Rock Island - Premiere Collector's Firearms Auction

1) Elgin Watch Co. size 14,17 jewel stem wind movement, serial number 14,002,056 manufactured in 1909 and housed in a 10K gold filled screw back and b

Illinois Watch Co. size 16, 17 Jewel stem wind lever set movement, serial number 2,796,349 manufactured in 1915 and housed in a silver screw back and

1) Mens Waltham size 8, 7 jewel stem wind movement, serial number 17,326,218 manufactured in 1908 and housed in a 10K gold filled, screw back and beze

1) American Watch Co. size 14, PJ Bartlett key wind movement, serial number 491,416 manufactured in 1869 and housed in a Silveroid hinge back and beze

1 American Waltham Watch Co. size 14, PJ Bartlett key wind movement, serial number 4,297,345 manufactured in 1889 and housed in a silver hinge back an

Manufactured in 1887, the first year of production. Single bead sight on a choked modified barrel marked with the "WP" proof on the left s...

This Colt Firearms Co. wooden sign once belonged to Colt firearms expert and author Robert Q. Sutherland. The sign measures 46 3/4 inches x 11 5/8 inc

1) Framed pair of DuPont prints, 12 5/8 inches wide and 7 5/8 inches tall, with a cavalryman on horseback shooting a buffalo on the left and a pair of

Both items are painted canvas on wood frames, multicolored, approximately 24 inches wide and 36 tall. 1) Pawnee Bill advertisement, green and blue wit

Includes a trivet, an iron Colt logo marked "COLT FOUNDRY/KANSAS CITY/GRAY IRON CASTINGS", a heavy padlock marked "COLT/FIREARMS/FACT...

1) Two brass candle sticks with candles. 2) Pair of Civil War sharpshooter's glasses. 3) Two Army Navy Journals dated April 14, 1883 and July 13...

Volck executed of Grant in the same imagery of General Lee which he had done previously in 1863. This bronze was done in 1869 when then President Gran

Frederick Volck (German-Conf. Am 1833-1891) sculpted this original bronze bust of General Lee in 1863 when he was asked by the Confederate War Dept in

This plaque depicts the President as a side view bust with his spectacles on and dressed in a formal business suit. The plaque reads "Aggressiv...

1) This classic American sculptor known for his mass production plaster images of early American life as well as the Civil War characters, did only 2

This bronze sculpture commemorates the Hearns-Hagler middleweight boxing match of 1985. S. Jacocks was the sparring partner of Hagler and knew him wel

This proud Native American Indian Chief is standing tall wearing a feathered full bonnet headdress and native dress. His arms are crossed to show that

This is a stunning Art Deco stylized bronze of an Eastern Indian Tribe male archer with outstretched arm holding a bow that rests on a rectangular mar

1) This 20th century bronze of a Native American dressed in an eagle headdress and eagle feathers plumed on his body. Measures 9 1/2 inches tall x 6 i

This magnificent massive bronze is of the sacred White Buffalo. Standing on prairie ground the buffalo is peering out into the western skies with his

Two eagles fighting for a fish. This massive wildlife bronze shows two polychrommed eagles trying to obtain a fish that one eagle caught and rests on

This bronze sculpture appears to be unsigned and shows a Samurai warrior in armor with a katana in a sheath on his belt and a Naginata in both hands r

Classic orientalistic school depicting an Arab on horseback attacking a lion. Barye combined his two great talents of animals and Arabs to create an i

Classic rodeo event of a cowboy trying to hang on for 8 seconds on a bucking bull. This massive sculpture shows the determination to win over his oppo

1) Horse with leg up bronze sculpture. This great almost classic bronze of a thoroughbred stallion being commanded to place one leg up in the air whil

Great massive bronze that depicts rider on horseback going up a rocky mountain dragging a supply horse with him. Signed with a marble base. Measures 2

Frederic Remington (Am 1861-1909) created this untypical sculpture because it shows an Indian woman on horseback with rifle in her hand and the other

1) This desk bronze shows an eagle with outstretched wings resting on a rock crag on a round black marble plinth. Signed & numbered on the bronz...

