Extraordinary & Historic Firearms Auction

SN 414. Cal. 6.5mm Bergmann. This early M1894, Number 3, with hexagonal chamber, was made by the Bergmann company with no extractor, which characteris

SN 898. Cal. 6.5mm Bergmann. Theodor Bergmann was an early pioneer in the development of European semiautomatic pistols in the early 1890s and early 1

NSN. Cal. 7.8mm. Prior to initiating production of the M1897, Bergmann made a number of prototypes. Most were based on the M1896, No.4, scaled up for

SN 156. Cal. 7.8mm. Bergmann made approximately 1,000 M1897 pistols. This example has a 3" bbl whose shroud is affixed with a drift adjustable ...

SN 117. Cal. 7.8mm. Bergmann made approximately 1,000 M1897s. During its production there ensued a number of variations, largely directed to the milli

SN 410. Cal. 7.65mm. Mannlicher made very few pistol carbines with long bbl and tangent sight. This example has a 6" bbl with an elevated drift...

SN 27. Cal. 8mm. Only a handful of Krnkas are known in the collecting community. An exceedingly scarce pistol, it has been variously termed Krnka, Rot

SN 13. Cal. 7.5mm. An extremely unusual repeating pistol whose breech block operates through transverse horizontal movement. The gun is fitted with a

SN 6. Cal. 8mm. In his quest to design a reliable semiautomatic pistol, Josef Laumann made a number of prototypes, most of which were produced for Aus

NSN. Cal. “8.5mm Borchardt”. Although Hiram Maxim is best known for his machine guns and sound suppressors, he also collaborated with his workshop for

SN 24. Cal. 6.5mm. According to Motz/Schuy “Vom Ursprung der Selbstladepistole”, about 70 M1894s were made in Switzerland. All had a small frame and a

SN 16. Cal. 7.6mm. Mannlicher made approximately 100 large frame M1894s in caliber 7.6mm. Early pistols, as this example, had a flat hammer. Once prod

SN 183. Cal. 7.63mm. Despite their antique status, Schwartzlose pistols have the look of a modern gun. Many were reportedly shipped to Russia or were

SN 7787. (ca 1886) Cal. .577 1-5/8". 6-1/2" Oval bore rifled bbls are engraved "Charles Lancaster (Patent) 151, New Bond St. London.&...

SN 62. (ca. 1880) Cal. .476. This unusual pistol has a cluster of four 6" bbls hinged to frame, chambered for the Enfield military cartridge, a...

SN 366. Cal. 476. Very rare & unusual British revolver with 6" ribbed bbl, fixed sights with 6-shot fluted cylinder and checkered 1-pc waln...

SN 78. Cal. 10.55mm German Ordnance Revolver. Beautiful commercial version of the Army revolver with 6" oct to rnd bbl that has cannon muzzle a...

Cal. 42. Fine Adams Patent percussion revolver with 6-1/2" oct bbl, fixed sights with replacement front sight blade, rammer mounted to left sid...

SN 30. Cal. 10.6mm Rimmed. Blue finish with 18-5/8" oct to rnd bbl, German style ramp front sight with matted top and 2-leaf, one standing, rea...

Cal. 10.6mm Rimmed. This is a very rare example of Paul Mauser’s last attempt to make the Zig-Zag revolver acceptable for military service, a patent m