front ferrule replaced. Has r.r. 490 Rifle, parlor, percussion. 26 ½" .17 cal. octagonal brl. marked "LG" near breech. Keyed to walnut stock. Iron furniture: crescent butt plate, trigger guard with spur & tail, front-action lock. Hammer has enclosed 20" nose extension which strikes percussion cap on rear of 6 3/4" brl. insert screwed into muzzle. Open v-notch & blade front sights. Works & complete except for small screw in bottom of brl. which locks the insert in place. Dbl-set triggers. 491 Shotgun, Hopkins & Allen, Falling Block, 12 ga. 30" brl. Complete, works. 492 XL Shotgun, single shot, falling-block, 44 C.F. cal. No finish on metal, light rust. Walnut stocks, butt with pistol grip, steel butt plate. Takedown. Hopkins & Allen. Bore rifled & rough. 493 REMINGTON ROLLING BLOCK RIFLE, .45 cal, brl. marked "520US" receiver "102" & "13", lacks cleaning rod, has carbine rear-sight. 494 Shotgun, double-brl., 12 ga., back-action locks marked: "W.Richards". Brls. marked "Laminated Steel", nice pattern. Butt plate disintegrating. 30" brls. 495 lot of 2 double-barrel Shotguns, one 12 ga., front action locks marked "N.R. Davis & Sons". Case hardening on lock plates. Damascus brls. Works, complete except left firing-pin missing. Nice wood, clean gun. 30" brls. The other a 32" 12 ga. brls. Front-lock action. Both locks work. Dbl. triggers. Wrist & forestock checkered. Brls. marked "Laminated Steel". 496 lot of 2 PERCUSSION Shotguns, one 1/2 stock. 38 1/2" brl. Approx. 10 ga. Back-action lock works, brass furniture, trigger guard ornately decorated with stamped designs. Butt decoratively carved with profile of boar's head. And the other a Full Stock, 40" brl, approx. 12 ga German silver furniture, 3 ferrules. Old hickory R.R. elaborately decorative open notch rear sight & base. Sling button on belly of butt & steel upper sling swivel, probably European, lock needs tuning. Pictures of lots 497-563 498 NO LOT 499 WAMAKONDE Tanzania. Pair of carved hardwood bust, polished finish, H.12". 500 BAMANA PEOPLE'S "Figural Weaving Spindle" Western Sudan, Mali. Carved wooden human form, nice patina with remnants of orange pigment, H.16". 501 NEW GUINEA Sepik River. Carved wooden figure of a male on obverse & female on reverse. Nice patina, encrustation. Adorned with cowry shells, H.17". 502 BAMANA PEOPLE'S Female figure, Western Sudan, Mali, carved wood, H.18". 503 BAMANA PEOPLE'S Figure, Western Sudan, Mali, carved wood, H.20". 504 BENIN PEOPLE'S Bronze figure, Guinea Coast, Nigeria. Well cast depiction of a warrior, wood plinth, H.8". 505 BAMANA PEOPLE'S "Female Figure," Western Sudan, Mali. Carved wood, H.14". 506 BENIN PEOPLE'S "Bronze Bell," Guinea Coast, Nigeria. Cast with handle & two facial forms in relief, H.4". 507 BAVLE PEOPLE'S "Ancestral Figure," Guinea Coast, Nigeria. Carved wood figure of a seated male with lobbed coiffure & scarification, H.34". 508 SENUFO PEOPLE'S "Ancestral Figures". Carved wood male & female forms with bird crests. Nice patina with remnants of kaolin, H.30". 509 DOGON PEOPLE'S "Ritual Bowl", Western Sudan, Mali. Carved wood. Incised bowl supported by four female forms, figural carved lid, H.19". 510 TANZANIAN "Ebony Bust" of a young African woman, nicely carved with polished finish, H.11". 511 FON PEOPLE'S "Bronze mask", Guinea Coast, Benin. Nice dark patina, H.8". 512 SENUFO PEOPLE'S "Ancestral Figures". Carved wood male & female forms with bird crests. Nice patina with remnants of kaolin, H.30". 513 LULUA PEOPLE'S "Lupfingu Figure", Southern Savanna, Zaire. Carved wooden male form, nice patina, H.29". 514 NEW GUINEA "Sepik River", Ritual bowl. Carved wood with crocodile form handles, L.21". 515 See Lot # 528516 BENIN PEOPLE'S Pair of Bronzes, bust & facial form, H.6"& 7" 517 BAMANA PEOPLE'S "Axe", Burkino Fasso Area, Western Sudan, Mali. Incised iron blade with incised wooden handle. An unusual piece, L23". 518 FON PEOPLE'S "Bronze Figure", Guinea Coast, Benin. Nice contemporary depiction of a dancing figure, H.12". 519 GROUP OF four AFRICAN BRONZE FIGURES, nice contemporary sculptures depicting various aspects of tribal life, H.4"-7". 520 AFRICAN FLY WISK, carved wood with female form handle & animal hair 521 African carved wood effigy of an animal form, L.9"s 522 AYO AFRICAN GAME BOARD. Carved wood with eight figures supporting a game surface with 12 carved receptacles holding nutshells, L.28". 523 BAMANA PEOPLE'S Cast Iron Figure, Western Sudan, Mali. Depicting a warrior on horseback, H.12". 524 BAMANA PEOPLE'S "Ancestral Figure", Western Sudan, Mali. Carved wooden male figure with elongated arms, remnants of monkey fur on mandible & scalp. Very finely carved with nice patina & encrustation, H.24". 525 AFRICAN KALAWO BIRD carved wooden bird form overlaid with brass strips. Nice patina, H.26". 526 YAKA PEOPLE'S "Figural Drum", Southern Savanna, Zaire. Human form head handle with opening for drum cylinder in front, H.16". 527 BAMANA PEOPLE'S "Marionette Figure", Mali, carved wooden Janus with multiple heads (see Lot # T-139). 528 BAMANA PEOPLE'S "Female Figure", Western Sudan, Mali, carved wood, weathered patina, missing portions of arms, H.19". 529 TUNISIAN WOOD CARVING in ebony of a warrior male. Adorned with blue/white beadwork, H.15". 530 LUBA/KUSU PEOPLE'S Figure, Southern Savanna, Zaire. Carved wood female form, an earlier piece with nice wear & patina. Wood plinth, H.14". 531 LOBI PEOPLE'S Figure, Burkino Fasso/Upper Volta. Carved wood remnant of an upper male torso. Earlier piece displaying good patina, weathering & encrustation, on metal base, H.15". 532 ASHANTI PEOPLE'S pair of carved figures, male & female w/horn headdress. Carved hardwood & blackened finish, H.17" 533 BAMANA PEOPLE'S "Chi Wara Kun, Segu", Western Sudan, Mali. Carved wooden animal form crest. Resin ornamentation, nice patina, H.20". 