SN 49845, with bore rating about very good and strong rifling with slight corrosion. Caliber is 32 auto. This pistol was retailed and marked to Cox and Son, 28 High St. South Hampton.

A very early patent pending AR-10 Armlite.  This rifle is one of the rifles licensed to be built by the Dutch arsenal Arillerie Inrichtigen in the late 1950's.  There were very limited sales for th

37" overall leather belt.  The reverse is stamped TB 13 and BJA Xlll 05. Fine grain buckle unmarked.

English Manton circa 1860 12 gauge percussin double shotgun.

A semi-unique British Lovell's lug bayonet.  This example shows a 17" blade and a 3" socket.  This bayonet is the 1842-1851 era , built by a number of contracters.

Schultz and Larsen Danish target rifle built at Otterup Denmark prior to 1994.  SN 24457 shows a 27" heavy target  barrel, target sights, adjustable trigger and a free rifle (target) stock.  This r

Lot of what appears to be Model 12, 22 caliber Remington parts.  Lot consists of butt stock with bolt, trigger group with hammer and spring, bolt and small parts.  All parts are sold  on an "as is"

Nazi brown leather cross strap 28" long.  Both buckles show a cast in swastika.  Excellent leather with painted rivets.  The reverse shows a scratched name or rank marking.  Included are 2 leather

SN D96215 is a WW2 1942 dated Australian built Lee Enfield rifle.  This excellent example shows its' original matching barrel, frame and bolt.  The 303 caliber bore rates as bright excellent.  The

This is a clean Webley Mark IV DA/SA revovlver chambered in 380 (38 S&W).  Barrel is 4" with a near excellent, bright strong bore.  Metal surfaces are parkerized and retain about 95% original f

SN 315613 is a U.S.

Smith and Wesson Model 2 Army antique revolver, SN 42903, in exceptional condition.  This revolver was shipped in 1865 to New York as per the included S & W factory letter.  This excellent plus

This is a Harrington Richardson Top Break revolver chambered in 32 S&W.  Barrel is 3 1/4" with a mostly very good bright and strong bore with a few pits on the top.  Metal surfaces are nickeled

A pair of German flint lock pistols circa 1730.  Built and marked to Fromery Berlin.  This pair of holster pistols show an overall length of 19 1/2".  The step-down barrels are 52 caliber and show

Excellent plus WW2 Lee Enfield rifle scabbard.  Crown broad arrow marked.  Maker code M95 1942 ink stamped.  Less common to find an English cover of this date and condition due to war time demands.

SN UM84004 is a Mossberg Model 835 Ultra Mag, 12 gauge, 2 3/4, 3" and 3 1/2" mags.  This model was introduced in 1988 and discontinued in 1991.  Built with a ported barrel and factory vent rib, thi

Early Canadian Militia belt with "Canada" marked snake buckle.  2 " wide waist belt with original brass fittings.  The reverse is stamped with 3 Battilion or Corps issue marks.  22 (Battilion Woods

SN 28 is a very interesting Martini Henry rifle in 22 caliber.  The barrel is 30 1/2" with a sleeved 22 bore.  The bore rates as bright excellent.  The base and ladder on the rear sight both show t

This is a late war CZ Model 27 semi auto pistol chambered in 32 ACP.  Barrel is 3 3/4" with an excellent, bright strong bore.  Metal surfaces are a two tone (late war) finish with a phosphate finis

SN DCE 2372 is a Smith & Wesson Model 460 XVR in 460 S&W magnum.  This stainless revolver shows a 8 1/2" barrel with 2 compensators, one for jacketed and one for lead bullets.  This piece c

1886 Rifle SN 88387 built in 1894.  This piece shows a round 26" barrel, caliber 40-82 with a bright excellent bore.  The barrel appears to have been improperly cleaned by a prior owner.

We are pleased to offer an English Pattern 1853 Enfield as issued to and used by the Confederate States during the U.S. Civil War.

Winchester Model 12 barrel, 30", 2 3/4", full choke, no front bead.  Bright excellent bore, clear markings.  All parts sold on an "as is" basis - no return policy.

SN BB10463 is a 303 No 4 MK 1 Lee Enfield. F.T.R.

SN 414677K is a late war PPK.  This example shows the eagle N proof on the slide and barrel.  The metal shows milled tool marks and is devoid of the high quality polish as found on the earlier PPK