A few examples of appraisal values for
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• 18TH/ 19TH C SAINT MICHAEL CARVED
  18TH/ 19TH C SAINT MICHAEL CARVED WOODEN FIGURE18th/ 19th c Saint Michael Carved Wooden Figure on marble base. Retains some original paint on back, lacking both forearms. Figure 20" tall; 23 1/4" on marble base.
• BOLIVAR PENAFIEL-MORAN "LA PAREJA
  BOLIVAR PENAFIEL-MORAN "LA PAREJA NOCTURNA" (1974 OIL)Bolivar Penafiel-Moran (Ecuadorian, 1934-2004) La Pareja Nocturna , 1974 Oil on canvas 30" x 35" Signed and dated to the bottom right, and further signed to the reverse. Housed in a frame measuring 36 1/2" x 41 1/2". Condition Craquelure across the paint layer including some impact cracks in the bottom left. There is a scratch on one of the figures' forearms. Slight draw to the canvas at the corners.
• J. STEVENS ARMS 12GA MODEL 520-30
  J. STEVENS ARMS 12GA MODEL 520-30 TRENCH OR RIOT GUNJ. Stevens Arms 12 gauge 520-30 (serial #:63982)The WWII-era slide action model with barrel having bayonet lug and perforated heat shield is stamped J. STEVENS ARMS COMPANY DIVISION OF SAVAGE ARMS CORPORATION CHICOPEE FALLS MASS USA, rear of the barrel visible behind the heat shield, left of the receiver is stamped MOD. 520-30 ahead of ''U.S.'', and the correct ''P'' proof above an ordnance bomb on the right of the barrel at the breech.Smooth walnut forearm and pistol-grip stock with a serrated plastic butt plate.This gun qualifies for shipping directly to a holder of FFL Type 03 License - Collector of Curios and Relics.Measures overall 39 inches with 20 inch barrel.Good condition, 65% or better finish, stock with a few dings and scratches, some pitting on receiver. Bore condition: Scattered light rust throughout, primarily 7 inches in from the muzzle, unidentified surface issue 6 inches from the chamber above the magazine inside the barrel.
• COLLECTORS CORNER 30-06 1918A3
  COLLECTORS CORNER 30-06 1918A3 BAR SEMI-AUTOCollector's Corner .30 1918A3 (serial #:295)Manufactured by Collector's Corner (later operating under the name Ohio Ordnance Works) with a low serial number. This is a closed bolt semi-automatic copy of the famous 1918 Browning Automatic Rifle, made using a new made receiver and a mix of military and commercial components. Blade front and folding ladder rear sights, with a short flash hider, swiveling bipod and ''ROT II/1-53'' and flaming bomb marked barrel, 3-position adjustable gas port, ''F'' and ''S'' marked selector, hardwood ''P'' marked forearm and plastic buttstock with flip-up shoulder rest and steel buttplate. The top of the receiver bears the Collector's Corner markings. Leather sling, one magazine, hard rifle case. No carrying handle.Measures overall 44.5 inches with 24 inch barrel.Excellent condition, looks unfired, some notice of storing and handling. Bipod has scratches in finish.
• A FINE JOHNSON AUTOMATICS 30-06
  A FINE JOHNSON AUTOMATICS 30-06 M1941 SEMI-AUTO RIFLEJohnson 30 cal M1941 (serial #:B3659)An outstanding example in above average condition.Serial number places the year of production at 1941.The receiver is marked with five line patent information and JOHNSON AUTOMATICS/MODEL OF 1941 with logo, Providence, Rhode Island. The right rear side of the receiver is stamped with a star and CRANSTON/ARMS/CO. inside an inverted triangle. The right side of the rear sight is stamped ''METERS'' and ''0-1000'' with ''M2'' stamped on the left side.The typical standard features include heat shield with seven rows of perforations over the two-piece walnut stock, smooth pistol grip stock having checkered metal butt plate, leather sling, bayonet, and leather scabbard.This gun qualifies for shipping directly to a holder of FFL Type 03 License - Collector of Curios and Relics.Rifle measures overall 46 inches with 22 inch barrel. When attached, bayonet adds 8 inches to overall length.Excellent condition, 95% or better finish, looks unfired, stock has small chip on bottom forearm and 17mm crack near the magazine, bayonet sheath is in good condition. Bore condition: Excellent, shiny, clean.
