124. Factory Engraved Remington Peerless D Grade Model 14 Pump Action Rifle, .35 Rem. caliber. Original 22" barrel, near excellent bright shiny bore. 95% shiny barrel blue, 90% receiver finish is a lustrous toning blue coloration. Very nice Circassian checkered walnut has had a coat of varnish added. Original crescent buttplate has been replaced with a White Line pad- nice job- fits perfectly. 14" pull, three tap holes along upper left side of receiver have been neatly filled. Beautiful engraving extends three inches onto the barrel and is present on all sides of the receiver including the trigger guard. Sights include a Sheard front and correct adjustable rear and Lyman tang. Great lookin' 14. Modern- FFL required.

123. Winchester Model 1892 Saddle Ring Carbine, .44-40 caliber, excellent bright shiny bore, generally fine condition overall. 70-80% lustrous barrel blue- balance starting to turn to a blue plum patina. 98% lustrous magazine blue, 60% receiver blue- balance thinning to a plum blue patina. Generally smooth clean metal with a tiny spot of corrosion behind the hammer. Generally fine walnut with very few dings and surface scratches. Virtually all original varnish is intact. Correct sights include a flip-up ladder rear. Hard to find an 1892 SRC in .44-40 in this fine condition. Tight crisp action. Manufactured in 1916. Modern- FFL required.

122. " B. Mills" Marked Single Shot Rifle with Remington Made Barrel. Caliber .40-90 Everlasting. Strong bore with lots of rifling. Original 31.5" full octagon barrel. "Remington" is stamped on a lower flat near the breech. Fairly heavy barrel measures 15/16" across the barrel flats at the muzzle. Quite nice overall condition. Metal is fairly smooth and the finish is a dark plum brown patina. Fairly large trigger guard with a finger rest. Straight grip checkered butt stock has highly figured deluxe quality walnut- stock was cracked at some time and now has a well done solid repair. Fancy crescent butt plate. Silver escutcheon inlaid in stock. Original silver blade front and rigid buckhorn rear sights. Sellers' " American Gunsmiths" book lists B. Mills in Lexington, Kentucky from 1865-1889. Very Interesting rifle. Antique.

121. Winchester Model 1892 Saddle Ring Carbine, .44-40 caliber, very good bore- bright shiny with some minor pitting. Metal is basically smooth and clean and is a dark plum gray patina with traces of blue in the protected areas of the barrel and magazine. Flip-up ladder rear sight. Very good full fitting wood with an excellent chip repair near the hammer on the right side. Nice screws and original saddle ring. Made in 1906. Modern-FFL required.

120. Half- Stock Percussion Rifle with Tyler Davidson made Lock. .42 caliber, 36" full octagon barrel, barrel markings are not quite legible. Overall good condition with metal having turned a dark plum brown patina. Pewter forearm cap, four German silver pear-shaped barrel lock plates. German silver oval escutcheon atop wrist. Attractive light engraving on the lockplate, upper tang and crescent butt plate. A few cracks in the lockplate area have been repaired and seem solid. Checkering in wrist area worn but visible. Cheekpiece present on stock. Silver blade front and rigid buckhorn rear sights. Complete with double-set triggers. Good looking Plains rifle. Antique.

119. Very Special-Order Winchester Model 1894 Extra-Lightweight Take-Down Short Rifle, scarce to find in caliber .38-55, 22" extra rapid taper full round barrel, extremely rare 3/4 length magazine. Original sights include a Lyman front, sporting rear and Lyman flip-up tang. Barrel and magazine lightly cleaned and retain 50% dulling blue- balance is a thin blue gray. One small area of corrosion just ahead of the rear sight dovetail. Receiver retains 40% blue- balance is a thinning blue-gray patina. Considerable case colors are present on the hammer, traces of c.c. on the lever. Very nice walnut forearm and shotgun style buttstock with virtually all original varnish intact. The forearm is the correct short slender style. Hard rubber buttplate. Crisp action. Very rare confiuration. All features present present on this rifle are verified by Cody Research Form. Manufactured in 1900. Modern-FFL required.

