Spectacular Holiday Auction

overlays on the segmented colorful sectional backgrounds. Est.: $25-$50.

polar bears on snow, entitled “Bad Boys of the Arctic”; approximately 28” x 34” overall. Est.: $25-$50.

tall x 9” deep. Est.: $25-$50.

is in good overall condition with chips missing from the mouthpiece and earpiece attachments. The wooden box is in very good condition with mounting h

consists of one Confederate currency display circa 1960’s with narrative giving examples of Confederate currency issued by the Confederate States of A

a German Panzer tank and a Hitler staff car; in factory cardboard boxes. Est.: $50-$100.

fine overall condition. Est.: $50-$100.

revolver from the Civil War era, S/N 8937. The frame shows an old re-plated finish with some pitting on the cylinder. The barrel and cylinder show an

with thumb release latch, S/N 83117. 95% plus original nickel with minor loss at the muzzle and on the cylinder. Minor erosion and pinprick pitting st

pistol circa 1880-90’s with a 11” round barrel and checkered wood grips. Very good quality. No numbers or markings. This pistol shows 50% old European

23673. Replacement grips. 50%-70% original blue with some minor erosion and pitting. Good action. Near excellent bore. Replacement mag. 6 ½” ba...

3” chamber. Very good plus original blue and case hardening. The wood is very good plus with many light scratches in the varnish. Tight and mechanical

80200. Very good plus to fine. 97%-99% overall. The wood is about fine. Minor handling only and a couple of scratches. (Modern) Est.: $140-$280

18” barrel and full stocked like a Mannlicher. Rear sight is missing and swivels have been added. Single shot only and not cocking and needs minor rep

condition with traces of drifting blue to gray finish. The stock has been re-finished nicely. Good action, good bore and good overall. The rear sight

marked “Sterling”. Classic Navajo and vintage production showing copper loops on the back. 1960’s-70’s. Uncleaned. Est.: $300-$600

with glass and ceramic beads. 1920 WWII era. Measures approximately 36” x 2” wide. Est.: $100-$200

farmhouse fence. Measures approximately 5” x 4 ½”. Shows rich “Smoked” patina. The stem is missing. Brass lid dented to bowl, Est.: $75-$150

frame and octagon barrel, S/N 614. Side plate and cylinder pin are old handmade steel replacements. Good address. The action is defective. Collected i

Grey Press entitled “The Photographic History of the Civil War”. Great reference material. Est.: $25-$50.