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2 ¼”. Visible address and markings. Good overall. Cocks but cylinder does not revolve. (Antique) Est.; $150-$300

C or G Robbins, London. Measures 10” overall with a 5” barrel in .50 caliber rifled. Britiania metal cast alloy frames that are engraved. German silve

with original nickel finish, S/N 17231. 80%-90% original uncleaned nickel drifting mostly on the cylinder with some pitting where the finish has lifte

5 7/8” barrel, target front sight and rear sights. Full blue finish. Standard wood grips. Very good plus overall. (Antique) Est.: $175-$350

and measures 7” overall. Approximately .45 caliber smooth bore and works well. Marked “St. Etienne (France). Good overall. Many imported during the Ci

revolver with traces of nickel on brass frame. Very good grips. Good markings and good overall. The barrel measures 3”. Uncleaned and as found. (Antiq

85%-95% original blue. Normal aging and good grips. Good overall. (C&R/PPT) Est.: $150-$300

in .22 caliber, S/N 14069. 50%-70% original blue on the barrel, 10%-20% on the cylinder, darkened original blue on the frame, and 70%-80% varnish on t

revolver with birds head grips, S/N 94206. This revolver shows a 3” barrel and 50%-70% original nickel. Some pitting and erosion which may clean somew

J198861 with takedown frame and brown patina finish. Good to very good overall. Wood shows re-varnish. Good action and good bore. Est.: $150-$300

takedown frame, S/N 325759. 50%-70% original blue. 40%-60% case colors gone to a silvery gray. Good wood. Bright bore with wear to the rifling. (C&a...

Fair to poor condition with fore end replaced and missing dust cover. The butt plate has been replaced and the stock has been altered. Works but a cou

described: 1. History of Firearms 15th-20th century in Polish. 2. The Russo-Japanese War: A complete Photographic Record. 3. Armes a Feu Francaises: M

The grip screw is missing. Uncleaned and unpolished with most of the original satin nickel finish. Beginning erosion and pin prick pitting. The action

Old and attractive handmade stag horn grips. Gray patina finish. Some wear to the brass at the edges with half address showing. The action is working

is in fair overall condition with a 31” blade and an overall length of 36”. The blade is a dark patina with numerous mars and gouges from use. The iro

The rifle is in good overall condition with a 24” barrel. The barrel and full-length magazine retain nearly all of their blue finish, as does the rece

is in fair overall condition with a 35” blade and an overall length of 40”. The blade retains the majority of its finish with moderate surface erosion

rifle is in very good overall condition with a 23” barrel. The barrel and receiver retain the majority of their blue finish with only storage marks. T

and dust cover removed aircraft sight. Mismatched bolt. G.I. carved name in the stock. Fair to good. Dirty and as captured. (C&R) Est.: $100-$200