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This is an Ithaca Model 37 riot gun with trench handguard attachment and "USSF" stamped on the lower left side of the receiver. The shotgu...

Produced in Geneseo, Illinois as a semi-automatic commercial version of the U.S. M14 rifle. Early production pre-ban model, blade and peep sights with

"SI-B" marked blade front and "FO-B" marked two leaf peep rear sights, with "I.B.M. CORP." barrel, Type II band, blued...

Post-Korean War production. Blade front sight and adjustable peep rear sights, with "drc" marked windage knob. Fitted with the original Ha...

Top barrel marked "3-43" some late features, flat bolt, type II barrel band, with Ordnance cartouche on right buttstock. Complete with gre...

Produced by Sedgely in the 1920s and 1930s, chiefly for Bannerman, by refitting government surplus 1903 receivers. Hooded blade front and folding ladd

1903 rifle produced around 1937 with WWII barrel marked "HS/bomb/11-44". No visible markings or cartouches on stock and complete with &quo...

Colt Model 1903, .32 ACP Semi-Automatic Pistol manufactured in 1919. This pistol was the personal firearm of General John Sheridan Winn. General Winn

This excellent original Colt M1911A1 Pistol was manufactured in 1940. The pistol has the pre-WWII brush blue finish with blued barrel and checkered, b

This is an example of U.S. Army Colt Model 1911 Semi-Automatic pistol that was part of a lot of 4000 Model 1911 pistols shipped from Colt to Springfie

Manufactured in 1942. The pistol has U.S. property and inspection marks and is one of the 3,128 .380 ACP pistols procured by the military from Colt

This is an excellent example of a late WWI Model 1911 pistol as manufactured by Colt in 1918. The left side of the slide has the two-line, two-block p

Manufactured in 1944, this WWII production Colt Model 1911A1 Automatic Pistol passed through the British Proofhouse as part of the Lend-Lease Program.

Starting life as a semi-automatic receiver forging, this rifle was subjected to a number of alterations by the factory, and at some later point was fi

Original example of a 1942 production U.S. Springfield Armory M1 Garand Rifle. This rifle is part of a small number of M1 Rifles supplied to the Briti

Blade front and "S" marked two-leaf rear sights with Winchester barrel and receiver, Type I barrel band, flat blued bolt, milled trigger g...

This is an excellent example of a Remington Model 700/M40A1 Marine Corps sniper rifle that is fitted with Redfield 3X-9X Accu-Range telescopic sight.

This is an exceptional example of an original WWII Springfield Armory M1C Sniper rifle produced in late 1944 that was sold through the Civilian Marksm

This Model 1903 Springfield Sniper Rifle was manufactured in 1917. The rifle has a "SA/11-17" dated barrel and has the typical WWI product...

These were the standard commercial Winchester Model 1200 shotguns produced during the late 1960s and mid early 1970s that were purchased/adapted for t

This is a very fine example of a U.S. WWI Winchester Model 1917 bolt action rifle. These 1917 rifles were the primary WWI bolt action service rifle an

Introduced before the First World War and seeing limited service into Korea, a combination of battlefield attrition, field expedient repairs and alter

Produced in August of 1943. Blade front and adjustable peep rear sights, with an undated Winchester proofed barrel, standard receiver heel markings, W

Blade front and adjustable rear sights, with a M3 flash hider (welded on), "JM" marked Type III barrel band, round bolt, flip safety and &...

Blade and folding ladder peep sights, with "2-17" dated Winchester barrel, "star" stamped receiver with standard ring markings a...

Post-War production. Blade and adjustable peep sights, with "DRC" marked windage drum. Springfield barrel dated "10 64", Harring...

These rifles were produced in the mid-late 1960s under contract to the US Army and were used as the standard target rifle for all small bore shooting

This is the first U.S. cartridge flare pistol to use a paper flare cartridge. These pistols were manufactured at the U.S. Navy Yard at Washington, D.C

Produced in 1943. Blade front and notch rear sights, with two-line Colt address on the left side of the slide and caliber mark on the right. The right

Produced in 1943. Fixed sights, with the two line, two block address/patent marking with the Rampant Colt in the center on the left side of the slide,

This Model 1911A1 Automatic Pistol was manufactured by the Union Switch & Signal Co., of Swissvale, Pennsylvania, in 1943. The pistol has a gray...

This an excellent example of a late 1944 production Remington-Rand production M1911A1 pistol. These pistols were the standard service pistol throughou

Manufactured in 1943, this pistol was one of a number of service pistols rebuilt between 1955 and 1967. The left side of the slide is marked with &q...

This Model 1911 Automatic Pistol was manufactured by the Springfield Armory in 1914. The pistol has the distinctive, lusterless, blue-black finish fo

Produced from 1942-1945 by the Guide Lamp Division of General Motors, the Liberator was officially named "Flare Pistol, 45 Caliber" in ord...

Produced in 1943. Fixed sights, with the two line, two block address/patent marking with the Rampant Colt in the center on the left side of the slide

Colt M1911A1 Automatic pistol manufactured by Colt in 1945 and shipped to the Springfield Armory between March 7 and March 29, 1945. The pistol has th

This is a nice example of a U.S. Army contract pistol as produced in 1943, that was subsequently rebuilt for Korea or Vietnam. The left side of the sl

Charles W. Clawson's "Collector's Guide to Colt .45 Service pistols Models of 1911 and 1911A1 (third edition), "Colt . 45 Governme...

This shotgun has the high polish blue finish on the receiver, barrel and 'four hole' handguard/bayonet lug. The walnut stock and grooved sli...

A) World War II production riot gun in unaltered configuration. Single brass bead sight, 2 3/4" chambered and standard three line Stevens addre...

A) Produced in November of 1943. Blade front and adjustable peep rear sights with "BATTLE RANGE" marked elevation drum and locking bar. Sp...

A) Blade front and adjustable peep rear sights, with an unmarked barrel, Type III "JMO" barrel band, round bolt, milled trigger guard, fli...

Standard receiver markings with a "W" and oval proofed barrel, the right side of the rear sight is marked with an "H" inside a s...

Produced in June of 1945. Blade and adjustable peep sight, with "BATTLE RANGE" marking and locking bar. Springfield barrel with April 45 d...

This is an example of a correct "as issure" WWII U.S. Army Stevens contract 520-30 trench shotgun, with correct bayonet lug adapter, 6-ho...

Produced in Geneseo, Illinois. Blade and peep sights, with "WRIGHT" marked windage drum, "TRW 7790190 12 63 BR" marked barrel, &...

A) Blade front and folding ladder peep sight, with the Winchester barrel dated "11-17" and standard markings on the top of the receiver ri...

Made in 1943, with the suffix added due to a serial number overlap with Saginaw Steering Gear. "N" marked blade front and "S" 2-...

Blade and Post-WWI folding leaf rear sight with 2750 yard center notch, Springfield barrel dated "12-18" and standard receiver markings, w...