CALIFORNIA LIVE AUCTION

base, approximately 13” in height, 13” long and 8” wide; beautiful patina! Est.: $1,200-2,400

20” barrel, S/N 18943. Interesting “W.D.” with broadhead mark in the stock possibly for Canada or English trials. 60%-80% original blue on the barrel

caliber, S/N 37890 with blue finish, 4” barrel, adjustable rear sights and Mershon grip adapter with removable trigger shoe. This revolver shows holst

.45 caliber. Italian made and used in “The Mountain Men” by Charlton Heston, S/N 14991. See Lot 83 of Stembridge catalog collection by Little John’s,

S/N 380096. In good to very good original as issued condition with 1887 cartouche mostly visible. Refer Flayderman 9A-389. 50%-60% original blue overa

barrel and approximately .36 caliber. Unmarked with pronounced drop to the stock. Circa 1850s to 60s. Single screw escutcheon with brass mounts and do

and in 12GA, S/N L3806 on the water table. The barrels have been reduced to 20” and sling swivels added. In fair condition. Just the type used in old

fair to poor condition. Complete and not working. (Antique) Est.: $100-$200

very good condition with considerable original finish, S/N 10468. 40%-60% original blue and case hardening evenly thinning and aging nicely. Sharp mar

1860s to 70s. Measures 47” overall with a 29 ½” heavy barrel in .45 caliber rifle over 16GA shotgun. An early book on Buffalo Bill mentions thi...

frame dated 1918. Regimental marked “77 R.M.G. 58” possibly machine gun regiment. The top end is S/N 2339 not matching to the frame and in better cond

style rifle, S/N 206622 used by Charlton Heston in the epic film “The Mountain Men”. See lot 103 of The Stembridge Armory collection, June 5, 2007. I’

internal parts. In very good condition. 12GA size. (Modern) Est.: $50-$100

in scabbard. Est.: $75-$150

dagger with wavy blade and sharkskin grip with early pommel and brass guard. In fair to good condition. Measures 11” overall with a 7” blade. Est.: $1

in approximately .45 caliber with 32” barrels and 48” overall. 1 nipple replaced and some light to heavy pitting. In fair to good condition overall su

with 4 3/8” heavy barrel and target sights, S/N 384581. 95%-98% original blue and near fine overall. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $250-$500

116 Houston St., Fort Worth, Tex”; approximately 7” in diameter and in overall very good to fine condition. Est.: $300-$600.

nuggets and gold coins in overall good to very good condition. Est.: $600-$1,200.

In good to very good overall condition with 75%-85% original toning blue finish, good grips, and very good bore. Good markings, needs oiling and a goo