CALIFORNIA LIVE AUCTION

caliber, black finish, composite stock, one extra magazine, added under barrel red laser sight, S/N R22770, in overall very good condition. (Modern).

#12114RN117. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 24” barrel. The barrel and receiver retain the majority of their glossy blue finish wi

#2707. The shotgun is in very good overall condition with 28” barrels with a full-length ventilated rib and brass bead front sight. The barrels retain

barrel, wood grips, S/N 114667. This revolver remains in very good condition showing 98% of its finish remaining with slight wear at the muzzle and so

Bartholomew, Frontier press, Texas, 1958. In very good condition along with San Francisco P.D. mug book with photos, wanted posters, and great info. S

than $1 keys. Good as found and needing restoration. Not operating at 100%. Est.: $300-$600

unrestored condition. Est.: $300-$600

10” in height and marked “The Alaska Chilkat bald eagle preserve”. Est.: $250-$500.

in frame and matted with authentication sticker on the back from “The Collector’s Guild Ltd., 185 Madison Ave, New York, N.Y. 10016”. Measures approxi

round barrel, no visible S/N, in overall good condition showing considerable original blue finish mixed with brown patina; good action, bore and wood.

barrel, S/N L055017. This revolver remains in very good condition showing some use along with handling marks an index line on the cylinder. The action

30” barrel, wood stocks, leather sling, no visible S/N, in overall good condition with good bore, action, markings and wood that appears to have been

caliber, serial #MO42882. The carbine is in very good overall condition with 16” round barrel. The barrel and full-length magazine retain nearly all o

serial #SL2978982. The shotgun is in nearly excellent condition showing little use. The 28” barrel features a screw-in choke, full-length ventilated r

6” barrel, blue finish, checkered plastic grips, S/N M4613. This revolver remains in good to very good condition showing case colors on the hammer. Th

height with sleepy eye. Possibly N.W. coast to Alaska and signed “K. Vipimku”. Est.: $150-$300

machete in very good condition with slight sharpening 2. “NOX” marked fighting knife in fine condition 3. Old McClean Boston cleaver 4. U.S. M^ Bayone

Est.: $30-$60.

a 6” blade and original scabbard in very good condition along with 5 various collector knives as described: 1. Mexican plug bayonet circa 18th to 19th

circa 1900-1940 from Tunesia to N. Africa. 2. Fighting knife from bayonet circa WWI 3. Schrade 152 knife sharpened. 4. Argentine bayonet In fair to go