CALIFORNIA LIVE AUCTION

and mounted on plaque which reads “Almost a pair of true box lock possibly by Joyner of London, 1750-60. At that time the weapons of a man defeated in

and showing bird with snake on each side of the blade. The socket shows an armorer’s mark that is indecipherable. The central portion shows piercing i

by arrow marking on the lock. Approximately .40 caliber rifled with medium weight barrel measuring 41”and 57” overall. The action and triggers work we

percussion. Six cavities and 44H marked with “T” inspections. In near excellent condition showing slight heat coloring and near perfect cavities. The

65” overall. Half stocked with back action lock circa about 1840s-60s. Stamped “W.L. Evans” near the breech on the flat of the barrel in front of bols

L.R. caliber with 4 ½”barrel, S/N 388114. In very good condition. 80%-90% blue with bright bore. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $175-$350

fluted barrel, Weaver scope with matching satin mount and finish. The left rear of the frame is marked “MKIII Hunter”, S/N 22952585. Excellent to near

2” barrel, S/N 49513. In very good plus used condition. 97%-98% overall showing slight use. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $175-$350

in .22 caliber, S/N 276629. Reblued with a very good interior. A favorite for gallery use. (Modern) Est.: $150-$300

S/N 48039. In near fine condition with 95%-98% original blue. The stock is very good plus with a few storage marks and scratches. Collectable and earl