CALIFORNIA LIVE AUCTION

semi-automatic pistol, 9mm caliber, 4.75” barrel, S/N B 22026, nickel finish with gold small part accents, beautiful raised carved hardwood grips, no

(1776-1976) Commemorative Set in three drawer wood casing with a deluxe edition of the re-printed book “Armsmear” that is hand inscribed on the interi

7.5” barrel, brass straps, wood grips, S/N 83041, all matching visible numbers, in overall very good condition displaying a plum brown patina to metal

with standard weight and 26” octagon barrel, S/N 31975. This rifle shows a brown patina finish with some rust and erosion. The markings are light but

caliber with 26” #2 octagon barrel, S/N 39403. Traces of original blue and case hardening within a nice brown to silver natural patina. Good markings

very good plus condition with original scabbard. “U.S.” marked with S/N 17970. A far better than average specimen and desirable early date with Spring

7.5” round barrel, brass straps and wood grips, S/N 15940, all visible numbers matching, majority of original cylinder scene remaining, crisp action,

medieval era for reenactors, theatrical, and movie prop. Shows age but fair to good. Cord wrapped grip and brass mounts. Est.: $100-$200

S/N 91633. An early flip uo barrel pre-WWII pocket auto with amazing click elevation knob to rear sight. A marketing tool to make shooters believe in

with takedown feature, tubular mag and in case. In fine to excellent condition. The case shows some shop and end wear. (Modern) Est.: $300-$600

caliber, S/N 506678. Very good stock showing use and cartouched “S.W.P. 1890”. All correct with nice bore and case hardened breech block. 60%-80% blui

grip, silver inlaid blade and original scabbard. The blade shows Damascus patterned steel with maybe a maker’s signature, owners name or prayer? You w

with sheath and Officer’s sword with scabbard accompanied by the original capture paper dated 19 October 1945. The dagger with metal sheath is in over

in .22 caliber rimfire with a 16 ½” barrel, S/N WACA209 in series. Mint in box with fancy stocks and gold embellishments. See lot 841 for conse...

with original scabbard in very good plus condition with near fine blade. Designed by George S. Patton this was the last cavalry sword to be issued to

in good condition. No scabbard. Est.: $150-$300

desirable 6.5” barrel, blued and case hardened finish, brass straps with remnants of original silver wash remaining in protected areas, wood grips, S/

caliber, 20” round barrel, wood stocks, S/N 916825, in overall very good condition displaying an even brown patina on metal surfaces, crisp action and

barrel, black finish, checkered black hard rubber grips, S/N 245NM28662, in overall fine condition showing the majority of its original finish, fine b

gold and silver inlaid and inscribed “Panem Labore, Wilson forever” on the outside flats of octagon barrel. The center flat is inscribed “Beatus Qui I

by Leonard Francolini master Colt engraver, S/N 14004. Factory letter confirms engraver and blue finish, pewter grips inscribed “1st Engraved Ace” mad

with 27” barrel, one of 300 made in this length, S/N 107. The Colt remains in very good plus to near fine condition with 60%-80% original blue evenly

with Ainsworth inspector’s cartouche on grip. 1 of approximately 800 converted and issued for use by cavalry in the west including Buffalo Soldiers in

action revolver with scoop flutes, S/N 8470 showing square butt and mottled red gutta percha grips. 90%-95% original and uncleaned or polished nickel

Philadelphia showing “P” proof on the barrel indicating purchase by U.S. government for trade to Indians as part of treaties and presentations to impo

Yellow diamond of VS clarity and surrounded by 96 ‘IDEAL’ cut diamonds weighing approx. 2.00 carats of F-G colors and SI clarity set in a 14 karat whi

weighing approx. 3.20 carats of VS clarity and approx. 0.75 carats in side diamonds set in a 14 karat white gold custom made setting Retail $5,000-$6,

color Ruby weighing 1.30 carats and two side ‘IDEAL ‘cut diamonds weighing approx. 0.70 carats of F-G colors and VS clarity set in a heavy 14 karat ye

10.00 MM to 14.00 MM in diameters of fine colors and luster of green and rose overtones with 14 karat white gold clasp. Please see Full appraisal Reta

blue topaz weighing approx. 15.00-20.00 carats and micro set with over 138 round diamonds in a double Halo design weighing approx. 1.50-2.00 carats of

Philadelphia with ornately engraved German silver or similar alloy mounts. Double keyed medium weight octagon barrel of .40 caliber rifled. Measures 5

barrels, auto ejectors, double triggers in luggage case with trade label in the lid, S/N T9095. Copy of ledger with Westley Richard’s certification in

162767. In very good plus original condition showing strong traces of blue mixing with a natural patina. Original small parts, bands and springs. Very

of “The Dalles, Oregon” (near Portland) made for J.G. Bliss Vancouver, Washington territory. This rifle is in .38 caliber percussion with 30” octagon

caliber showing early pinch sight and traces of original blue, S/N 453 showing backwards address and lanyard in the butt. 5%-10% original blue in the

7066 with extensive documentation to use by trooper John Haag who served in the 7th Cavalry with Reno’s detachment at the Little Big Horn and througho

acid etched in scroll motifs with matching decoration on checkered ivory grips showing checkered bodies. Silver plating has gone dark and yellow but n

flintlock pistols signed “Collumbell, London”. 3 stage cannon barrels with lug for screw off with wrench. The butts show grotesque masks in hallmarked

caliber with 20” octagon barrel, full magazine, crescent butt, serial number 715426. The rifle remains in very good plus to near fine original conditi

plate shirt of Indian or Mid-Eastern armour. Quality forging and well made. In good condition and shows only cleaning. Probably mogul. Est.: $3,000-$6

with barrel dated “S.A. 5-51”. National match front and rear sight with M-84 scope, S/N 173636 on proper mount. This rifle shows a flash hider and bla

hilt and good makers mark on the blade with period scabbard. Good overall condition and measures 30” overall with a 26” blade. Est.: $250-$500

Windsor locks, CT 1864” in .58 caliber percussion with 3 bands and as issued showing most original bright with minor pitting and staining in a few are

28 gauge, 25” barrel, S/N 1676665, fully and finely engraved by Jasper Salerno in 12-5 pattern with gold inlaid borders and game scenes on both sides

ring and bar, S/N 28166 showing fully visible 1896 cartouche. In good to very good overall condition with action showing a grey patina and about 50% t

Manel 2nd on breech, S/N 1604. 75%-85% original thinning and toning blue finish showing some losses at high points, muzzle and edges. Sharp overall. M

pistol war time manufacture, S/N 473888 with military proof (Eagle 37) and Nazi era commercial proofs along with full complement of British proofs ind

stock percussion revolver, .44 cal., 8” barrel, grey patina, wood grips, #121684, inscribed on backstrap “Lt. O. W. Bennett 102nd Regt U.S.C.C.”. This

base, approximately 13” in height, 13” long and 8” wide; beautiful patina! Est.: $1,200-2,400

20” barrel, S/N 18943. Interesting “W.D.” with broadhead mark in the stock possibly for Canada or English trials. 60%-80% original blue on the barrel