118. Winchester Model 1886 Saddle Ring Carbine, desirable .45-70 caliber, excellent bore, original sights. Barrel is a thinning plum coloration with traces of blue in protected areas. 90% magazine blue- balance of metal is a thinning plum patina coloration. Very nice walnut with very few dings. Crisp action. There are a couple of blemishes present on the right side of the barrel but otherwise metal condition is very good plus. Factory research form indicates shipment to E. I. du Pont Powder Company. This carbine is in too good of condition to have been a test gun. I surmise it went to a du Pont family member. 1886 SRC's are rarely found. Modern- FFL required.

115. T.D. Kelsey Etched Winchester Model 1873 Rifle, .44-40 cal., full octagon barrel, full length magazine. Early third model made in 1882. Fine bore, very good plus overall with the finish having turned a dark plum blue brown patina. Forearm has an excellent repair which is barely visible- otherwise walnut appears solid with normal handling wear. Traces of case colors are visible on the hammer and lever. Sights include a period replacement front and a Marlin buckhorn rear. Crescent buttplate. The left side of the frame contains etchings of a bull elk with initials 'T.D.K.' along with a bighorn sheep. The right side contains a bull Bison and a standing grizzly bear. (It is interesting to note that these same four animals were etched onto an 1895 Winchester by C. M. Russell in 1913.) Provenance with this gun attributes this artistry to T. D. Kelsey who is a highly accomplished and prolific sculptor. His website is most interesting. We are proud to offer this truly unique 1873. Antique

113. Marlin-Glenfield Model 70 Semi-Auto Rifle, .22 Long Rifle cal., excellent bore, very good plus overall, barrel retains 40% blue- balance cleaned to a gray-blue. Most finish remains on frame, clip and trigger guard. Fine wood with virtually all original varnish. Modern- FFL required.

112. Remington Model 742 Rifle, .30-06 cal., excellent bore, 98% shiny blue, excellent checkered pistol-grip wood with virtually all varnish intact. Complete with Bushnell 4X Banner scope with desirable see-through mounts and original front and rear sights. Modern-FFL required.

99. Winchester Model 1894 Takedown Rifle, .30 cal.. Originally this rifle had a special order 26" one-half octagon barrel with a full magazine. The barrel has been professionally shortened to the more desirable 22" length. Mag tube shortened to a half-mag.. Fine bore, barrel retains 90% darkening blue, balance thinning. 20% darkening receiver blue, considerable case colors are present on the hammer and lever. Sheard front and buckhorn rear sights, crescent buttplate. Fine walnut has some nice extra figure. Antique.

98. Winchester Model 55 Single Shot Semi-Auto Rifle, .22 cal., rare and interesting. Excellent overall, excellent bore, 99% bright shiny blue, excellent wood with virtually all varnish and very few handling dings. Modern-FFL required.

97. Super Extremely Rare Colt Berdan Rifle in 45-70 Caliber! This is one of only twenty manufactured in circa 1869- survival rate is unknown (30,000 were made for the Russian Contract in .42 Berdan caliber). Some features of this rifle that differ from the Russian contract examples include the following: Colt barrel address is in English, "H. BERDAN'S" is stamped atop the breechblock, correct rear sight graduated to 1100 yards, lack of finger rest on the lower tang and longer breechblock. Col. Hiram Berdan's rifle became the first cartridge rifle produced by Colt and was instrumental to the survival of the company following the Civil War. Overall near excellent condition, smooth clean metal has turned to a dark blue-plum patina, excellent bright shiny bore, correct ramrod is present. Near excellent walnut with virtually all original varnish intact. Correct 32.5" barrel bears 'N0. 22' near the breech and a '22' is also on the underside of the breechblock. This is the first Colt Berdan Rifle I have owned in cal. 45-70 and I doubt that I'll ever encounter another! Antique.

