Spectacular Holiday Auction

a Browning Hi Power. Well marked. Very good plus to almost fine. 2. Original Luger stock with iron numbered 1314 with small proofs. Est.: $250-$500

E 19124, overall good condition. (Modern). Est.: $300-$600.

12” ported compensator new barrel, chromed finish, wood grips, no visible S/N, in overall good to very good condition as customized with very good bor

blued finish, wood stocks, S/N 43237, overall good condition and mounted with a K-Sports 4x20 scope with good optics and fabric cover; also with fabri

4” barrel, parkerized finish, “USMC PROPERTY” marked on left side of frame (authenticity unknown – not guaranteed); wood grips, S/N V249622, in overal

9.5” octagon barrel, mat black finish, checkered fancy grained wood stock, overall good to very good condition with majority of finish to barrel remai

.38 caliber, 4” barrel, blue3d finish, checkered wood grips, S/N 23171, in overall very good condition showing considerable original blue finish, very

RF caliber, 6” barrel, old dot engraving, rosewood grips, S/N 13017, formerly in the James Gordon collection, in overall good condition with a brown p

blued finish, wood grips, S/N 84865, in overall very good to near fine condition showing majority of military finish, very good bore, crisp action, sh

S/N 69776. “B4 R5” regimental issue on the butt. All matching serial numbers. Good to very good with patina finish and some light erosion on bright ac

LR caliber, 24” octagon barrel, blued and case hardened finish, wood stocks, S/N 2208, near fine condition overall with majority of original finish to

caliber percussion, S/N 1022. Fine to almost excellent used condition. 95%-98% original blue and case with signs of minor use. A very high quality rep

parkerized finish, wood stocks, S/N G 18302, in overall very good condition, import-marked. (C&R). Est.: $350-$700.

caliber, 24” barrel, blued finish, checkered wood stock, S/N G1855243, mounted with a Redfield Tracker 3X-9X scope with fine optics; gun is in overall

with a 28” slightly heavy octagon barrel, S/N 21120. Measures approximately 7/8” across the center of the barrel. Cleaned to gray metal with some slig

with a 26” vent ribbed barrel choked about modified, NSNV. Marked for 2 1/2” or 3” shells. Fine to excellent original condition with 95%-99% original

condition, S/N 14317. Old wrapped hide and nailed frontier style repair to the wrist with amazing stitching. Brown patina with some rust and minor pit

of 100 solid Sterling Silver coins in protective binder. Est.: $150-$300.

by U.S. Mint. The plastic case comes in a wood grain cardboard slip case embossed with the American eagle. Est.: $50-$100.

and each in wood display case with cardboard box covers. Est.: $100-$200.