534 BAMANA PEOPLE'S "Chi Wara Kun, Segu", Western Sudan, Mali. Carved wooden animal form crest. A nicely carved large example, displaying a dark patina with some wear, H.31". 535 INDENGESE PEOPLE'S Figure, Southern Savanna, Zaire. Carved wooden male form with headdress & scarification, H.18". 536 BAMANA PEOPLES "Chi Wara Kun" Western Sudan, Mali, carved wooden animal form crest on woven scalp piece, dark worn patina, H.19". 537 ASHANTI PEOPLE'S "Akua Ba Doll", Guinea Coast, Ghana. Carved wood figure of a young woman, H.13". 538 MEXICAN FIGURE carved wood after a pre-Columbian style, some losses, H.14". 539 BAULE PEOPLE'S Face mask. Ivory Coast carved wood with remnants of pigment, H.19". 540 BENIN PEOPLE'S Figure, Guinea Coast, Nigeria. Sculpted blackware female form, H.8". 541 BAMANA PEOPLE'S Figure, Western Sudan, Mali. Carved wood female form, dark patina with wear, H.20". 542 KOTA PEOPLE'S "Mbulu" Figure, Equatorial Forest, Gabon, carved hardwood decorated with an overlay of hammered copper, nice patina with remnants of pigmentation & vestiges of verdigris, H.29". 543 BAMANA PEOPLE'S Figure, Western Sudan, Mali. Carved wooden male form with remnants of red pigmentation. A nice earlier piece, H.12". 544 KONGO Figural headdress, Zaire. Carved male form with wood pegged coiffure. Displayed atop a woven grass skull piece decorated with earthenware crocodiles, cowrie shells & hippopotamus teeth. Red pigmented with encrustation. A nice example, that is rarely seen, H.16". 545 NEW GUINEA 3 pronged arrow, baboo & raffia, L.59". 546 new guinea Lime Spatula, c1940, carved wooden handle, L.8". 547 new guinea Lime Spatula, c1940, L.8". 548 new guinea Pair of arrows, bamboo & hardwood points with carved barbs, L.66" & 51". 549 new guinea pair of arrows, similar to previous lot, L.45"& 55" 550 new guinea Arrow, bamboo with carved flat blade, L.60". 551 new guinea lime spatula, wood w/ carved handle c1940 L.13" 552 new guinea ceremonial lime spatula, ebony with intricately incised scrolled designs, L.16". 553 Tebutje, Gilbert Islands. Wood 14" long, 9 3/4" section has a blade-like appearance with small shark's teeth tied to opposite edges, several teeth missing. Grip is a phallic symbol. Nice old piece. 554 pacific islands sword, wood, bamboo & fiber with double sharks tooth edge, L.41". 555 see lot 558 556 new guinea arrow, dark patina, L.60". 557 native american bow carved wood with sinen bow string, probably Great Lakes, L.42". 558 new guinea palm wood bow with two arrows (lot 555) woven fiber hand grip, nice early example, L.86". 559 new guinea carved wooden spear, nice old patina, L.90" 560 new guinea carved wooden spear, nice patina with blackened finish, L.83". 561 new guinea carved wooden spear, nice worn & fire blackened finish, L.75". 562 new guinea carved wooden spear, nice old patina, L.78". 563 new guinea wooden bow with bamboo bow string, L.67" 563A new guinea ceremonial dance paddle, Milne Bay Area, Papua, New Guinea. A fine old carved piece with rich dark patina, L.25". 563B african spear shaft French congo, c1850 wood with hide attachment, a great old piece, exceptional patina, L.48" Pictures of lots 564-588 565 HORSEMAN'S SABRE 29 3/4" slightly curved blade with false edge & spear point with etched designs in fullers. P-knuckle bow, one-piece pommel & back strap with cheek plates. 5 cross guard with plain langets, leather covered wood grips missing about 1/2 of the leather. All hardware plated. Original plated iron scabbard with large drag, a single suspension band & ring. Excellent blade. 566 SWORD, PARADE. 19th century, 29" slightly curved fullered blade, heavily rusted. Ray-skin grip with fine wire wrap, brass bow, slightly cupped hilt with down-turned quillion, one piece pommel / backstrap. Scabbard, 2 rings, rusty. 567 FRENCH NAVAL CUTLASS. Chatellerault blade dtd 1838, large anchor on blade. Iron cup guard with old black paint. Original scabbard complete, with surface checking to leather. 568 HORSEMAN'S SABRE. Similar to the English Pattern of 1876. Heavily curved blade with unstopped wide fullers, clipped point. Brass P-knuckle bow, one piece pommel & backstrap with cheek plates. S-crossguard with large decorated langets. Blade has stand of arms, 5-asterick-type stars, a turbaned head & crescent moon with face on each side of blade. Walnut grip. From tip 25" of blade, heavily blemished & stained. Four light nicks to edge. Scabbard. Sheet iron with a well-worn drag. 2 brass suspension bands & rings. Rusty. 569 INDIAN SWORD, new made tourist trade item. Cavalry-style, nickel plated, black leather covered scabbard. 570 SHORTSWORD 24 3/4" x 1 1/2" single edge slightly curved blade, blacksmith quality blade has a 5" sharpened false edge, numerous nicks near tip & 1 1/2" x 3/8" chip 8" from tip. No fullers, no riccasso. Grip dark wood with ancient patina, iron rings at hilt & pommel. Pommel cap round flat iron plate. Hilt is a crudely fashioned, shallow dish with 2 vines to pommel forming knuckle bows. Scabbard: wood covered with leather. Sheet iron tip shows great age. 7 1/4" tab separated from band & a crude iron hook for attaching to a shoulder sling. Revolutionary, Civil War or South American, old. 571 group of 2 swords. Including: a German hunting sword, 20 5/8" flat, single-edged blade. 2 1 3/4" square quillions form heavy hilt stamped "W.Grose". Heavy stag grip with German silver caps at hilt & pommel. Grip loose. Scabbard: leather with belt loop, German silver throat & tip, crazed but solid. And a SMALL SWORD 28 1/4" single edge with 14" false edge, tip rounded. Plain fullered bright blade. All furniture cast brass. Shallow elliptical hilt, down curved quillion, D-bow faceted oval pommel knob, faceted grip. Very light weight construction. Scabbard, leather covered metal, brass tip & throat, frog hook. Boys sword. 572 Hungarian Hussar's SABER, Shamshir configuration, c. 1650. 