95. Winchester Model 1876 Rifle, .45-60, 28" full octagon barrel, full length magazine. This rifle was found in Arizona by a fellow while hunting in 1968. He and his uncle were in the Whetstone Mountains near Apache Springs. He saw two inches of the barrel protruding from the ground. Found with the rifle was an 1860 Colt percussion cylinder with three chambers empty, a spur rowl and a bridle bit. The rifle is a 2nd model with the first three SN digits readable. The outfit is in dug-up condition ( not cleaned). The 76 still has all of its metal parts including sights. Missing the forearm and pieces of the buttstock. Very interesting grouping along with a signed letter from the lucky hunter. Antique

93. Antique Winchester Model 1886 Rifle, .40-65 cal., 26" full octagon barrel, full length magazine, very good bore with strong rifling, original sporting front sight, period replacement rear. Metal is a gray patina coloration. Full S.N. not visible. Generally very good walnut- very lightly sanded, small chips on both sides of the upper tang have had a very good repair. Crescent buttplate. Should make a fine shooter. Antique.

90. Winchester Model 1866 Saddle Ring Carbine, .44 CF, barrel exhibits normal wear with a couple areas of pitting present. Top line of barrel address is visible with second line a bit weak. Barrel is a brown patina- rear of barrel and magazine tube have had some browning coloration added at some time. Receiver is untouched and turned a pleasing dark mustard patina. Replacement walnut looks good. Nicely made replacement crescent brass buttplate lacks cleaning rod port. Second style rear carbine sight missing top section. This is probably a 3rd model SRC with a 1st model lever. Action functions but is snaggy. Not a bad looking SRC for the money. Antique.

89. Antique Winchester Model 1894 Saddle Ring Carbine, .30 cal., fine bore, metal cleaned some time ago and is a gray patina coloration, barrel address readable but weak- balance of markings are very good. Sheard front sight and flip-up ladder rear. Original saddle ring and carbine buttplate. Very good walnut with normal wear. Traces of case colors on hammer and lever. Very nice example made in 1897. Antique.

88. Antique Winchester Model 1894 Saddle Ring Carbine, .30 cal., fine bore, metal is basically a thinning plum-patina, excellent traces of darkened blue in protected areas, traces of case colors on hammer and lever, smooth clean metal with excellent markings, buttstock cleaned with lacquer added- later style forearm. Complete with correct saddle ring and carbine buttplate. Original sights include correct flip-up ladder rear. Made in 1898. Looks great. Antique

85. Winchester 1876 2nd Model Rifle, .45-60 cal., 28" full octagon barrel, full length magazine, very near fine bore with strong sharp rifling, very little minor pitting. Correct thumbprint dustcover, special order single set trigger functions nicely. Metal is fairly smooth with the barrel and magazine having turned a pleasing dark plum patina with hints of darkened blue in protected areas. Receiver has turned a fairly dark plum patina as well- thinning on the high points. Excellent traces of darkening case colors on the hammer and lever. An extra dovetail behind the barrel address is neatly filled. Sights include a Sheard style front and a long Marlin rear. Very good solid forearm with normal wear. Buttstock replaced long ago during period of use- looks good. Complete with Cody Research Form verifying features and 1880 shipment date.

84. Winchester Model 71 Lever Action Rifle, .348 WCF cal., 24" barrel. excellent bore. 98% shiney barrel blue, 80-85% lustrous receiver blue, hooded front and Williams receiver mounted peep sights. Very nice walnut. Original buttplate. Complete with sling rings. Dandy 71 made in 1951. Crisp and tight. Modern- FFL required.

Winchester Model 1886 Rifle, 40-65 cal., 26" full octagon barrel, full length magazine tube, fairly good bore with some pitting, barrel and magazine are a fairly dark plum-brown patina with traces of plum blue in protected areas. Receiver, hammer and lever case colors have darkened to a plum brown patina with small traces of case colors visible, original sights, very good walnut with normal wear. Complete with crescent buttplate. Overall a real decent untouched example. Antique.