• RUGER .243WIN M77 MARK II BOLT
  RUGER .243WIN M77 MARK II BOLT ACTION RIFLERuger .243 Win M77 Mark II (serial #:780-13146)Walnut one-piece stock with checkered pistol grip and forearm with black cap, polished blue barrel and action, no sights, hard rubber butt pad with Ruger emblem, Redfield Partner 3x-9x scope and nylon sling.Measures Overall 40 inches with 20 inch barrel.Very good with some marring on the stock and forearm cap.
• WINCHESTER .22CAL MODEL 62A PUMP
  WINCHESTER .22CAL MODEL 62A PUMP ACTIONWinchester 22 62A (serial #:121025)Smooth wood pistol grip stock with grooved forearm and Winchester plastic butt plate. Barrel marked 22 S. L. or L.R. With soft rifle case.Measures Overall39 inches with 23 inch barrel.Very good with some wear on the bluing and few dings in the stocks.
• WINCHESTER 20GA MODEL 1912 PUMP
  WINCHESTER 20GA MODEL 1912 PUMP ACTION SHOTGUNWinchester 20 gauge 1912 (serial #:2361)This low serial number model 1912 was produced in 1912. Smooth wood pistol grip stock with grooved forearm and Winchester plastic butt plate, soft rifle case.Measures Overall 43 inches with 25 inch barrel.Good condition with a nice patina with scratches and dings 0n the stock and front bead sight has been ground off.
• ROBERT STREET OIL ON CANVAS
  ROBERT STREET OIL ON CANVAS PORTRAITRobert Street (American 1796-1865) , oil on canvas portrait of a boy and dog, signed lower right and dated 1841 , 30" x 25". Provenance: The Collection of David and Barbara Mest, Coopersburg, Pennsylvania. NO in-house shipping for this lot. Condition: Puncture repair to forearm. Light craquelure. Period frame.
• *BROWNING SUPERPOSED TWELVE GAUGE
  *BROWNING SUPERPOSED TWELVE GAUGE SHOT GUN. Second half 20th century, Belgium. Broadway Trap "Lightning". Engraving and checkered forearm and wrist. S/n 9324569. With carrying case. Requires form 4473.
• (2) ANTIQUE DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUNS.
  (2) ANTIQUE DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUNS. To include a R. Barclay Belgian laminated steel, choke bored, machine made SxS double barrel hammer shot gun and a Sussex Pieper breech, Damascus finish SxS double barrel hammer shot gun. Dimensions: R. Barclay shotgun barrel measures approx. 18.4mm in diameter and the barrel measures approx. 30" in length. Sussex shotgun barrel measures approx. 18.25 in diameter and the barrel measures approx. 26 1/2" in length. Condition: R. Barclay shotgun exhibits a functioning action, crack to butt of stock losses to forearm, surface scratches corrosion and dings/dents. Sussex shot exhibits a non functioning action, right hammer missing losses to stock and forearm,corrosion, dent to right barrel tip, front sight missing and dings/dents.
• SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1873 TRAPDOOR
  SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1873 TRAPDOOR RIFLE U.S. Springfield Trapdoor rifle, approx. 32.625" barrel with VP over eagle head proof on left side of barrel at breech, blue finish, wood stock, sling swivels, serial #368173. No visible circle P proof or inspector's cartouche on stock. Condition: Good, with light surface scratches and minor dings/dents. Losses to stock/forearm, old repair to stock. Barrel, action, and trigger, cleaning rod exhibit loss of bluing, rust, pitting. Action appears to be functional.