32" blade, hafting steel with silver wire inlay, Niello, blade plain with narrow fuller, makers Cartouches. Downturned ringed pommel. Steel throat, tip & 2 suspension bands on leather covered wood scabbard. Cross guard loose. 573 Sabre, Turkish. 30 1/2" curved blade, with double fullers. Horn grips (one cracked through at pommel), cross guard (loose) is steel with gold inlaying. Blade inscribed: "Adam Goluchowski-Damaszek-1911". Leather covered wood scabbard has steel throat, 2 hanger bands & tip, all browned with gold inlays (Turkish crescents on tip). Stitching of scabbard is gold wire. 574 Turkish Yataghan. 25 1/2" blade with engraved spiral designs & lettering. Wood grips flared pommel, silver chaps at Ricasso. T back blade rusty. Scabbard wood covered w/brass sheeting & 4" leather band around middle. Looks really old. 576 India, Tulwar, court sword. 27" blade without fullers. Elaborate cast brass hafting with pommel dish & knuckle bow. Scabbard: velvet covered wood. Velvet loose on back. Throat & tip elaborate brass castings. 577 JAPANESE SWORD, 20th century, Officer's parade style. Excellent plated blade, grips & furniture. Scabbard plated, about 1" shorter than blade. 578 FENCING FOIL Soligen marked. 579 Sword, early 16th century horseman's saber. 31 ½" double-edged, 6" narrow fullers at Ricasso. Burled maple grip. Iron furniture large faceted ball pommel, knuckle guard, pas d'ane, vines & rein ring. Each fuller bears the maker's mark: Wolf mark of bladesmiths of Passau & Soligen, Prussia, & dtd 1585. Blade has sword maker Johannes Wundes, Solingen 1560-1610 mark. Basically the same sword pictured in G. Weland's "Collectors Guide to Swords, Daggers & Cutlasses, p. 19. Metal rusted, tip rounded. Grip has 2 old gouges. No scabbard. 580 Foil, fencing. Small sword configuration with 25 1/4" flat blade not sharpened, large brass cup guard, all metal grip with flattened ball pommel. "J.H.L" visible on ricasso. 581 LOT OF 2 SWORDS: A BOY'S SWORD 26 3/4" single edged blade with false edge & rounded tip. Extensive etching on fullered blade. P-bow with lion's head pommel & backstrap with cheek plates. Down turned quillions with large decorated langets. Scabbard iron, in the white, large drag, two suspension bands with rings. And A Sword. 27 1/8" double-edged blade, marked with VI in a C, & a large crown Emperor Charles VI. Barrel shaped wood grip. Inverted urn shaped large pommel. Missing cross guard & knuckle bow. 582 2 swords including a MACHETE 24" spear point blade, marked "Collins & Co. and an eagle pommeled German short sword with wood checked grips. 583 group of 2 bayonets including a Norwegian Model 1860. Recurved blade. For the Remington rolling black rifle, leather scabbard. 584 Bayonet, Belgium, M1868, Engineer's for the Terssen carbine, dtd 1869, leather scabbard with brass fittings. Rare. 585 Katana. 19" plain blade, without figure. Scabbard & grip are bone decorated with carved court figures. 8 brass ring fittings have mum symbols. Tsuba not meant to be removed. 2 suspension rings with silk cord attached. 586 LOT OF 2: Moro Kris Philippines Large, heavy, wavy-edged 22 3/4" x 2" blade. Elaborate, traditionally shaped hilt. Slightly curved grip of horn w/mother-of-pearl inlays: dots, diamonds, stars. Massive pommel cap & silver band at hilt. No scabbard. And Machete, Latin American. Huge blade 22" x 3 5/8" marked in 4 lines A star 1, Eileyqua, Eibereeld, Arantiza", all beneath a spread winged eagle, & no.157C. Horn grips. 587 North African Sword. Similar to the Moroccan flyssa. 25 1/2" flattened s-shaped blade. Spine decorated with prick-punched designs. Two shallow interrupted fullers near spine of blade. Leather wrapped corrugated grip. Soft leather hilt. Two sharp horns form pommel. A deadly weapon. No scabbard. 588 Group lot of 2: Hafting, iron, basket-style. 4 vines & plate over knuckles. Straight Quillions 10" end to end. Dug. Heavy rust but solid. 16th century. And a Blade sword, 30"x1½" dbe-edged. Tang marked WB, & blade makers cartouches. Blade engraved w/large crown & "PRIDENTIA ET CONSTANT IA". Rusting. Short 1/2 blade fullers. Rounded tip. Pictures of lots 589-620 590 BIDENT, INDO-PERSIAN, 18 3/8" overall, 6" octagonal socket with some niello remaining, prongs have grain & blacksmithing textures. 591 BAZU, INDO-PERSIAN forearm guard. 12" length, calligraphic panels around edges & forming chevrons, mixed with foliage & birds, no band, traces of silver niello. 592 INDO-PERISAN SHIELD. 18 3/8" circular domed iron with 4 small domed bosses, calligraphic panel around rim & at apex of dome, 8 panels of foliage & animals (Same artist did the Kuhla-Khud). Traces of silver niello, no pad or slings. 593 KUHLA-KHUD, Indo-Persian Helmet. Domed skull etched with calligraphic panel around base & six panels of foliage, animals & birds. Twin plume holders. Sliding nasal bar, top spike & about 90% of link camail remaining. Traces of silver niello. 594 INDO-PERSIAN BATTLEAXE, 29 1/2" overall length, steel. Square spike at top, 3 1/4" axe blade, 7 1/4" s-curved armor piercing blade w/reinforced point. Heavy tubular iron handle acorn shaped knob. Niello everywhere except grasping areas of handle. 18th century. 595 INDO-PERSIAN BATTLE HAMMER, 26" overall, short square hammer head, opposite side has triangular reinforced blade & point to pierce armor / chain mail, spike at top. Large mushroom shaped knob on butt of handle. Tubular iron handle, much niello remains on head, blade, spike & butt. 596 EUROPEAN / ENGLISH HORSEMAN'S BREAST & back plates. Breast plate very heavy shot-proof form with medial ridge, backplate mounted with 2 shoulder straps & their guard chains, one leather strap missing, broken through at backplate. Turned edges with brass rivets securing hooks inside both plates to hold liners. Remnants of waist straps on back plate. No shot dimple. 597 INDO-PERSIAN AXE, blade has 2-pointed leading edge, all steel. 598 INDO-PERSIAN AXE, 27 5/8" overall, large 10x3 1/2" ear shaped blade, decorated. Steel handle with spike & ball butt, niello decorations. 