CALIFORNIA LIVE AUCTION

“Nicolas Coleman” and measures approximately 48” x 60” not including the frame. A major work by one of the west’s most promising and recognized young

caliber, serial #301941. The rifle is in very good overall condition with a 24” octagon barrel. The barrel and magazine retain approximately 60%-70% o

8” barrel, wood grips, S/N 66330, all matching visible numbers, wood grips, in overall very good condition with considerable blue and case colors, cri

grips, .38 W.C.F. caliber, 7.5” barrel, re-blued and re-case hardened finish, S/N 190004, in overall good to very good condition with a very good bore

44 W.C.F. caliber, serial #142077. The carbine is in good overall condition with a 20” round barrel featuring a blade front and elevator style rear si

caliber, 7.5” barrel, blued and case hardened finish, checkered plastic eagle grips, S/N 06908NF, in overall fine to excellent condition with jeweled

barrel, blued and case hardened finish, wood medallion grips, S/N SA09802, in overall fine to excellent condition displaying little if any use and min

8” barrel, wood grips, S/N 42578, matching visible numbers (cylinder number not visible); overall good condition with a dark patina to metal surfaces,

with a 5.25” blade marked “C.M. King” at ricasso with 5-pin marine ivory scales; simple German silver bolster in overall good condition with blade sho

caliber, 8” barrel, blued and case hardened finish, wood grips, cut for shoulder stock, S/N 81301, matching visible numbers; in overall very good cond

measuring 6” x 11”. Attributed to Borein’s sketchbook but not authenticated. Est.: $100-$200

by L. Pepito. Measures 7 ½” x 9 ½”. In fine condition. 50-100 years old. Est.: $25-$50

with marking on the blade and most of its original finish. Very good sheath. Est.: $300-$600

scabbard. Very good plus condition. Est.: $100-$200

blade, 1966. Shows use and carry. About good overall. Est.: $200-$400

British proofed, .36 caliber, 5.5” octagon barrel, grey patina, wood grips, S/N 37241, in overall good to very good condition with matching visible nu

with New York barrel address, .44 caliber, 8” barrel, S/N 153297, ”L” beneath number on frame and trigger guard; no proofs indicating return from Lond

frame, .44 caliber, 8” barrel, wood grips, S/N 8048 (all matching visible numbers), overall very good condition with grey patina on barrel, hints of o

pistol in .45 ACP, S/N TN21959. Stock as issued. 95% plus overall with some minor use. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $800-$1600

shape Aquamarine and micro set with 28 round diamonds weighing approx. 0.40 carats of G-H colors and SI clarity set in a 14 karat white gold custom ma

fancy natural Orange diamond weighing 0.75 carats and 26 round diamonds weighing approx. 0.80 carats of F-G colors and VS/SI clarity in a 14 white gol

diamonds of F-G colors and VS/SI clarity and three rows of fine green Tsavorite garnets with a total weight of approx. 2.50-3.00 carats set in a heavy

weighing approx. 5.00 carats encircled by 20 round fine diamonds and sapphires weighing approx. 1.00 carat set in a 14 karat white gold custom made se

diamonds weighing approx. 1.30 carats of F-G colors and SI clarity set in a 14 karat white gold setting. Retail $2,000-$3,000 Estimates $1,200-$1,800

an European cut diamond weighing approx 2ct color H clarity I-1 and 2 side diamonds weighing 0.40ct Est:$7,500-8,000

brilliant cut weighing approx . 0.75 ct and side diamonds 0.25ct Est:$3,500-4,000

a 14k yellow gold ring with side diamonds Est:$2,000-2,500

from 19th century. Raised designs of men fighting with swords. In good condition. Est.: $175-350

over wood scabbard. 19th to early 20th century. Blade worn. Fair to good overall. Est.: $100-200

Blade sharpened. Good overall. Est.: $150-$300

scabbard. In good condition. Very faint to no markings on the blade. Est.: $75-$150

In good to very good condition. Est.: $100-$200

(See Cole Pg. 89) in near fine condition. Est.: $200-$400

and watchful eye markings. Very good with scabbard. British commando style. Est.: $200-$400

pre-Series 70 Colt National Match target semi-automatic pistols, ..45 caliber, 5” barrels, blued finish, custom fancy silver and gold grips, S/Ns 2624

Super Colts; one is a MKIV/Series 70, S/N 70S50815; the other is a MKIV/Series 80, S/N FR24850E; both blued with simulated stag grips; both in overall