• 12TH-15TH C. CONTINENTAL STATUE
  12TH-15TH C. CONTINENTAL STATUE Carved and Polychromed figure of a Standing Cardinal, his missing forearms and hands were raised in benediction, roughly 32" x 10" x 9", beautiful patina.
• CARVED WOODEN HAND FORM
  CARVED WOODEN HAND FORM NUTCRACKER 19th c. Treen 2-Part Nutcracker, probably Swiss, in the form of a forearm and clenched fist, 7 1/2" x 2 1/2". Handle edge chips.
• ATTRIBUTED TO CLARISSA PETERS (MRS.
  ATTRIBUTED TO CLARISSA PETERS (MRS. MOSES B.) RUSSELL (MASSACHUSETTS, 1809-1854), MINIATURE WATERCOLOR PORTRAIT ON IVORY OF A YOUNG GIRL WEARING A BLUE DRESS AND HOLDING AN APPLE., OVAL 2.75" X 2.25". FRAMED 3" X 2.375".ATTRIBUTED TO CLARISSA PETERS (MRS. MOSES B.) RUSSELL, Massachusetts, 1809-1854, Miniature watercolor portrait on ivory of a young girl wearing a blue dress and holding an apple. Unsigned but bearing several characteristics of Russell's work, including the striated background with a subtle "halo" around the girl's head, the prominent eyes, the finely delineated eyebrows and fingernails, the nearly imperceptible line at the wrist that separates the forearm from the hand, the delicate details on the dress and the vividly colored apple. Dimensions: Oval 2.75" x 2.25". Framed 3" x 2.375". Provenance: Notes:In her day, Clarissa Peters Russell was a well-known miniaturist, specializing in portraits of children. Her work was so favored that when she died from a violent case of seasickness, the news made the front page of Boston newspapers.Over time, however, like many women artists, she faded into obscurity. Because she rarely signed her paintings, many of them were misattributed to her husband, also a miniaturist, or to itinerant portraitist Joseph Whiting Stock.She was born in North Andover, Massachusetts, and it is believed she attended Franklin Academy. She married Moses Russell in 1839 and the two had a son, Albert Cuyp Russell. By 1835 she was in Boston painting miniatures and giving private lessons. From 1840 to 1851, she shared a studio with her husband and was very much part of the city's art scene.Her portraits are notable not just for their fastidious details, but for being sympathetic and vibrant likenesses, in contrast to the more typical solemn and flat depictions of young sitters.Reference:"Mrs. Moses B. Russell Boston Miniaturist" by Randall L. Holton and Charles A. Gilday, The Magazine Antiques , December 1999, p. 816-823.
• 19TH C. ROLLING BLOCK RIFLE. A 19th
  19TH C. ROLLING BLOCK RIFLE. A 19th C. rolling block rifle 7mm marked S.M. Walnut stock and forearm, 45”L overall.
• REMINGTON MODEL 11-87 PREMIER 12 GA
  REMINGTON MODEL 11-87 PREMIER 12 GA SHOTGUN. Remington semi-auto shotgun model 11-87 Premier. Walnut forearm and stock. 48”L, SN PC042735. T-421. NICS Background check required unless FFL or C&R exempt, out of state buyers must ship to an FFL in your state.
• ANTIQUE H.A. CASWELL LANSINGBURGH
  ANTIQUE H.A. CASWELL LANSINGBURGH PERCUSSION MUSKET. 19th C. percussion musket, plate signed R.S. Clark Extra with engraving, top of barrel marked H.A. Caswell, curly maple stock and forearm, with brass patch box, octagonal barrel, and ramrod, 47.5” overall, 32” barrel.
• ANTIQUE KENTUCKY RIFLE. Ca. 1800
  ANTIQUE KENTUCKY RIFLE. Ca. 1800 Kentucky rifle with an octagonal barrel, and tiger maple stock and forearm, with an engraved patch box and German silver mounts. Info contained in patch box states, 'George Slaysman 1782-1862, Approx. 38 cal., worked Ca. 1805/1861 Lewistown Woodbury & Ponxatawney Penn., Barre.' Family history dictates that the stock was made ca. 1800 by Peter Angstadt, Maxatanny Township PA. 52”L overall x 35.25”barrel.