599 INDO-PERSIAN AXE, crescent / concave edged blade with reverse curls on tips, all steel. 600 INDO-PERSIAN AXE, convex/crescent blade with spike back & tip. 601 INDO-PERSIAN AXE convex/crescent blade with spike back & tip. 602 INDO-PERSIAN AXE, convex blade pierced, all steel. 603 KATAR, INDIAN (Hindu), 4 3/4" dbl. edged blade, attached to a steel axe handle, 26 1/2" overall, makes a highly efficient short stabbing weapon. Ceremonial figure carved into each side of blade, neillo decorations, all steel. 604 LOT OF 2 INDO-PERSIAN AXES, crescent without curled tips, all steel. And a Tomahawk style blade. 605 INDO-PERSIAN AXE convex edged blade pierced, all steel. 606 no lot 607 U.S. ARMY HOSPITAL CORPS BOLO, model of 1904, dtd 1904. Very good cond. 608 U.S. FIGHTING KNIFE, Model of 1917. L.F. & C. dtd 1917, type I, complete with scabbard. Excellent cond. 609 Bayonet, U.S. Model 1905, Springfield Armory, dtd 1918. Rough wood grips. Blue crossguard & pommel, Parkerized blade. Scabbard variation with 3 1/8" throat riveted & stapled to green leather scabbard with leather tab & belt hooks riveted to reverse. Clear marks; "H.E." & "P" in a diamond. Excellent condition, probably unissued. 610 Kukri, Gerkha. 13 1/2" blade with 2 shallow fullers on each side. Decorated along back for 5 1/2" from hilt. Horn grips, brass hilt & pommel cap. Ring around central area of handle. Leather covered wood scabbard with brass tip & 2 small horn hafted auxiliary knives held in back of scabbard. Scabbard open along the inside curvature. 611 JAPANESE TYPE 30 BAYONET, Arisaka, Navy T-99 rifle, has false edge, no markings & rubberized canvas scabbard & frog. 612 Philippino, bolo. 16 3/4" blade made without a point. Heavy single edged blade. Grip of horn with decorative heavy brass caps on pommel & hilt. Decorated leather scabbard. 613 Philippino, Chopper-style bolo. 13" heavy blade with straight edge, reeded cuts on Ricasso. Hardwood grip. Heavy leather scabbard with shoulder strap. 614 Moro, barong. 11 3/4" blade, 3" silver band around grip with braided wrap at pommel. No scabbard. 615 Malaysian, Klewang. 19 1/2" plain blade. 616 Java, Kris. 11 1/4" straight double-edged blade that shows extensive grain in the laminated steel. Elaborate hilt & carved grip of a diety. Scabbard of light colored wood, kidney bean shaped throat, German silver(?) cover over entire length of body with 1/4" space between edges revealing 3 1/2" insert of tortoise shell. 616A Malaysian klewang 617 lot of 3 pieces including: Chinese Money Sword. A Malaysian, Klewang. 17" hand forged laminated steel blade with some crude, light engraving near brass hilt. Hardwood grip. No scabbard. And a SCABBARD / COVER for South Seas weapon. 618 Folding knife. Large Mexican or Latin American implement. Blade is 7 1/2" with a 90 degree hooked end, sharpened on inner curve, locks open, about 2 1/2" at its widest point, marked "CV" at Ricasso. Handle is brass & horn, ornately decorated with brass & steel inlays. Main spring is jigged its entire length. Flared butt. 15 3/8" overall length, with lock back. This appears to be an enlarged version of the knife used to score the bark of the Maquey cactus to allow sap to drain into a receptacle & made into the native drink called pulque. Unusual item. 619 Crossbow, Vietnamese Montanard. 34" bow, 2 5/8" wide at middle, heavy duty bow. Pistol grip with release trigger. Heavy dense reddish brown wood, complete with bowstring. Age undeterminable, probably 1960's. No arrows. 620 no lot Pictures of lots 621-676 622 MARKA PEOPLE'S Dance Mask, animal facial form with carved antlers, fabric & iron ornamentation L.18". 623 BAMBARA PEOPLE'S MASK Komo Society, Mali, carved animal facial form with elongated horns, nice dark patina, H.26". 624 GURO PEOPLE'S MASK "Festival Dance" Ivory Coast, carved wood & polychrome facial form topped by leopard figure, H.18". 625 AFRICAN DANCE MASK stitched animal hide with pierced slits for eyes & mouth, cowry shell & feather ornamentation, H.14". 626 WACA & KUBA PEOPLE'S MASKS Zaire, carved & polychrome wood, H.14". 627 GURO PEOPLE'S Zamle Society Mask, Ivory Coast, carved wood, nice example with great patina, H.21". 628 EASTERN PENDE Face mask, Zaire, carved wood with traces of red pigmentation & kaolin, damaged, H.8". 629 MARKA PEOPLE'S Face mask, Mali, carved wood with horns & metal repoussé', L.21". 630 AFRICAN PIGMY MASK carved & polychrome wood, H.14". 631 LEGA PEOPLE'S MASK carved wood, pierced eyes & mouth with pigmented face & feathered ornamentation, a nice example, H.12". 632 MEXICAN DANCE MASK early 10th c. "Spanish Conquistador," carved wood with remnants of early polychrome, some worming, H.12". 633 BAMANA PEOPLE'S MASK "NDOMO MAS" Western Sudan, carved wood imbedded with shells & seeds, a fine early mask worn for protection during circumcision, some losses, H.18". 634 GABON PEOPLE'S MASK carved wood, red & white pigmentation & attached Raffia Beard, extraordinary proportions, nice patina, H.36". 635 PAIR BEMBE PEOPLE'S "BUTENDE" mask, Zaire, carved wood with pigmented kaolin. Feathered ornamentation, nice patina, worn during circumcision rites. Together with a LEGA PEOPLE'S Mask stitched elephant hide & nut shell pendants, H.18" & 14". 636 LOMBA PEOPLE'S MASK carved wood overlaid with repoussé' metal representing scarification, attached hemp beard, L.14". 637 LEGA PEOPLE'S "BWAMI SOCIETY MASK" Zaire, carved leather with attached feathers, traces of orange pigmentation, H.10". 638 PAIR BAULE & GURO PEOPLE'S MASKS, ivory Coast, carved facial forms with lobbed coiffures & keltoids, blackened patinas, nice earlier examples, H.14". 639 BAMBARA PEOPLE'S Mask, Mali, carved wood, excessive weathering with remnants of blackened finish, H.15". 640 ASHANTI Fork & Spoon, carved wood with traditional facial form on handle, dark patina, H.42". 