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THIS IS A PARTIAL CATALOG as of 08/23/2022, subject to revision.
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DESCRIPTION:
SEE SPECIAL SHIPPING NOTE at end of description (NO IN-HOUSE SHIPPING). Antique long guns - A. Davis, Over Under Swivel Breech Flintlock Kentucky Long Rifle, circa 1840, .39 caliber rifled barrel and .40 caliber smooth bore barrel, brass sliding trigger guard which operates the swivel barrel lock, steel lock plate with pinned opposite side and swan neck cock, right side engraved "A. Davis," straight steel tang, American tiger maple stock with cheek rest and carved details as well as an inset star pattern and brass hinged patch box, brass button inset on stock bottom reads 603, brass curved moon butt plate, 31.25 inch octagonal barrels with fixed front blade sights, top of each barrel marked "A. Davis". A truly impressive and incredibly rare piece of American firearms history; swivel breech firearms don't come up for auction often. Rifle measures 46.25 inches in length and weighs approximately 9 pounds; includes a soft protective gun case. NOTE: No in-house shipping available. Arranging shipping of this property is the responsibility of the buyer. Buyer may work with any independent shipper or Jones & Horan can recommend one. Buyer will need to complete the Authorized Release Form found on Jones & Horan's website. Property will remain at Jones & Horan until picked up by the buyer or someone authorized by the buyer.
CONDITION:
Good action, however the rotating barrel does not sit completely flush with the stock, ramrod missing end cap; fine overall cosmetic condition, fine bore with ample oxidation, metal surfaces with ample surface spotting, pitting and finish loss, small dings and fine scratches are scattered about the steelwork, both frizzens are heavily pitted with one being worse than the other, lead solder repairs to brass evident in several areas; fine walnut stock with evidence of numerous small repairs including a pinned crack near the trigger as well as several other cracks throughout the stock, chipped wood located around the frizzen spring and frizzen on both sides; trigger guard with ample dings and scratches from years of use. Items in this firearm collection are written up to the best of our knowledge. It is up to bidders to make final determination as to value. Any additional information that is shared with us will be passed along to the public by updating our descriptions; in person preview is recommended. NOTE: Please see description regarding shipping of this lot, as no in-house shipping is available on this lot.
ESTIMATE:
$4000
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$7000
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SEE SPECIAL SHIPPING NOTE at end of description (NO IN-HOUSE SHIPPING). Antique long guns - Whitney Arms Co of Whitneyville, Connecticut, Whitney-Scharf Model 1886 Lever Action Rifle, circa 1887, caliber .44-40 WCF, blued steel lever trigger guard with comfortable finger rests and screw lock to keep the lever from opening, flat steel receiver with sliding loading gate, serial number located under loading lever, case hardened hammer, steel tang signed "WHITNEY ARMS CO. PAT'D DEC 21. 1886," American walnut stock with steel crescent moon butt plate, 23.25 inch round barrel, early German silver "knife blade" front sight and adjustable rear sight, barrel top is marked "WHITNEY-ARMS-CO.-WHITNEYVILLE-CONN," s#45. The last firearm to be produced by the late Eli Whitney's eponymous firearms company before it was sold off to Winchester by Eli Whitney Jr. in 1888 after making just shy of 2000 examples of this lever action, this being #45 is an early example and listed on the Eli Whitney museum and workshop serial number list. Rifle measures 42 inches in length and weighs approximately 9 pounds, includes hard plastic protective gun case. NOTE: No in-house shipping available. Arranging shipping of this property is the responsibility of the buyer. Buyer may work with any independent shipper or Jones & Horan can recommend one. Buyer will need to complete the Authorized Release Form found on Jones & Horan's website. Property will remain at Jones & Horan until picked up by the buyer or someone authorized by the buyer.
CONDITION:
Good action; excellent overall cosmetic condition, good bore with light oxidation, strong rifling, metal surfaces have aged a pleasing dull brown and gray, small dings and fine scratches are scattered about walnut stock, receiver and barrels; trigger guard and butt plate show little wear with several small dings and scratches. Items in this firearm collection are written up to the best of our knowledge. It is up to bidders to make final determination as to value. Any additional information that is shared with us will be passed along to the public by updating our descriptions; in person preview is recommended. NOTE: Please see description regarding shipping of this lot, as no in-house shipping is available on this lot.
ESTIMATE:
$2000
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$4000
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SEE SPECIAL SHIPPING NOTE at end of description (NO IN-HOUSE SHIPPING). Antique long guns - Henri Anschutz of Suhl, Double Barrel Flintlock combination gun, .60 caliber rifled barrel opposite a .58 caliber smooth bore, German silver wide bow trigger guard with fabulous pierced and hand engraved details, steel stepped lock plates with light floral engraving and swan neck cocks with curved waterproof powder pans, right side engraved "Anschutz" with the left engraved "A Suhl," fancily engraved floral tang set upon carved wood details, German walnut stock with cheek rest inset with pierced German silver pattern and a fabulously carved hunting scene of a boar as well as several other deep carved reliefs and an inset mother of pearl oval behind tang, German silver butt plate with matched floral engraving and spring-loaded patch box, original paper label beneath barrels, 26.5 inch octagonal barrels aged an attractive brown with floral embellishments on top barrel flats and the script "ANSCHUTZ" and "IN SUHL," German silver blade front sight with V notch rear. An interesting piece with incredibly fine detail work, owned by a man of great means. Combination gun measures 42.5 inches in length and weighs approximately 15 pounds; includes a soft protective gun case. NOTE: No in-house shipping available. Arranging shipping of this property is the responsibility of the buyer. Buyer may work with any independent shipper or Jones & Horan can recommend one. Buyer will need to complete the Authorized Release Form found on Jones & Horan's website. Property will remain at Jones & Horan until picked up by the buyer or someone authorized by the buyer.