• PAIR OF FIGURAL BRONZE PEDESTALS
  PAIR OF FIGURAL BRONZE PEDESTALS WITH NUBIANS, Signed "R. Nannini", most likely Raphael Nannini (Italian, 1852 - 1925), male and female figures kneel on carpeted ground, each with their arm outstretched overhead and a falcon perched on their forearm, falcon supporting a tray top, ht. 29 7/8, dia. 19 in.
• 19TH C. GERMAN FULLY ARTICULATING
  19TH C. GERMAN FULLY ARTICULATING LIFE-SIZE MANNEQUINA mid-19th c. German life-size artist's mannequin, carved wood with fiber-filled muslin covering, with dozens of articulations. Plaster head with original paint. Identified as German based on small scraps of antique German text mixed into the fiber filling. Approximately 5 feet 2 inches high. Condition One forearm needs to be reattached, with the interior peg having snapped. No breaks or losses to the wood body. Muslin covering is stained and tattered, leaving some fiber fill loose. Loss to the painted layer of the crown of the head, with some chips and scuffing to the plaster.
• BRITISH BROWN BESS MUSKET, 18TH
  BRITISH BROWN BESS MUSKET, 18TH CENTURYA mid 18th century British Brown Bess flintlock musket, the distinctive 'banana' shaped lock plate stamped TOWER with a test date of 1743, together with the Royal Cypher for King George II, showing a frizzen with curled toe & feathered frizzen spring, the brass trigger guard fitted with a sling swivel - found again on the pin mounted walnut stock, the .75 caliber smooth bore barrel having a rectangular bayonet lug / front sight, together with a brass mounted ramrod pipe with brass forearm cap. Minor split to muzzle. Overall length: 61".
• L.C. SMITH SPECIALTY GRADE SIDE
  L.C. SMITH SPECIALTY GRADE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN.L.C. Smith Specialty Grade 16 Gauge Side by Side Shotgun. Barrel also marked Hunter Arms Company Inc., 26" barrel, engraved receiver, checkered walnut beaver tail forearm, checkered walnut stock, checkered butt, Manufactured 1939. Serial Number 174305S. 42-1/2"l. overall. Condition: : Good with minor rust, blemishes, finish loss. NEEDS CURIO AND RELICS REGISTRATION. Condition: Condition: : Good with minor rust, blemishes, finish loss. NEEDS CURIO AND RELICS REGISTRATION.
• (2 PC)JAPANESE CARVED BONE
  (2 PC)JAPANESE CARVED BONE STATUEDESCRIPTION:(2 Pc) A Japanese carved bone statue of two carved women, one holding a bird. CIRCA: 20th Ct. ORIGIN: Japan DIMENSIONS: (Women) H:12.75" x W:4.25" x 4.25" CONDITION: Warrior has partially repaired hand and forearm. See lot description for details on item condition. More detailed condition requests can be obtained via email (info@akibaantiques.com) or SMS (305) 333-4134. Any condition statement given, as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Akiba Antiques shall have no responsibility for any error or omission.
• JAPANESE CARVED BONE
  JAPANESE CARVED BONE STATUEDESCRIPTION: Japanese bone sculpture featuring a warrior like figure clutching an arrow. Character markings on bottom. CIRCA: 20th Ct. ORIGIN: Japan DIMENSIONS: (Warrior) H:17.25" x W:5.75" x L:5.75" CONDITION: Warrior has partially repaired hand and forearm. See lot description for details on item condition. More detailed condition requests can be obtained via email (info@akibaantiques.com) or SMS (305) 333-4134. Any condition statement given, as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Akiba Antiques shall have no responsibility for any error or omission.