641 MALINKE PEOPLE'S Mask, Western Sudan, Mali, carved wooden animal form with horns, fine overall wear with evidence of worming, nice patina, H.32". 642 A PAIR OF LEGA PEOPLE'S MASKS Zaire, the 1st a 19th c. carved wood initiation mask, the 2nd a leather mask decorated with braided hempk, cowry shells & feathers, H.12" & 14". 643 GABON MASK Zaire, carved wood in elongated form with white, red & black polychrome, pierced slit eyes, H.25". 644 BAMBARA PEOPLE'S Kore Society Animal Mask, Mali, carved wooden facial form with metal rings & wood-pegged teeth, nice rich-dark patina, H.25". 645 LUBA MASK Southern Savannah, Zaire, pierced slit eyes with remnants of red pigmentation & kaolin, attached Raffia Beard, a nice older example, H.24". 646 BAMBARA PEOPLE'S N'Toma Society Face Mask, Mali, (Bamako Region), carved wood with G-horn crest, cowrie shells & dark patina, H.18". 647 LWALWA PEOPLE'S Face mask, Zaire, carved wood with reddish brown camwood paste & kaolin finish, H.14". 648 PENDE PEOPLE'S Face mask, Zaire, carved wood blackened finish, Raffia Beard & woven hemp head piece, H.18" 649 GABON face mask, carved wood overlaid with repousse' metal strips, H.13". 650 KOTA PEOPLES "Mbulu" figure, equatorial forest, Gabon. Carved wood decorated with strips of copper & brass for accompanying ancestral relics, H.18". 651 BAULE PEOPLES face mask, ivory coast, carved wood with blackened patina & red pigment, attached raffia, H.24". 652 CHOKWE PEOPLES face mask, Zaira / Angola, carved wood with green, black, & blue polychrome & traces of Kaolin, H.7". 653 VILI PEOPLES face mask, Zaire, carved wood with blackened finish, pierced slit eyes & orange pigmented lips, nice earlier example with evidence of wear. H.10.5". 654 SENUFU PEOPLES face mask, ivory coast, carved & blackened wood, some losses & repairs, H.11". 655 CHOKWE PEOPLES face mask, Zaire, carved wood with slit eyes, red, black pigment & Kaolin, some worming, H.8". 656 BEMBE PEOPLES face mask, Zaire elephant hide seeds, cowrie shells & traces of powder, a good old example. H.10". 657 DOGON PEOPLES "Kanaga" face mask Mali cvd wood, metal pinned cross pieces & vestiges of black/white pigment, H.36" 658 N'GERE PEOPLES face mask, Zaire, carved wood with cowrie shells, trade beads, & metal bells, remnants of monkey fur articulating mandible, H.19". 659 BOBO PEOPLES ram mask, Western Sudan, Burkina Faso, carved wood with curved horns, attached hemp hair piece, red cotton tassles with trade beads, a nice example of an initiation mask. H.26". 660 KUBA PEOPLES "Pwoom Itok" mask, Zaire, carved & polychrome wood with cloth head piece, H.11". 661 EASTERN PENDE PEOPLES face mask, Zaire, carved wood with slit eyes, elongated ears & dark patina, remnants of red pigment. L.22". 662 GOURO PEOPLES "Goat" mask, ivory coast, carved wood with dark green pigmentation, H.12". 663 EASTERN PENDE PEOPLES face mask, Zaire, carved wood with slit eyes, red & black pigmentation, L.15". 664 GUERE PEOPLES face mask, ivory coast, carved wooden form of a wart hog, blackened finish, H.13". 665 PENDE PEOPLES "Giphogo" maks, Zaire, carved wood with black & red pigment, Loss to one ear, H.9". 666 BAMANA PEOPLES "Kore" mask, Western Sudan, Mali. Carved wood with elongated ears, cowrie shell & trade bead decor, blackened finish, H.20". 667 DOGON PEOPLES "Kanaga" mask, Western Sudan, Mali, carved wood with traces of black, red & white pigment, "An early example worn to escort the spirit of the deceased to the underworld," some losses, H.25". 668 CARVED AFRICAN MASK Choklue style, pierced slits for eyes & mouth, blackened finish, H.13". 669 BAMANA PEOPLES "Chi Wara Kun," Western Sudan, Mali, carved wooden mask with female form crest, white, red & black polychrome, H.34". 670 BAULE PEOPLES "Klekple" mask, ivory coast, carved wood w/pierced eyes & mouth, protruding horns, worn patina, H.19". 671 BAMANA PEOPLES "Ndomo-Mas" mask, Western Sudan, Mali. 19th C carved wood imbedded with cowry shells, some losses, dark old patina, worn to protect boys before circumcision, H.20". 672 BAMBARA PEOPLES face mask, Mali, carved wood with cowry shell decor & female crest, H.21". 673 LEKWE PEOPLES face mask, Ivory coast, reddish brown polychrome with remnants of white pigmentation, H.15". 674 GURO PEOPLES "Zamle'" mask, ivory coast, finely carved wooden animal form with black, red & white polychrome, a nice example that displays wear & some worming, H.17". 675 GIO PEOPLES face mask, Guinea coast Liberia, carved animal form, worn with remnants of red & black pigmentation, H.20". 676 LEGA PEOPLES face mask, Zaire, two pairs of pierced slit eyes in carved wooden form with nutshell ornamentation, H.26". 677 MEXICAN FACE MASK of a demon, carved & polychrome wood with cow horns & horse teeth, H.9". 678 BALI Face Mask of a Demon, carved & polychrome wood, H.10". 679 GROUP OF AFRICAN, 3 pieces, including two Kuba "Itombwa" friction oracles, carved wooden animal forms, authentic early pieces, L.8". 680 LEGA PEOPLES carved ivory figure & polished stone tray, H.8" 681 CHINESE Opium pipe, 19th C engraved brass with floral design, H.12". 682 AFRICAN GROUPING 2 pc, Abelam peoples woven mask & a carved wood figural spoon. 683 GROUP OF LACQUERWARE 3 pc, Russian egg & covered box & a mid-eastern bowl. 684 PACIFIC ISLANDS war spike woven bamboo splint on handle, L.29". 685 CHINESE PILLOW, 19th c., polychrome hide over a wood frame, L.6". 686 BALI Face Mask of a Fire Demon, carved wood with polychrome, flaming headdress in yellow, orange & red, protruding eyes & menacing teeth, H.14". 687 LUBA PEOPLES face mask carved wood w/brass overlay, H.29". 688 GROUP LOT woven reed cradle board type & a pair of burled primitive lutes. 689 SOUTH AMERICAN relief carved plaque of a pineapple harvest scene, 8" x 20". 690 SPANISH COLONIAL carved & polychrome wood plaque "The Arrest of Christ" 21" x 13". 691 19TH C RUSSIAN ICON in 4 parts, Kazan M.O.G., St. Nicholas, St. Michael, St. George & the Crucifixion, 12" x 15". 