26” round barrel, blued and case hardened finish, mismatched stocks as forend is checkered with some flame graining while the butt stock is not checke

period engraved in Gustav Young style with period shortened barrel to 5 1/16”, S/N 48377. The metal has been lightly cleaned to gray metal with edges,

S/N A662305. Finely custom scroll engraved with polished and matt nickel finish, fire blued small parts and trim. Double scrimshawed mycarta (simulate

20 gauge, Full-Modified choked, 28” ventilated rib barrels, blued barrels, engraved bright receiver, single gold trigger, checkered wood stocks, L.O.P

caliber, 5” barrel, blued finish, checkered wood grips, lanyard ring two-tone magazine, S/N 184183, in overall excellent condition with minor spots of

caliber, 22” barrel, blued and case hardened finish, wood stock, S/N 97495, in overall very good condition showing considerable blue on barrel and tra

30” 3-band barrel with scarce lug for saber type bayonet near muzzle, sling swivels, iron patchbox, S/N 40769, in overall very good condition showing

.45 caliber, 3” barrel, two tone mat finish, checkered wood grips, 4 extra magazines, S/N KU16100, in near new condition. Retail value $2,000. (Modern

of 2” custom long slide hand built target semi-automatic pistol, ordered approximately 30 years ago, .45 caliber, 6” barrel, stainless steel, checkere

of 2” custom long slide hand built target semi-automatic pistol, ordered approximately 30 years ago, .45 caliber, 6” barrel, stainless steel, checkere

pistol, .45 caliber, 4.25” barrel, stainless steel, custom work hammer and trigger, Wilson Combat magazine, S/N 28182, in excellent to near new condit

.45-70 caliber, 22” round barrel, blued barrel assembly with bright receiver with ornamentation and gold game scenes, gold trigger, deluxe checkered w

lever action rifle, .45-70 Govt. caliber, 26” octagon barrel, blued and bright finish to receiver that also displays gold ornamentation and “One of 20

lever action rifle, .45-70 Govt. caliber, 26” octagon barrel, blued and bright finish to receiver that also displays gold ornamentation and “One of 20

Winchester Model 1873 lever action rifle, .45LC caliber, 24” octagon barrel, beautifully engraved with two panel scenes of animals on receiver, deluxe

octagon barrel shortened to 24.5”, wood stocks, S/N 36035, in overall good condition showing a grey/brown patina to metal surfaces with scattered old

extensively engraved in the 19th Century style, .45LC caliber, 7.5” barrel, nickel finish, simulated ivory grips, S/N J08310, in like new condition wi

PX. In fine condition with scabbard. Est.: $100-$200

scabbard. Near excellent with sharpening to the edge. Est.: $100-$200

Mk2 with screw top. In good to very good condition overall. Est.: $100-$200

.45-70 caliber, 22” round barrel, blued barrel assembly with bright receiver with ornamentation and gold game scenes, gold trigger, deluxe checkered w

.38 caliber, 6” barrel, blued finish, slide serrations at front section, checkered black hard rubber grips, S/N 13980, high quality restoration (possi

octagon barrel with interesting reduction of fore end to half stock and wood section for ramrod added along with pewter fore end cap. Simple and typic

blank only in case with instructions and accessories with break open action, S/N P03293. “Naval Co., Doylestown, PA.” label on line drum with instruct

with 12” barrel, nickel plated, hard rubber eagle grips, in factory display case with plaque, bullets and key, S/N NB2969 with hanging tag. In excelle

measuring 13 ½” overall with a 8 ¾” blade and stag grips with desirable “I.X.L. Hunter’s Companion” mark along with Washington works and p...

dated 1863 and in original fine to excellent condition. 98% original blue with 90%-95% bright and colorful case hardening. The stock is near fine with

color Morganite and 12 ‘IDEAL ‘cut diamonds weighing approx. 0.30 carats of F-G colors and VVS/VS clarity in a 14 karat white gold setting. Estimates

gold set with an oval Tanzanite weighing approx. 7ct and 6 princess cut Diamonds weighing approx. 1ct. Est.:$3,500-4,000

round diamonds weighing approx. 1.50-1.80 carats of H-I colors and SI clarity set in heavy 14 karat white gold custom made setting. Retail $4,000-$5,0