• JAPANESE CARVED BONE
  JAPANESE CARVED BONE STATUEDESCRIPTION: Japanese bone sculpture featuring a warrior like figure clutching an arrow. Character markings on bottom. CIRCA: 20th Ct. ORIGIN: Japan DIMENSIONS: (Warrior) H:17.25" x W:5.75" x L:5.75" CONDITION: Warrior has partially repaired hand and forearm. See lot description for details on item condition. More detailed condition requests can be obtained via email (info@akibaantiques.com) or SMS 305-332-9274. Any condition statement given, as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Akiba Antiques shall have no responsibility for any error or omission.
• 2 FLINTLOCK PISTOLS, ONE GEROMINO
  2 FLINTLOCK PISTOLS, ONE GEROMINO FERNANDEZTwo 18th century Continental flintlocks including one by Geromino Fernandez. 1st item - Spanish Flintlock Pistol, gold inlay marks on the barrel breech for Geromino Fernandez (Madrid 1690-1727). Stock with foliate carving on upper tang, underside foliate carving around trigger guard hardware. Brass hardware includes a brass foliate crown plate on tang. Tapered barrel, iron lockplate marked "Bizvgno" (sp?). 15" total length, 8 1/2" barrel length. Late 17th/Early 18th century. Item 2: Continental flintlock pistol with stock having a foliate carved forearm, lockplate surround, and curl foliate tang carving. Floral engraved brass hardware. Tapered barrel, iron lockplate and breech plate with an inscribed, "2". 13 3/4" total length, 8 1/2" barrel length. Late 18th century. Condition: 1st item - losses to forearm, ramrod hardware loose and missing rod, losses to carved surrounds on lockplate, older patination to stock and barrel. 2nd item - crack to forearm with brass band missing at end of barrel, missing ramrod, older patination to barrel and stock.
• 2 CONTINENTAL FLINTLOCK PISTOLS,
  2 CONTINENTAL FLINTLOCK PISTOLS, POWDER HORNGrouping of two (2) Continental flintlock pistols and a small powder horn with silver inlay cap/plug. 1st item - Continental flintlock pistol with foliate carved forearm and upper tang, tapered barrel, brass mounts. Iron lockplate unmarked. Retains an old ramrod. 68 caliber. 16" total length, 8 3/4" barrel. 18th century. 2nd item - Small Continental flintlock pistol with silver metal mounts, tapered barrel. Unmarked lockplate, retains old ramrod. 50 caliber. 7" overall length, 3 1/2" barrel length. Late 18th/Early 19th century. 3rd item - Small horn with hinged lid and silver mounts. Inscription on silver band, "A. Grant Brorra". 4 1/2" length. Continental, 19th century. Condition: 1st item - Missing hammer, minor losses to stock around lockplate, very tip of forearm, and pommel. Barrel with oxidation and a couple of rust spots. 2nd item - Significant pitting and oxidation to metal hardware, break to stock around lockplate - near trigger guard. 3rd item - Hinged lid with broken edge, shadow on lid/cap indicates the loss of an inlay mount.
• 4 HOPI NATIVE AMERICAN KACHINA
  4 HOPI NATIVE AMERICAN KACHINA DOLLS1st item: Route 66 Kachina, Hopi-made, ìHilili,î pine and commercial pigments, with classic attributes, 3 1/2îH. 1930-40s. 2nd item: Hopi Kachina, Possibly ìLaguna Gambler,î cottonwood root and pigments (natural and commercial), carved figure standing on melon, 7îH. 1950s. 3rd item: Hopi Kachina, ìHemis Mana,î cottonwood root and pigments (natural and commercial), with classic attributes. 3" H. 1940-50s. 4th item: Hopi Miniature Kachina, cottonwood root and pigments (natural and commercial), with classic attributes, 1 1/2îH. 1940-50s. Provenance: Property from the estate of Dorothy Louise Luhrs, PhD, (1910-1972), Archaelogist with University of New Mexico/School of American Research Field School, whose studies and research included the Una Via Chaco Canyon, NM, Largo Canyon, NM, Guatemala, Mexico, and the Hoopa Indian Reservation in northern California. Luhrs was also president of the Southwestern Anthropological Association from 1950-51. Condition: 1st item: Older patina showing usage, missing ear tab. 2nd item: Older patina, broken forearm, missing ear tab, chips to base. 3rd item: Older patina and light wear to paint. 4th item: Older patina with minor chip to base edge.