692 PAIR OF CHINESE gilt-wood figural wall plaques, ornately carved & pierced, 10" x 6" & 12" x 16". 693 aFRICAN Sythe, iron & wood together with an African bone figural handled knife, L.17" & 10". 694 group of african sculptures 6 pc incl. Pottery & bronze figures. 695 SENUFO PEOPLES "Kponiugo" (Firespitting mask) carved & poychrome wood, some damage, H.19". 695A SPANISH COLONIAL carved wooden shrine with Gothic spires and glass front. H.24". Pictures of lots 696-706 697 A FINE Parker Bros Shotgun,., 12 ga., 30" dbl. brl., 98 percent blue on brls., no dents, solid rib: titanic steel. Box-lock hammerless, action is about 90 percent covered with engraving, scrolls, ducks & pointers. Lever, trigger guard & forend fittings all engraved. All engraved parts are in the white. Grade gun. S.N.3-135591-D. Nicely figured English walnut stocks with checkering. Parker pistol grip cap, silver oval nameplate on belly near toe. Recoil pad. Butt appears to be refinished & a lighter shade than forestock. All matching nos. 2 ivory beads. Exc. bores. 698 A FINE L.C. Smith Shotgun, , 1E, 12 ga., 30" dbl. brl., Damascus twist 1886 patent dates on watertable, S.N. 206263; side lock hammerless. Lock plates have minimal scroll engraving, case colors. Polished blue trigger guard, with some dings to tail. Two triggers. Walnut has varnished finish, wearing thin on butt. Checkering. Horn insert in forestock & slip-lock. Butt is lighter colored wood than forestock, with Pachmayr recoil pad. No dents in brls. Beautiful contrasting dark & light patterning to the Damascus. Excellent bores. 699 A FINE L.C. Smith Shotgun, , 12 ga. 32" dbl. brl. with solid raised rib. Hunter Arms Co., hammerless, side locks are plain with case colors fading. S.N. 192040-R-W on right watertable. Brls. have 95% blue, good markings, no dents. All parts matching numbers. Factory wood has checkering finish wearing thin. Fine 2" crack behind left action plate. Whiteline recoil pad. Excellent bores. 700 Ithaca Shotgun, hammerless, 10 ga., 32" smokeless powder steel dbl. brl., 98% blue on brls. S.N.140079; dbl-triggers. Box-lock action about 50% engraved with 1 duck in flight on left wall, balance is scroll. Lever has oak leaves. Scroll on trigger guard & surrounding two floorplate screws. All metal except brls. is silver plated. Walnut stocks: butt has smooth pistol grip with 1 1/2" hairline crack on left side of tang, with old oil refinish & Hawkins recoil pad. Forestock is checkered (wearing smooth) & not numbered to this gun. BORES ETCHED BUT SMOOTH. 701 Colt Shotgun, 12 ga. 30" Damascus dbl. brl., no dents, EXCELLENT BORE. Box-lock action, case colors have mostly turned silvery. Modest line engraving on borders, dolls head, lever & floor plate screws. S.N.2504, all parts match. English walnut stocks, checkered, butt has pistol grip & hard rubber Colt plate, silver circular plate on belly. Patent date 1882. Forestock has horn inlay in tip, engraved steel latch. Dbl. triggers. 702 Winchester, Model 42 Standard Shotgun, .410, metal 100% finish, factory wood has few minor handling dings, recoil pad. 703 Shotgun, M120 Ranger, 12 ga. Mag. with 2 extra choke inserts & wrench. As new. 704 Remington 870 Shotgun, Wingmaster, 12 ga., like new. 705 Winchester Shotgun, Model 1897, 12 ga., 30" brl. 100%, mag. tube 50%, action 60% blue. Factory wood & butt plate, varnish finish. No dents. Very good bore. Solid action. Non-takedown type. 706 Winchester M12Shotgun, 12 ga. S.N.1953763. New in original box Shows some storage marks, box complete. Pictures of lots 707-733 708 Savage M755A Shotgun, 12 ga. 95% finish on metal, varnish mostly gone on wood. Chip out of stock behind right side trigger guard. 709 Remington M11 Shotgun, 12 ga. Full. Solid rib. Blue thinning. 3" chips out of wrist each side of tang. 7" crack in forestock. 710 Shotgun, J.C. Higgins, Model 20, 12 ga., slide action, recoil pad. 711 Remington / UMC Shotgun, 12 ga., slide-action, S.N.35086. Brl. No.125746. Left receiver wall has engraved scene of hunter & two quail. Right wall has two grouse rising. Line patterns on top of action & tang. Gun is reblued. Walnut stocks: forestock checkered, butt is an English style straight wrist restock with Remington hard rubber plate. GUN NOT SAFE TO SHOOT: interrupted threads on brl. don't engage threads in receiver. (Brl. threads at 12 & 6 o'clock, receiver threads at 3 & 9 o'clock). 712 Winchester M97 Shotgun, 12 ga. Full, 30" brl. Works, tight, reblued. 713 Winchester Shotgun, Model 1897, 12 ga., 32" brl. All finish turned brown/gray. Rust etching at tang. Factory walnut stocks, longitudinal split from action back through wrist. Steel butt plate. Takedown action. Tight. Bore dark but clean. 714 WINCHESTER SHOTGUN, Model 1897, 12 ga. 27 1/2" brl. No finish on metal. Factory walnut stocks varnish wearing thin. 5" longitudinal crack both sides of forestock. Hammer doesn't stay cocked when cycling action. Tight takedown action. Bore dark & clean. 715 Winchester Shotgun, Model 97, 12 ga., 26" brl. 70%, mag. 10%, action 50% blue. Factory walnut stocks, varnish, Hawkins recoil pad. Solid action. Takedown action bore shiny. No dents. 716 Winchester Shotgun, Model 1897, 12 ga. No finish on metal. Factory walnut stocks, steel butt plate. Non-take-down action. Tight. Bore rough. 717 Shotgun, New England Firearms, Pardner, M-SB1, 12 ga. 3". Like new. Shell sleeve on butt. 718 LOT OF 2 ShotgunS, Wyco Model 1929, single-shot, .410 ga. Clean, works, nice bore. And a Sears single-shot, .410 ga. 3". As new. 719 Colt Rifle, Lightning slide action, medium frame, 26" oct. brl., .38 cal. No finish on metal. Factory walnut stocks. Crescent steel buttplate, checkered forestock. Made without dustcover, S.N.10298. Tight action. Bore rough but has sharp rifling. Factory sights. 