Beginning in 1947 and running into 1960, approximately 300 Single Action Army revolvers were assembled from Pre-War parts, (this example 1949). These

This excellent Colt Single Action Army revolver that was manufactured in 1929. The revolver is accompanied by a Colt factory letter that lists the cal

Manufactured in 1958, this is one of only 65 Second Generation Colt Buntlines finished in nickel plating, making this an extremely rare variation. The

Manufactured in 1962, this is an excellent example of a desirable nickel plated revolver featuring blade front and rear notch sights. Barrel features

Manufactured in 1958 this is a stellar example of an early Second Generation Single Action Army. One line address on top of the barrel, the left side

Manufactured in 1958, matching serial numbers marked on the frame and under the grip on the left side of the front and back straps. Blade front and re

Manufactured in 1959, this is a very nice example of an early Second Generation Single Action Army. One line address on top of the barrel, the left si

Manufactured in 1960, this is a desirable .38 caliber Second Generation Single Action Army. Barrel top is marked with the one line address, the left s

Introduced in 1960. Blade front and notch rear sights with standard markings. Fitted with smooth walnut grips with scroll engraving on the butt. C

Manufactured in 1961, the 125th Anniversary of Colt Patent Firearms Co. One line address on top of the barrel, the left side marked "COLT SINGL...

Manufactured in 1973 with fixed sights, one line Hartford address on top of the barrel and the left side marked "COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45&qu...

Manufactured in 1958, this is a beautiful example of an early Second Generation Single Action Army. Barrel has "COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45&quo...

Manufactured in 1958, this revolver is an excellent example of an early nickel plated Second Generation Single Action Army. One line address on top of

Manufactured in 1959, this is a very nice example of an early Second Generation Single Action Army. One line address on top of the barrel, the left si

Manufactured in 1960, this is an excellent example of an early Second Generation Single Action Army. The top of the barrel is marked with the one line

Manufactured in 1970. Standard blade front and frame notch rear sights. The top portion of the barrel, cylinder flats, frame, top strap and hammer sid

Manufactured in 1963, this is an extremely rare pair of consecutively serial numbered New Frontier revolvers. According to Wilkerson's book, &qu...

Manufactured in 1885 and subsequently custom engraved and altered. The barrel has been shortened to 3 1/2 inches and the revolver has been nicely engr

Manufactured in 1904 and subsequently professionally engraved by Arnold Griebel of Chicago, Illinois, in 1956. The revolver features floral scroll and

Manufactured in 1908 and subsequently professionally engraved custom by Bernie Wolf of El Paso, Texas. The revolver features floral scroll and punch d

According to the Colt factory records (copy of letter included), this revolver was shipped to Hartley & Graham of New York City on 15 March 1883...

Manufactured in 1956, the first year of manufacture for the 2nd Generation. The revolver has subsequently been professionally custom engraved. The bar

This revolver features a scroll engraving on a punch dot background on the barrel around the front sight, cylinder flats, frame, hammer sides and back

Manufactured in 1901 and subsequently custom embellished later in the 20th century by a master engraver. The revolver features floral scroll and punch

This commemorative Colt Single Action revolver has been engraved by Master Engraver Alvin White and features floral scroll and punch dot engraving on

Manufactured in 1902 and subsequently professionally engraved and modified to sheriff model configuration. The barrel has been shortened to its presen

This is a fantastic example of a very rare, 1936 Mauser contract P.08 Luger as produced for the country of Iran (formerly Persia prior to 1935) Govern

This is an exceptionally rare and equally outstanding example of an Iranian contract Mauser cutaway Luger pistol. These Iranian commercial contract Lu

This is an extraordinarily rare all original "Prototype" Luger DWM 1900 pistol made with a special 6 3/4 inch, rapid taper barrel and matc...

This is an outstanding example of an original, DWM 1904 German Navy contract Luger pistol. These early Navy Lugers were actually ordered in Dec. 1904,

This is an exceptionally nice early, all original, all matching WWII G98/40 service rifle. These rifles were originally manufactured during the early

This is an excellent example of a Late WWII Nazi K43 semi-automatic sniper rifle as manufactured by the Walther factory that has the correct WWII ZF4

The rifle is equipped with ramp blade and tangent sights and fitted with a "cxn/Z.F.41/1" scope in a "duv" mount renumbered to m...

This is an excellent example of a very rare unaltered late 1920 Luger carbine that was manufactured by DWM. These Lugers are fairly rare in this count

This is an exceptionally nice example of a late WWI 1917 dated DWM Artillery Luger pistol, that is accompanied with an ultra rare set of original WWI

This is an excellent example of a scarce long barrel DWM commercial Luger pistol with 6 inch barrel. "DWM" scroll marked on the front tog...

This is a spectacular example of a lavishly embellished Krieghoff Luger with "KRIEGHOFF SUHL" marking and "HK" and anchor logo ...