• SOUTHERN SCHOOL, 19TH C. PORTRAIT
  SOUTHERN SCHOOL, 19TH C. PORTRAIT OF A LADYSouthern School, oil on canvas portrait of a lady. The subject, a woman in a silver lace trimmed dress, is depicted seated and holding a locket containing a portrait of a man; she is flanked by columns, with red drape, potted plant and cloudy sky in the background. Unsigned. Housed in a Rococo Revival style giltwood and composition frame with applied foliate moldings. Sight - 22 1/4" H x 15 1/2" W. Framed - 32" H x 25 1/2" W. Circa 1850. Provenance: Property of the Birmingham Museum of Art. Condition: Blacklight indicates inpainting to majority of facial area, area on left side collar and tops of the subject's forearms. Losses to frame, especially lower left corner. Oil on canvas appears to be laid on board.
• O/C, MR. AND MRS. NOYES, NEW ALBANY
  O/C, MR. AND MRS. NOYES, NEW ALBANY AND KYPair 19th century portraits. Subjects of the painting are John E. (likely Emery) Noyes and his wife, Almyra Baker Noyes, of Louisville, Kentucky, circa 1860-65. Both are depicted seated in Victorian Rococo Revival style chairs with red upholstery; Mr. Noyes holds a book and Mrs. Noyes holds an open ambrotype or daguerreotype. She also wears a portrait brooch containing a miniature painting of Mr. Noyes at her lace collar. According to census records, John Noyes was born circa 1816 in Pennsylvania and moved to the Louisville Kentucky area, where he met and married his wife, Almyra (Allie) Noyes. Their three children were born in Kentucky (their portrait is also offered in this auction). John Noyes also spent considerable time in New Albany, Indiana, where he was on the building committee that established the Disciples of Christ Church at Lower Third and Market Streets; he later served as one of its ministers. He purchased property in New Albany in 1865 and from that site sold boots, shoes and dry goods. In 1879 he lost the building to sheriff's sale (although it still stands). In the 1880 census he listed himself as a schoolteacher, living in Louisville with his family. He is buried in the Cave Hill Cemetery in Louisville. Provenance: descended in the family of Noyes eldest son, Charlie, to Charlie's daughter Ada Belle, before being gifted to present consignor. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: John E. Noyes portrait - old repair and poor restoration to mouth and right nostril area, restoration and inpainting to left background margin, paint losses at collar, vest and coat area of middle torso, flaking to margins of background. Almyra B. Noyes portrait - possible scattered touch up to hair, exfoliation and losses to part of right hand and lower ege of same forearm. Both portraits have a white primer paint applied to the canvas verso but do not appear relined.
• O/C AFTER CIGNIANI, JOSEPH AND
  O/C AFTER CIGNIANI, JOSEPH AND POTIPHAR'S WIFE19th century oil on canvas painting after Cigniani, Joseph and Potiphar's Wife. Unsigned. Housed in a giltwood frame with gilt mat having octagonal opening. Sight - 38" H x 38" W. Framed - 52" H x 52" W. Accompanied by a file of information on its restoration and research into the history conducted by the late owner. Painting was professionally conserved at Winterthur's Art Conservation Program in 1985 with full report enclosed. According to this documentation, the painting had been in Mrs. Green's family for four generations and was originally owned by Carl C. Giers. It passed to his son Otto, whose wife, Sarah "Sallie" Hunter, "being very much a Victorian Lady, did not feel the painting was proper to hang in her house, so she relegated it to an outside shed in the back of the house and this is where it sustained most of the damage that occurred over the years." When their daughter, Hunter Giers Hicks (Mrs. Edward Dickson Hicks IV) inherited it, she brought it out and hung it in the main house. Provenance: the estate of Sarah Hunter Hicks Green, formerly of Historic Devon Farm, Nashville, Tennessee. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Back covered with restoration board, which we have not attempted to repair. Possible repaired 4 1/2" tear in background near woman's hair, and a couple of 1/8" flakes joined by scratch at lower edge. Blacklight shows 10" area of restoration extending from woman's forearm to bottom edge, 2" area of restoration between woman's breasts, and widespread infill of craquelure.