720 Colt, Lightning Model Slide-Action Rifle, Medium Frame, Standard Model, 32 cal., oct. 26" brl., S.N.88881. Brl. has about 95% original blue, balance of metal is grayed bare metal with surface staining. Wood in very good condition with two shallow scrapes, 1 is 1/2", second is 1", on left side of butt. Otherwise only minor surface dings from handling. Front sight base only (missing blade), elevation adjustable, Buckhorn rear sight with elevator. 1887 patent date, dust cover, bore has very good rifling, grooves show surface etching. Mechanically sound. Good brl. markings. 721 COLT, LIGHTING, small frame rifle, 22 cal, blue turned brown. Brass loading block has numerous light dings, wood is very good, a nice clean gun that works fine. 722 Colt, Lightning Slide-Action Rifle, small frame. Standard Model, .22 cal., oct. 24" brl., S.N.39084. Brl. about 95% blue, receiver turned plum. Wood nice with original finish minor handling dings & original rubber butt plate. Bead front sight, small Buckhorn (Marbles) rear. Bore very good, shows etching. Exc. brl. markings. 723 Colt, Lightning Slide-Action Rifle, small frame, standard Model, .22 cal., oct. 24" brl., S.N.55400. No finish, stock repaired. Forestock broken in half (restorable). Action functions, needs some tuning. Front blade sight, narrow Buckhorn, rear with elevator. 724 Winchester, Model 1890 Slide-Action Rifle, .22 long, S.N.347316. Needs one forestock screw, otherwise complete & functional. Bore weak. 725 Winchester, Model 1890, Slide-Action Rifle, 2nd Model, .22 short, S.N.239895, oct. brl. About 97% orig. finish, blue turning plum. Complete except missing elevation screw from rear sight. Clean bore. 726 Winchester Model 1890 Slide-Action Rifle, 3rd Model, .22 short, S.N.640973, oct. brl. About 40% blue mixed with fading blue & spotty surface rust. Stock has fine 8" aging crack on surface of left stock. Complete gun, crisp action, good brl. markings. Bore weak. 727 Remington / UMC Rifle, Model 12-CS, .22 Rem. Spl., slide-action, oct. brl; overall 90% blue. Factory walnut stocks, pistol grip butt with crescent steel plate, varnish thinning. Action tight. Factory sights. Bore: dark, rifling good. 728 Remington / UMC Rifle, Model 12-B, .22 short, Gallery Special. About 90% blue overall. Factory walnut, pistol grip butt with steel crescent butt plate. Varnish may be new. Factory sights. Action tight. Bore: dark, rifling worn. 729 Remington/UMC Rifle, Model 12, .22 cal., slide-action, round brl. Action has 80% blue with rust. Balance of metal without finish; light rust. Factory walnut finish wearing thin, no butt plate. Action tight. Bore: dark, rifling good. 730 Quackenbush Boy's Rifle, single-shot, .22. Complete, functions correctly. 95 percent nickel finish with light spotty surface rust forward 7" of brl. Case hardening fading on breech block. Stock has old repair of longitudinal crack along wrist. Bore rough with visible rifling. Nickel flaking from right edge of butt plate. 731 Stevens Arms, Little Scout #14 1/2, single-shot, .22 L.R. Complete, tight, functions. Good brl. markings circled "16" on left side of breech & circled "SVG" on rear, left side of action. No finish on metal, surface rusted lightly. Wood very good. Replaced small blade front & v-notch rear sights. Bore good. 732 PAGE LEWIS ARMS model C "Olympic" .22 cal 733 Flobert, single-shot, lifting-block action, .32 R.F. oct. 24 1/2" brl. Belgium proofs. Blade front v-notch rear sights. Complete, functions. Overall classic Flobert configuration. Brl. numbered 66. Ornate hard rubber butt plate. Bore rough but has rifling. Pictures of lots 734-756 735 RUSSIAN SKS Semi-auto rifle, folding blade bayonet. 1951 dtd. New gun. 736 CHINESE SKS, semi-auto rifle. New gun. 737 U.S. MODEL 1917, a.k.a. "Enfield" mfd. by Winchester .30-06 cal. complete, stock refinished. 738 BRITISH RIFLE SMLE, Mark III, Enfield 1918, cal. 303 British. Complete with issue sling. 739 japanese Arisaka Rifle 7.7mm with mum intact. 740 DUTCH BEAUMONT RIFLE, stock dtd 1977, missing cleaning rod. 741 GERMAN RIFLE, GEWEHR 98, Mauser-Oberndorf, 1918. 7.9mm cal. All matching numbered parts, complete. 742 GERMAN MAUSER RIFLE, M1871 mfd. 1878 by Amberg. Single shot, 11 mm cal. Matching numbered parts, complete with issue leather sling, unit marked to B13RE3.116. 743 DUTCH, BEAUMONT RIFLE, stock dtd. 1875, complete. 744 19th c percussion rifle sporterized stock. 744A Shotgun, dbl. brl., percussion. 29 1/2" brls., 10 ga., front-action locks (work). Brls. keyed to walnut stock. Checkered wrist, white metal shield on belly, key escutcheons. Locks marked "Hapgood". Steel trigger guard has pineapple finial. Brl. rib loosening but solid. 745 pair of AUSTRIAN LORENZ SHORT RIFLEs, approx. 70 cal, lock plate dtd 853. Brl 33 1/4" rear sight removed. Needs ramrod. 746 Winchester Model 670-A Rifle, .30-06, with All-Pro 3xX9x32 telescopic sight, military style sling, like new. 747 Marlin Rifle, Model 45, with extra capacity mag. Like new. 748 Ruger Rifle, 40 carbine. Like new. Extra mag. 749 Rifle, Ruger, Model 10/22, excellent condition. 750 MARLIN RIFLE, Model 9, Camp Capline, 9mm, extra mag. Like new. 751 Marlin Rifle, Model 336, .30-30 cal. Like new. 752 Interarms Rifle, Model 925R, .357 mag. carbine. Winchester 92 look-alike. Made by Rossi. Like new. 753 Rifle, percussion, 1/2 stock. New gun. Connecticut Valley Arms Hawken, .50 cal. Complete & as new. 754 Quackenbush, Spring Air BB Gun telescoping brl. cocking-action. Complete action works surface rust on most of the metal parts. 755 Daisy BB Gun, No. 11, Model 24 1917; nickel finish, lever-action, repeater, wood stock. Functions with 98% original finish. 756 Markham/King BB Gun, New King. 1895 break-action, single-shot, wood stock, pistol grip, stock stained red. Rust on all metal surfaces. Functions. 757 Daisy BB Gun, No.102, Model 33 1933, lever-action, repeater, wood stock, nickel finish. Functions. Light rust speckling over entire gun. Dark wood butt has staining, paint smears. 