A few examples of appraisal values for
FOREHAND ARMS

• FOREHAND & WADSWORTH REVOLVER.
  FOREHAND & WADSWORTH REVOLVER. Single action .32 rimfire 3-1/2'' octagonal barrel walnut grips. Even brown patina most of varnish still on grips good rifleing.
• Forehand and Wadsworth
  Forehand and Wadsworth Illustrated Firearms Catalogue ca 1880. 15pp. PLUS Forehand Arms Co. price list of component parts ca 1896 1p. Condition: Good.
• Two articulated wooden hands: maple
  Two articulated wooden hands: maple with articulated wrists and fingers, one with black clothing binding, probably for display of gloves, late 19th century, 9 in. and 13 in. Several small chips, normal surface wear. Private Collection, Raleigh, North Carolina
• 16TH C GERMAN LEFT HANDED
  16TH C GERMAN LEFT HANDED GAUNTLET WITH FULLYARTICULATED FINGERS, UPPER FINGERS AND UPPER THUMB WITH NEW LEATHER UNDERNEATH. 7" HIGH, 4 1/2" WIDE.
• FOREHAND AND WADSWORTH HAMMERLESS
  FOREHAND AND WADSWORTH HAMMERLESS REVOLVER. .32 caliber five-shot cylinder 3 1/4'' round barrel nickel-plated finish checkered rubber grips. S/n 1508. Plating at over 90% marks clear grips exhibit little wear action a little stiff.
• REVOLVER. Forehand & Wadsworth
  REVOLVER. Forehand & Wadsworth Bulldog S.N. 5757.
• PR LAWRENCE CROUSE FAN BACK WINDSOR
  PR LAWRENCE CROUSE FAN BACK WINDSOR ARM CHAIRS Pair of Handcrafted Carved and Painted Knuckle Arm Chairs, by Lawrence Crouse (Kearneysville, WV), with black over red painted crackle finish, each having a carved crest, shaped seat, set on turned splayed legs and stretchers, seat undersides marked "Crouse", 45" high, 27 1/2" x 18 1/2", 18" high seat. Good condition.
• 16TH C GERMAN LEFT HANDED
  16TH C GERMAN LEFT HANDED GAUNTLET WITH FULLYARTICULATED FINGERS, UPPER FINGERS AND UPPER THUMB WITH NEW LEATHER UNDERNEATH, 7" HIGH X 4 1/2" WIDE. ALONG WITH AN ANCIENT SCOTTISH SHIELD OR TARGUS, WROUGHT IRON AND BASKETRY CONSTRUCTION, 11" DIAMETER.
• ANTIQUE FOREHAND & WADSWORTH
  ANTIQUE FOREHAND & WADSWORTH BRITISH REVOLVERAn antique seven shot Forehand & Wadsworth British bull dog revolver, Serial No. 106509 circa 1888. 6"
• ARM HOLDOUT.Arm Holdout.
  ARM HOLDOUT.Arm Holdout. American, ca. 1920. Also known as a sleeve holdout, third hand or Jacobs ladder. Made of aluminum and brass with original canvas strap. Works smoothly.
• Carved and painted hand 19th
  Carved and painted hand 19th century Extending to forearm with index figure pointing, with worn painted finish. L: 17 1/2 in. Paint loss.
• HOPKINS AND ALLEN "FOREHAND"
  HOPKINS AND ALLEN "FOREHAND" MODEL SXS DOUBLE BARRHOPKINS AND ALLEN "FOREHAND" MODEL SXS DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN, 12 gauge, 30" Damascus barrels, checkered walnut stock and forend, double triggers, hard rubber butt plate and pistol grip cap, top lever type action, brass bead sight, serial #5729. Lot requires FFL or background check.
• HAND GUN. 1914 Mauser with
  HAND GUN. 1914 Mauser with checkered walnut grips. S/N #229125.
• ANTIQUE AMERICAN BOWBACK WINDSOR
  ANTIQUE AMERICAN BOWBACK WINDSOR ARMCHAIRCirca 1800In black paint. Shaped arms and one-board carved plank seat. Bulbous turned legs.
• BOWBACK WINDSOR ARM CHAIR.
  BOWBACK WINDSOR ARM CHAIR. American late 18th century. Bulbous turned splayed legs with ''H'' stretcher shaped seat turned armposts with well-shaped knuckle arms and bowed six-spindle back. Old worn red and black repaint with yellow striping. Imperfections. 37''h. Added rockers.
• Two similar American Windsor
  Two similar American Windsor armchairs: each with shaped hand grips and plank seat, American, early 19th century, 37-1/4 x 26-1/2 x 16 in. Refinished with traces of paint, normal surface cracks and wear.
• UNSIGNED HAND WROUGHT LEFT HAND
  UNSIGNED HAND WROUGHT LEFT HAND GOOSEWING AXEca. early 19th century; side smoothing bearded axe with oval tapered off-set socket with tapered butt-plate and hook edge beard with key and heavy socket mounted hickory handle, 13 1/2" edge, 21"l; Condition: early pin rivet repair to overlap weld, some pitting, unknown origin
• SACK-BACK WINDSOR ARMCHAIR.
  SACK-BACK WINDSOR ARMCHAIR. American late 18th-early 19th century mixed woods. Well-shaped arm handholds oval seat and turned arm supports and legs. 15 1/2''h. seat 35 1/2''h. overall. Some loss in height.
