Rock Island - Premiere Collector's Firearms Auction

Manufactured in 1912, this pistol is one of 500 pistols shipped to the Rock Island Arsenal, Rock Island, Illinois November 7, 1912. The left side of t

Manufactured in 1945. Fixed sights, with "REMINGTON RAND INC./SYRACUSE, N.Y. U.S.A." and "P" on the slide, Atwood inspected fram...

This is one of 6,000 model 1915 bolo bayonets manufactured by Springfield Armory and it has been speculated that approximately 50 of these bayonets ha

1) U.S.N. Collins Legitimus machete, 20 inch blade with 1944 date, wood grip scales, leather wrist thong and canvas and metal scabbard faintly dated 1

1) Framed portrait of a Marine Corporal, black and white, in a 16 3/4 wide and 22 3/4 inch tall gold paint accented wood oval frame. A handwritten no

Black canvas exterior, with "Photographs" on the cover. The majority of the contents relate to a series of German and Turkish military exe...

All three posters are WWI era, mounted on acid free boards. 1) Poster for Marine Corps Week in New York, green on white, 17 1/4 inches wide and 24 3/4

This is an example of a WWI Model 1918 trench periscope no. 10x7.5 with leather carrying case as manufactured by Wollensack Opt. Co. of Rochester, New

This is a nice example of a desirable post WWII USAF type "Colt Aircrewmans" service revolver. In 1951 the Air Force contracted with Colt ...

Produced up to WWII as a substitute arm for the 1911/1911A1 pistol. Fixed front and notch rear sights, with the standard one line caliber marking, &...

Manufactured from 1918-1920. Fixed blade front and notch rear sights, with "COLT D.A. 45" on the left side of the barrel, two line Hartfor...

Made in 1943. Fixed sights, with "REMINGTON RAND INC./SYRACUSE, N.Y. U.S.A." and "P" on the slide, Atwood inspected frame with &...

Included in this lot are USAF General Curtis E. LeMay's autograph, four star general rank insignia and rocket badge. Curtis E. LeMay is perhaps the mo

This is an example of an extremely rare WWII Case V-42 dagger made for the U.S. Navy. In February of 1943 the U.S. Navy received 70 V-42's. They were

Eight inch carbon steel blade, with a 3 1/2 inch false edge and the scimitar flanked "RANDALL MADE/ORLANDO, FLA." address on the left side...

Made by David Murphy of Gresham, Oregon circa 1941 to 1954. 6 inch clip point blade set into a one piece textured aluminum hilt, marked "USA&qu...

Manufactured by the Case Cutlery Company for the 1st Special Service Force and a limited number of Marine Units. The blue finished double edged spear

6 3/4 inch double edged blade, with the etched Wilkinson logo on one side of the ricasso and "THE/F-S/FIGHTING/KNIFE" on the reverse. Fitt...

Produced in response to the greatly elevated demand for Randall knives during the Second World War, the Springfield Fighting Knife was produced by the

This is a 1930 production pistol chambered in the very desirable Colt 38 Super cartridge with the very rare "T & W.A" markings. Introduced...

Designed in the 1960s by Paris Theodore, abstract artist, holster maker and (self-proclaimed) CIA independent contractor, the ASP takes a basic Model

According to information provided by the consignor, this revolver was part of a special project initiated by Colt in the mid to late 1960s to produce

This is an example of a desirable WWII M1918A2 Browning Automatic Rifle (BAR) design, as manufactured by the New England Small Arms Corp. The original

Recommended for approval by the US Ordnance committee in Jan 1943, these submachine guns were intended to be a wartime mass-production version that wa

This is an example of one of the most recognizable and most widely used submachine guns of WWII, the MP-40. These were originally developed and field

A compact, blow back-operated weapon, the MAC-10 was one of the signature weapons of the 20th Century, and in the hands of a skilled operator was a de

Manufactured in Stephenville, Texas, using some Cobray components. It has standard threading on the muzzle, fixed blade and peep sights, and a front g

Manufactured in Stephenville, Texas, using some Cobray components. It has a front grip strap swivel, standard threading on the muzzle, and fixed blade

Produced in the 1920s and 30s, the Handy Gun was marketed as an inexpensive and effective way of dealing with varmints at close ranges. Sales of the H

This is a scarce late version of the M11, SMG that has both the original "Military Armament Corp./Powder Springs Georgia" and "RPB In...

Produced by Wilson Arms of Brunswick, Georgia, using an American manufactured tube receiver with military surplus components. Produced without sights,

This is a fantastic example of an all complete "turn-key" rifle lot, that includes one of the very rare and very scarce SA-1 semi-automati...

This is a fantastic example of an all original unaltered and like new Chinese manufactured NDM-86, "SVD Dragunov" sniper rifle. This rifle...

A semi-automatic model of the Swiss SG-510-4 battle rifle, a variant of the Swiss Army's STG-57 rifle. Made with the export market in mind, the 7.62x5

Post front and 4-position drum rear sights, with the SACO import marks on the right side of the magazine well, "HK(antler)" Ulm proof on t...

This is a very rare pre-ban FNC as manufactured by FN-Herstal. Introduced in 1979, with very few imported to the United States. Adjustable post front

Produced in Belgium, this rifle is part of a limited importation run performed by Browning Arms in the early 1970's. Originally given a green light by

Adjustable pin and two-leaf peep sights, with a birdcage flash hider, chrome bore, bayonet lug and large rubberized case deflector. Standard markings

Designed as a drop-in unit to convert the gas operated G3 rifle to a blowback operated training rifle for low cost target practice, this kit consists

Adjustable pin front and 2-leaf peep rear sights, with a long flash hider, later commercial scope marked "FN/2328" on top mounted directly...

Post front and 4-position drum rear sights, bird cage flash hider on the threaded muzzle, ribbed and checkered forearm, "0-1" trigger grou...

Current production (2002) in as new condition, with NM marked front sight, with adjustable peep rear sights. New production heavy walnut stock with ch

Introduced in 1983. Hooded post front sight and rotating drum rear sight, with an Aimpoint 3000 red dot sight mounted on a see-through Weaver rail on

Introduced in 1964. Birdcage flash hider, bayonet lug, vented triangular handguard, early style unguarded magazine catch, pre-A1 style upper receiver.

Excellent pre-ban rifle manufactured circa 1980-1983. Adjustable post front and 2-leaf peep sights, with standard markings on the frame, ribbed forear

Bird cage flash hider, bayonet lug, 2-leaf windage adjustable rear sight and A2 style upper receiver. Ribbed round forearm, checkered pistol grip and

This rifle features shrouded post front sight, adjustable peep rear sight graduated to 600 meters, carrying handle, and has a folding bi-pod and FN mu

Import marked on right side of magazine well, fixed rear sight, with folding paratrooper stock, plastic pistol grip and triangle forearm. Complete wit

This is an example of a pre-ban Super Match M1A Rifle with bayonet lug. It has a flash hider, "NM072" marked front sight, "SA INC&quo...

Equipped with a Higgin 3x scope on a rail mounted to the carry handle with the rifle retaining the post and 2-leaf sights. The barrel is marked &quo...