758 Daisy BB Gun, Model 99 Champion. lever-action, repeater, wood stock; peep rear & Globe front sights. Web military style sling. Inlaid medallion: "Official Shooting Education-BB Guns by Daisy" right butt. Functions. Excellent condition. Factory notice label on left stock. 759 Daisy BB Gun, No.25 1914, pump-action, repeater, wood stock. Straight grip. Rust overall. Needs cleaning. 760 WINCHESTER MODEL 1400 20 ga shotgun, ventilated rib, near mint condition, L.49". 761 Powder horn, small (6"), old. Pistol or small rifle. Great patina & original plug. 762 western style boot spur 19TH c 763 Bullet mold, iron tong, single cavity, about .25 cal. round ball, built-in sprue cutter. Clean. 764 lot of 2 Powder flaskS, one brass shotgun, spout marked "Dixon & Sons". Works. All seams closed. The other brass, pistol. New made. Cartridges, assorted. 765 box lot of rifle parts & bayonet scabbards 766 Revolver, percussion, Italian reproduction of Remington New Model Army. Blue finish. Tight. 767 Pistol, dueler style, Belgium percussion, .58 cal Distinct pistol grip. Needs hammer, trigger guard & r.r. 768 Ammunition: .30 cal. M-1 Carbine, 110 gr. ball. 6 factory cartons of 50 rounds each. With one unissued M-1 Carbine magazine. 769 2 Kentucky Style pistols, percussion. Newly made in Italy. .44 cal. Works. Spanish Jakar, .45 cal. 770 group of 4 pieces including: a relic staff & field sword U.S. Model 1860 and Relic Staff NCO Sword U.S. Model 1840; plus 2 blades 30" & 10" 771 4 Bayonets, 3 French, M1874 (Gras), dtd 1875. Heavily rusted blade., 1 Norwegian 772 Sword. Stage prop of Roman Gladiator style; Nickeled. No scabbard. 773 Group of 3 pieces: including Nights of Pythius Sword; Sharps Rifle Bayonet Model 1860; and a English Bayonet Model 1856 774 6 BayonetS, including a Peabody socket, an Austrian Model 1854 and a Prussian Model 1809 775 Group lot of 7 Bayonets: 1-U.S. Rifle Model 1855 Bayonet. This is the Civil War, Union Army issued model. Some rust, no scabbard. 3 U.S. Rifle Model 1873 Bayonets, rusty. 3 Remington-Lee Model 1882 Bayonets 776 German Flag, 52"x38", red with black swastika on white circular field. Meeting hall or parade flag, without grommets, 3" tubular hem on one end. No makers mark. 777 Advertising sign, Winchester Model 70, reverse side is for the Model 12. "This Year Shoot a Winchester". Heavy cardboard 10"x46". Bright colors. Dog-earing to the ends. 778 COLLECTION OF MILITARY LITHOGRAPHS "History of the United States Military" Series depicting various Historic engagements. Department of the Army, U.S. Government printing office, complete set of 12. 21" x 24". 779 Jacket, high-power shooting type, heavy leather patches on sleeves. Shooting patches for NRA (Life), Chicago Muzzle Loaders, NMLRA (Life), California Rifle & Pistol Assn., Illinois Rifle Assn. Size 40 by 10-X MFG Co. For left-handed shooter. 780 Group of 3 long guns: including a Full Stock Rifle, flintlock conversion to percussion, .45 cal octagonal brl. some damage, L.33"; and a French 1857 Musket converted to .12 ga. "Zulu" L.35" plus a .45 cal. ½ stock percussion Rifle with lock marked "G. Goulcher". 781 Group of 3 Rifles & shotguns including: 17 ga. Single shot pinfire and a 42 cal. Percussion over-under dbl. Brl. rifle, some damage. 782 box lot of old guns, some barrels rusted. 783 lot of 2 guns: Remington Shotgun, single-shot, 12 ga. 30" brl. Top break with cocking lever on left side of receiver. Patent dates: 1894-1903-1904. Complete, works. And a AUSTRIAN LORENZ MODEL 1854. 784 Rifle, percussion, full-stock. New gun. Jukar (Spain), .45 cal. Complete, as new. 785 group of 3 rifles & Shotguns,including 58 cal. Flintlock converted to percussion with shortened stock; Belgium-style conversion, patchbox missing cover; and a 12 ga. Percussion shotgun ½ stock L.42". 786 Group of 3 rifles & shotgun, including French M1842 Delvigne Muskettoon 71 cal. Needs work; a Flintlock 48 cal. Rifle with full stock engraved "J. E. Berg 1848" with decorative pierced brass cheek plate; and a dbl. Brl. 12 ga. Percussion shotgun. 787 group of 3 Shotguns & rifle, including a dbl. brl., percussion, 31 1/2" 12 ga., back-action locks (work), dbl. triggers, engraved metal, checkered wrist. No r.r.; a flintlock, full-stock. 40 1/2" brl. Approx. 10 ga. Plain brass furniture, stock is dark with tiger tail figuring entire length, forward 7" is plain wood replacement. Brl. has English proofs at breech. Old hickory r.r.; and an AUSTRIAN LORENZ, Model 1854 musket, lacks upper band, rear sight, hammer, R.R. 788 group of 3 Shotguns, including a French 1857 musket. 789 group of 3 Shotguns, including a 16 ga. double-brl. percussion engraved with cap box on butt stock. And a 17 ga. Double br. Pin fire Belgium made. Plus a French 1857 musket. 790 Group of 3 shotguns & rifle, including an Austrian M1854 Lorenz, sporterized. A French 1857 Musket, and a 12 ga. Percussion shotgun ½ stock marked "Robert N. Erot". 791 Group of 3 rifles & shotgun, including a 48 cal. ½ stock percussion rifle, 20 ga percussion shotgun, with decoratively carved wrists, and a French M1842 Delvigne Musket. 792 Lot of 3 rifles including: an AUSTRIAN LORENZ, model 1854 musket, has damaged muzzle. A REMINGTON ROLLING BLOCK RIFLE, barreled action with forestock. Brl. marked "580 US", no r.r. And an AUSTRIAN LORENZ, Model 1854 musket 793 lot of 2 U.S. CarbineS, Merrill. First type with brass patch box. Breech lever toggle connector broken. Needs hammer. Scarce early Merrill. No cartouche. Metal dark, wood shows some surface checking, initials "JFJ" incised in right butt. S.N. 3175. Second type. Relic/parts gun. Rough finish overall. Missing barrel band, rear sight, breech lever latch, hammer. Tumbler broken. Butt has six sets of initials & some undecipherable information incised into it. S.N.12491. Breech lever toggle connector broken.
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