• DE GHEYN 2 ENGRAVINGS "THE EXERCISE
  DE GHEYN 2 ENGRAVINGS "THE EXERCISE OF ARMS" 1608Jacques II De Gheyn Dutch 1565-1629 Two Engravings from "The Exercise of Arms" published 1608, handcolored and silvered, pages 16 and 31. PROVENANCE: Ernst Geissendörfer label c. 1958 and Old Print Shop label Dimensions: each 10x7, framed 15x12 (DBAN671/2)(TC) Condition: paper toned, scattered spots, moderate fading to hand-coloring, old insect damage to the hand holding the lance aloft, obvious horizontal creases
• Two iron hand cannons: one with
  Two iron hand cannons: one with textured surface, circular carrying handle, number at one end possibly museum accession number, 14 in.; one 12 in., head with wear and flaring, overall light rust . Collection of Courtney Smith, Sr., Highland Springs, Virginia.
• FOREHAND & WADSWORTH REVOLVER.
  FOREHAND & WADSWORTH REVOLVER. Terror model .32 caliber 2-1/2'' octagonal barrel walnut grips. S/n 6661. Very good condition marked TERROR on top of barrel patents on left side. Good grips strong trigger action.
• Two Indo-Persian incised steel hand
  Two Indo-Persian incised steel hand weapons probably 18th century or earlier Comprising of a double ended weapon, steel engraved four pong spear head to one end joined by shagreen grip to a second barbed long spear head, together with a heavy steel engraved finial blade mounted double axe head. Longest: 38 in.
• MATCHED SET OF FOUR ARMAS GARBI
  MATCHED SET OF FOUR ARMAS GARBI MODEL GARBI ARRIBAS 20-BORE SIDELOCK EJECTOR GUNS each with 26 in. barrels and 2 3/4 in. chambers the frames locks and gold numbered top-levers engraved with ornamental floral scroll with 100 percentage coverage guns appear unfired serial numbers 16355 16356 16357 and 16358 about 1/2 and 3/4 choke borings single trigger with gold stock ovals engraved ''P.K.'' with leather Armas Garbi case extra springs and firing pins for each made in 1987 by Garbi; purchased by the King of Spain on December 31 1987 as then to Mrs Kluge; the provenance was represented in the Sotheby's June 2010 catalog Lot 65 (withdrawn and never sold) as gift to Mrs. Kluge from the King of Spain Provenance: From Patricia Kluge's Albemarle House Charlottesville VA
• A LATE 19TH CENTURY ARTILLERY
  A LATE 19TH CENTURY ARTILLERY SIDEARM the short backed blade with brass hilt and brass ribbed grip, stamped to the hilt BHAG and stamped to the blade H within a circle MG, in the original leather and brass-mounted scabbard.
• STUDY OF A HAND BY L. KLEDSIK
  STUDY OF A HAND BY L. KLEDSIK (AMERICAN B. 1946). Graphite and pastel signed lower right. Two studies of hands for Amor Fati. In a frame 11''h. 26''w.
• * A Pair of Iron Gauntlets with
  * A Pair of Iron Gauntlets with articulated fingers together with a brass epaulet. Length of first 14 1/4 inches.
• SACK BACK WINDSOR ARM CHAIRca.
  SACK BACK WINDSOR ARM CHAIRca. 1790; round back supported by nine spindles with carved knuckle arms, rounded seat, blunt arrow front legs, turned and tapered back legs with an H stretcher, 26"x 18"x 35 1/2"; Condition: back legs appear to have been shortened many years ago, wear to bulbous cross stretcher
• Windsor fanback armchair, carved
  Windsor fanback armchair, carved ears and knuckles, late 18th c, repaired at extreme right spindle/back junction, 44" h Estimate $400-600
• FOLK ART 'THIRD ARM' INLAID
  FOLK ART 'THIRD ARM' INLAID HANDLE Walnut with boxwood, ebony and bone inlay, slightly convex and tapered, 8 1/2" long, good condition.
• PAIR OF AFRICAN WEAPONS Battle Axes
  PAIR OF AFRICAN WEAPONS Battle Axes with wooden club handle having hand forged tapered right-angle blades, flat blade on back, coiled wire hanger. 21" long, 5 1/2" blade.
• 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.
• MULTIPLE STRUCK HAND WROUGHT
  MULTIPLE STRUCK HAND WROUGHT RIGHT HAND GOOSEWINGca. 18th-19th century; smoothing/goosewing axe with two maker's strike "ICS" in heart strike and "WERDER" embossed strike with flat back arch top socket with raised butt plate, raised chip deflector weld, large arched top key and cold chisel strike "G.H.", 12 1/2" edge, 24 1/2" overall; Condition: possible continental goosewing axe by form of socket, "GH" strike is possible owner
• Pair of carved Black Forest
  Pair of carved Black Forest outstretched arms with oak leaf mounts late 19th c. 13"l.x7"w.
• THREE POLE ARMS A spontoon-type
  THREE POLE ARMS A spontoon-type probably European pole arm with a pointed iron head, attached to the haft with a small round flat nail with a pattern on it; a crude pole arm with an iron blade and straps, nailed to the haft with two nails with pointed heads; and a spontoon-type pole arm with an iron head with a cross bar, wooden haft, and iron butt point.
• Forehand & Wadsworth British
  Forehand & Wadsworth British Bulldog Revolver .32 cal. 2.375'' barrel S/N 47391. Nickel finish black hard rubber grips. Condition: Very good condition with a good but lightly pitted bore. This gun has mechanical problems and does not always operate properly. It will need to be repaired before attempting to shoot.
• F. CALDWELL HAND-COLORED
  F. CALDWELL HAND-COLORED DRAWINGS, PAIROne golfing depiction titled "Fore!" to bottom left corner and one horse riding depiction titled "Forward!" to bottom left corner; both signed "F. Caldwell" to bottom right corner; in matching frames; both labeled to back; each measures approximately 23-1/8" x 15-1/8" with frame and has a sight image of approximately 15-3/4" x 8-3/8"; both in Good overall condition with some damage to frames.