79. Very Rare Engraved Winchester Model 1866 Flatside Saddle Ring Carbine; S.N. 13,5XX. Possible factory conversion to .44 CF, good plus bore with strong rifling and numerous pits. Overall very good plus with fairly clean metal. Rear of barrel is a thinning blue gray patina, front of barrel is a dark blue plum brown patina. Magazine retains considerable darkening blue which is starting to turn a plum blue patina. Louis D. Nimschke engraved in his pattern 'A' style ( see page 48 of Wilson's L.D. Nimschke Firearms Engraver book). Typical scrolls with punch-dot background along with banners, shell and other geometric motifs. ' L. D. N.' appears within a motif behind the trigger. A tiny 1/2 inch vertical crack is barely visible on each side of the upper frame in the area of the breechbolt face. This is the reason Winchester beefed up the forward frame in short order. Brass corners are slightly rounded but overall the engraving is fairly crisp. Walnut is quite nice as refinished. There are a couple of dings at the rear of the forearm and the toe of the buttstock has been expertly repaired. Wood lightly sanded and nicely refinished- fairly full fitting- just a bit undersized near the upper and lower tangs. Excellent markings and all numbers match. Engraved flatsides are rarely seen on the market.

68. Tigre Saddle Ring Carbine (Spanish Copy of a Winchester 1982 SRC), this is the best example I've ever encountered. 90% plus lustrous blue- balance turning blue-plum patina. .44 L. (.44-40 cal.), Excellent bore- bright and shiney, sharp rifling, considerable case colors intact on the hammer and lever, original sights include a flip-up ladder rear, original saddle ring and sling rings. Correct carbine buttplate equiped with a trapdoor for a cleaning rod. Solid walnut with virtually all original varnish. Some nicks and dings and a few scratches on the left side buttstock resemble an 'M'. The typical tiger is present an the left side of the frame. All markings are excellent including the 'Garate Anitua Y Cia Eibar-Espana' on the barrel. Most of these are all beat up. This is an exceptional example. Modern- FFL required.

41. Special Order Stevens Conlin 1st Issue Rifle! ..22 cal., scarce early barrel address, 10" barrel, very good plus bore. I've only seen one other example of a Conlin rifle ( that one had a replacement wood buttstock). This is an all-original example in very nice overall condition- 95% lustrous barrel blue- balance turning to a plum-blue patina. Replacement brass blade in front sight base, original rear sight on forward area of the octagon portion of the barrel, an extra dovetail at the rear portion contains a filler blank. There were only 500 1st issue Conlins made. 90% original nickel remains on the frame- turning a nice mellow patina. 50% nickel remains on the buttstock which is numbered to the gun, balance of stock brass has turned to a pleasing dark patina. Excellent traces of case colors remain on the hammer and trigger, crisp action. Very nice grips. An extraordinary find. Antique.

Winchester 1873 2nd Model Rifle, .44-40, full round barrel, full length magazine, very good bore with strong rifling, some pitting present toward the breech end. Very good metal- relatively smooth and clean, dark gray patina coloration, correct sights, crescent buttplate. Sideplate and loading gate screws have been replaced. Very good walnut- lightly sanded long ago but fairly full fit. Solid repairs to right side forearm crack and right side chip near the upper tang. Crisp smooth action. A real decent 2nd model in the 71,XXX s.n. range.

Winchester Model 1873 Bull Barreled 2nd Model Rifle, 31,XXX S.N. range, .44-40 cal., 26" extra heavy weight full octagon barrel and full magazine, VG shootable bore, metal is smooth and clean and turned a dark plum brown patina, traces of blue in protected areas, correct thumbprint dustcover, set trigger, crescent buttplate, correct sights. VG wood. Hard to find.

Winchester Model 1873 Rifle, .44-40, 24" full octagon barrel, full magazine, VG+ bore, smooth clean metal, finish has thinned to a pleasing plum patina with traces of blue in protected areas, original sights, rifle style buttplate, generally very good wood has had a somewhat broad checking pattern added which is commonly seen in Northern Minnesota. In fact , interesting provenance discusses much usage in the Red Lakes area. Factory Letter.