This is a nice example of a late 1941 Mauser Luger pistol that was produced towards the end of regular Nazi Army production. These late Mauser product

This is a very nice example of an original, "unaltered" 1906 "First Issue" Navy military issue Luger pistol. These first issue p...

This is an ultra rare, all original and unaltered 1906 DWM "Russian" contract Luger pistol. This is probably the most highly sought after,...

This is a nice example of an early WWII production G41 rifle manufactured by the Berlin-Lubecker manufacturing company in 1943. The early G41 series o

This is a nice example of a WWII Nazi low turret type sniper rifle as manufactured by the Mauser factory and fitted with a commercial Ajack 4x90 snipe

Measuring just under 4 inch long with no makers markings, this tool was designed for use with a G41 semi-automatic rifle, and includes and octagonal b

This is an excellent example of a late production Model 1893 Borschardt pistol that was produced by the DWM factory. These are highly desirable and no

This is an example of a early "P" code series commercial contract Luger that has the desirable Krieghoff "Side Frame Inscription"...

This is an excellent example of a very rare and scarce early 1934 'K-Dated' Luger pistol as manufactured by the Mauser factory. This example...

This is a very scarce and probably a "One of a Kind" prototype, short frame transitional model Luger with a unique reinforced chamber area...

This is an extraordinary and unique, relief engraved, gold plated Walther model PP with SA inscription, carved ivory grips with gold "VL" ...

This is another example of an all original and unaltered, WWI German Army 1915 dated DWM military contract Luger, complete with two original matching

This is a first issue altered Navy Luger that is scarce as most were destroyed or at least reworked after WWI. This is an example of a 1906 DWM, first

This is an excellent example of a cased DWM Model 1902 Luger carbine. This example is in excellent condition that shows only minor handling marks and

This is a fine example of a late WWII K98 Mauser single claw sniper rifle fitted with an Oigee scope. These rifles used a mounting system similar in a

This is a very nice example of a German Gew 98 rifle with a Voiglander 3x scope mounted on a side rail mounting system. The top of the receiver is mar

The rifle has hooded blade and tangent sights, with the top of the receiver ring having an "eagle/63" proof stamped above the maker's ...

The left side of the forged receiver is marked with a small "eagle/359" proof next to "K43" and "ac/45". These late wa...

This is an exceptional example of a 1906 DWM "American Eagle" commercial Luger. These early commercial Lugers were made expressly for com...

This a nice example of a "G" date code Luger pistol. This Luger was produced in 1935 and is the most common of the letter coded Lugers as ...

This is an excellent example of a very scarce and desirable Mauser Banner Police Luger pistol. The top of the chamber area is stamped "1941&quo...

These Luger pistols were manufactured in Germany during the 1930s by Mauser, after recently taking over production of Luger pistols from DWM, for Stoe

Correct unmarked chamber and "DWM" logo on toggle, with "Crown" and two "Crown/M" Imperial Navy proofs on left barrel ...

This is a very fine example of a desirable Swiss model 1906 military contract Luger pistol as produced by the DWM factory. It has the distinctive &q...

This is mid-production 1937 dated Luger pistol as manufactured by the Mauser factory in 1937, that is complete with two matching magazines. The chambe

This brown leather Luger holster is similar in design to the WWII Bulgarian holster for a P.08 Luger (see Eugene J. Bender's book LUGER HOLSTERS...

The top of the chamber is marked with the letter "G" indicating production in 1935 and the front toggle is marked "S/42". The ri...

This is a very late Weimar or very early Nazi era Police Luger as produced in the 1930 to 1933 timeframe. These are typically termed Sneak Lugers base

This is a standard late WWII German Luger dated "42" on the chamber with the late war "byf" Mauser code on the toggle. The right...

1940 dated chamber with "42" on the toggle. Correct "eagle/655" and "eagle/swastika" firing proofs are present. The si...

These pistols were manufactured by Mauser in 1936, however were finished upon sale, using some DWM and Mauser parts, with only approximately 250 assem

Desirable Swiss model 1906 police/military contract Luger pistol as produced by the DWM factory, with the "Cross in Shield" crest on the c...

This is an excellent example of an early 1929 Swiss commercial contract Luger as manufactured by Waffenfabrik in Bern, Switzerland. This pistol was pr

Switzerland was the first country to adopt the Luger as a military sidearm, and once WWI started DWM could no longer supply Switzerland with Lugers so

In addition to the the standard address and model markings on the left side, the slide is marked and gold filled "Waffen-Jung Stuttgart" o...