46 round diamonds and blue and yellow sapphire combination weighing approx. 2.00 carats in a 14 karat white gold custom made setting. Retail $2,000-$3

cut diamonds weighing approx. 1.20 carats of G-H colors and VS clarity set in a 14 karat two tone gold setting. Retail $3,000-$4,000 Estimates $2,000-

opal weighing approx. 4.00 carats and surrounded by 46 fine cut diamonds weighing approx. 0.80-1.00 carat of F-G colors and VS/SI clarity set in a 14

pre-colodian era. Measures 39” overall with a 33” blade. Deep brown to black patina and in as found condition. Some heavy pitting on the blade and gua

condition with bayonet, scabbard, hanger, sling and cleaning rod all in well matched condition, S/N 193947. The stock shows full and sharp S.V.W. cart

ring and bar, S/N 25017. Pre 96 model with no “Model” before 1895 marking (See Flayderman 9A-411). Near in range to identified “Rough Rider” carbines

in the style of 15th to 16th century. Measures 38 ½” overall with a 32 ½” blade by 2 ¼” at the widest section. The blade is genuine a...

pinned blade. U.S.N. scabbard. Near excellent. Est.: $150-$300

S/N L2587302. Like new in box. (Modern) Est.: $150-$300

1920 date on the receiver. In very good plus to near fine condition. Import marked. Excellent bore. (C&R) Est.: $300-$600

pistol grip cap and butt plate and finger grooves in the fore end. A nice early Ruger with what was purported to be a factory custom stock which is no

and Larsen left handed bolt action, S/N 1100 with Shillen barrel. Select wood thumbhole (left handed) stock signed under the barrel “Lawson” according

in very good plus original condition, S/N 758541 showing dual proofs on the breech and barrel. 60%-80% blue on the barrel with some just beginning pin

#99 of #100. Joe Beeler sculpted these of his friend the artist Charlie Dye of Texas. Joe and Charlie were founding members of cowboy artists and both

Bonnie and Clyde originals. Est.: $300-$600

glass shade depicting what may be Remingtons art work in western scenes. One scene shows lone Indian on horseback and the other shows mounted cowboys.

orange carngorum stone for dress purpose with no blades circa 19th to early 20th century. No hallmarks. Measures 12” in height with 1 stone missing fr

approx. 4.00 carats and micro-set with over 120 round diamonds weighing approx. 1.50 carats of G-H colors and SI clarity set in a 14 karat yellow gold

averaging 14.00 MM in diameter of fine luster and accented with seven diamonds of H-I colors and SI clarity. Estimates $800-$1,200

green Emerald weighing approx. 2.00 carats and 26 side diamonds weighing approx. 1.00 carat of H-I colors and SI/I clarity set in a 14 karat yellow go

Tanzanite weighing approx. 1.50 carats with 18 round channel set diamonds weighing approx. 0.50 carats of H-I colors and VS/SI clarity set in a 14 kar

good to near fine original condition showing 85%-95% original early blue finish and milled butt plate and parts. Winchester marked barrel and dated 2-

style with silver patch box and mounts signed “C. Olouson”. Measures 45” overall with a 30” octagon barrel of approximately .44 caliber rifled. Shows

Martin Ugareteburu of Eibar, Spain circa late 60s to 1980s, S/N 5306. The gun shows best London gun makers features such as finger detachable side loc

on its original fluted and studded shaft. The blade measures slightly over 18” in length and approximately 5 ¾” across the widest portion. The ...

fine condition, S/N 298518. 90%-95% original finish on the barrel and lock plate with 90%-95% vibrant and colorful case hardening on the breech block.

and mounted on plaque which reads “Almost a pair of true box lock possibly by Joyner of London, 1750-60. At that time the weapons of a man defeated in

and showing bird with snake on each side of the blade. The socket shows an armorer’s mark that is indecipherable. The central portion shows piercing i

by arrow marking on the lock. Approximately .40 caliber rifled with medium weight barrel measuring 41”and 57” overall. The action and triggers work we

percussion. Six cavities and 44H marked with “T” inspections. In near excellent condition showing slight heat coloring and near perfect cavities. The

65” overall. Half stocked with back action lock circa about 1840s-60s. Stamped “W.L. Evans” near the breech on the flat of the barrel in front of bols

L.R. caliber with 4 ½”barrel, S/N 388114. In very good condition. 80%-90% blue with bright bore. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $175-$350

fluted barrel, Weaver scope with matching satin mount and finish. The left rear of the frame is marked “MKIII Hunter”, S/N 22952585. Excellent to near

2” barrel, S/N 49513. In very good plus used condition. 97%-98% overall showing slight use. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $175-$350