• J.D. KESTNER "GIBSON GIRL" DOLLJ.D.
  J.D. KESTNER "GIBSON GIRL" DOLLJ.D. Kestner, "Gibson Girl" Doll, with bisque shoulder head marked "172" and "7", with upturned chin, blue sleep eyes, painted lower lashes, kid leather joined body with bisque hands and forearms and hinged joints at hip, knees, and elbows. Original upswept blonde mohair wig. Sticker "1352" on right leg. 20" L. Wearing an antique, possibly original cotton and lace blouse with a later skirt. No shoes. German, circa 1910. Provenance: collection of the late Edwin and Rebecca Raskin, Nashville, Tennessee. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Tear to leather at foot revealing sawdust stuffing, later skirt. Both arms loose at shoulder joint, body with some surface grime.
• WINCHESTER 94 CENTENNIAL LEVER
  WINCHESTER 94 CENTENNIAL LEVER ACTION RIFLE, 30-30Model 1894 Winchester Centennial '66 Commemorative Lever Action rifle, .30-.30 Caliber. Barrel marked, "A Century of Leadership 1866-1966. WINCHESTER MADE IN U.S.A. (copyright) 30-30". Lock plate marked, "Winchester Centennial 66". Walnut stocks, metal frame with gold plated receiver and fore-end cap, octagonal barrel. Barrel length - 20". Overall length - 38 1/2". American, mid 20th century. Provenance: Private collection, Knoxville, TN. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Extremely slight handling dents on forearm. Bore and mechanics perfect. As new in box with sleeve.
• WINCHESTER MODEL 1895 -7.62X54R
  WINCHESTER MODEL 1895 -7.62X54R LEVER ACTION RIFLEWinchester Russian Model 1895 musket, 7.62mm Cartridge. Serial number 213501B. Lock plate marked, "MANUFACTURED BY THE WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO. NEW HAVEN CONN. U.S.A. PATENTED NOV. 5. 95. AUG. 17. 97. JAN. 25. 98. AUG. 23. 98. AUG 6. 1907.". Tang marked, "Model 1892 Winchester Trade Mark REG. IN U.S. PAT. OFF. & FGN.". Greek Cross insignia inlaid, left side of butt, compass, right side of butt. Walnut stocks, metal frame, round barrel. Standard sights. Barrel length - 28". Overall length - 46". Serial number corresponds to year 1916. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Gun has been sporterized by removing front of forearm past the first barrel band. Remaining forearm has been checkered. Name and address of former owner has been applied to the magazine with electric pen. Silver plate with former owner's name placed in the wrist. Proper butt plate with cleaning lanyard in the butt. Bore is OK but dark. Little original finish remains. Excellent mechanical.
• WINCHESTER MODEL 1892, 38-40 WIN
  WINCHESTER MODEL 1892, 38-40 WIN LEVER ACTION RIFLEModel 1892 Winchester rifle, .38-.40 Caliber. Serial number 622850. Barrel marked, "MANUFACTURED BY THE WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO. NEW HAVEN CONN. U.S.A. PATENTED OCTOBER 14. 1884" and "38 W.C.F.". Tang marked, "Model 1892 Winchester Trade Mark REG. IN U.S. PAT. OFF.". Walnut stocks, metal frame, round barrel. Standard sights. Barrel length - 24". Overall length - 42". Serial number corresponds to year 1911. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Bore has some roughness. All metal is dull. Blue turning brown. Stocks have numerous dings with one small sliver from right top of forearm. Screws are not buggered. Markings on barrel somewhat dim. Excellent mechanical.