CONDITION:
Good action, however the right cock needs to be brought back firmly to lock into place, ramrod missing front corkscrew; excellent overall cosmetic condition, fine bore with light oxidation, metal surfaces have aged a pleasing dull gray, small dings, fine scratches and spots of oxidation are scattered about the steelwork; excellent walnut stock with evidence of professional crack repair, missing front swivel; excellent-plus trigger guard with light toning. Items in this firearm collection are written up to the best of our knowledge. It is up to bidders to make final determination as to value. Any additional information that is shared with us will be passed along to the public by updating our descriptions; in person preview is recommended. NOTE: Please see description regarding shipping of this lot, as no in-house shipping is available on this lot.
ESTIMATE:
$2000
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$4000
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SEE SPECIAL SHIPPING NOTE at end of description (NO IN-HOUSE SHIPPING). Antique long guns - E. Remington & Sons of Ilion, NY, Percussion revolving rifle, circa 1867, .36 caliber, nickel swirled trigger guard with comfortable finger rests, unmarked smooth cylinder with integrated ram rod, steel reviver with cut V notch sight, blued steel hammer, blued steel tang, American walnut stock with nickel crescent moon butt plate, 24.5 inch octagonal barrel, barrel top is marked "E. REMINGTON & SONS. ILION. N.Y." with serial number stamped on bottom barrel flat just before ramrod tip, s#157. A fabulous piece of not only Remington history but of revolver history in general, designed and put into production a bit to late to catch on with the adoption of metallic cartridges and conversions of these earlier models. They just weren't good enough to compete with the more useful Winchester lever repeaters being released, and as such Remington killed them off. Very seldomly do Remington revolving rifles come up for auction so don't miss out on this fantastic example. Rifle measures 43.25 inches in length and weighs approximately 7 pounds, includes soft protective gun case. NOTE: No in-house shipping available. Arranging shipping of this property is the responsibility of the buyer. Buyer may work with any independent shipper or Jones & Horan can recommend one. Buyer will need to complete the Authorized Release Form found on Jones & Horan's website. Property will remain at Jones & Horan until picked up by the buyer or someone authorized by the buyer.
CONDITION:
Good action; excellent overall cosmetic condition, bright bore shows hardly any oxidation, even film of oil throughout entire rifle, metal surfaces have aged a pleasing dull gray, small dings and fine scratches are scattered about walnut stock, receiver and barrels; trigger guard and butt plate show little wear with several small dings and scratches. Items in this firearm collection are written up to the best of our knowledge. It is up to bidders to make final determination as to value. Any additional information that is shared with us will be passed along to the public by updating our descriptions; in person preview is recommended. NOTE: Please see description regarding shipping of this lot, as no in-house shipping is available on this lot.
ESTIMATE:
$2000
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$4000
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SEE SPECIAL SHIPPING NOTE at end of description (NO IN-HOUSE SHIPPING). Antique long guns - Fatou Rue Du Bacq A Paris, Double Barrel Flintlock Fowler, circa 1800, 20 bore, steel trigger guard with wide flared bow has the engraved initials "T. U" front extension with hand engraved oak clusters and Corinthian style pillars, steel lock plates with light floral engraving and swan neck cocks with curved waterproof powder pans, right side engraved "Fatou" with the left engraved "Rue Du Bacq A Paris," breeches with gold plugs, fancily engraved floral tang, French walnut stock with cheek rest and fabulously carved eagle's head appearing to eat the back half of the stock, steel butt plate with matched floral engraving, 32 inch round barrels aged a fine dull brown inset with a fabulous array of gold inlay including baroque details and two separate panoplies of arms on either barrel with the name "Fatou. Rue. Du. Bacq. A Paris." in gold down the center channel, silver blade front sight flanked with gold inlaid detail. A truly impressive piece from a bygone age of opulence and decadence, a piece that must be beheld in person. Fowler measures 48.25 inches in length and weighs approximately 15 pounds; includes a soft protective gun case. NOTE: No in-house shipping available. Arranging shipping of this property is the responsibility of the buyer. Buyer may work with any independent shipper or Jones & Horan can recommend one. Buyer will need to complete the Authorized Release Form found on Jones & Horan's website. Property will remain at Jones & Horan until picked up by the buyer or someone authorized by the buyer.
CONDITION:
Left lock sets and functions properly however the right lock does not stay cocked in farthest back position, later replacement ramrod's fluted end does not fit in either barrel; excellent overall cosmetic condition, fine bore with light oxidation, metal surfaces have aged to a pleasing dull gray, small dings, fine scratches and spots of oxidation are scattered about the steelwork; fine walnut stock with evidence of crack repair as well as a plug where a swivel was likely once present; trigger guard with light pitting and dings. Items in this firearm collection are written up to the best of our knowledge. It is up to bidders to make final determination as to value. Any additional information that is shared with us will be passed along to the public by updating our descriptions; in person preview is recommended. NOTE: Please see description, as no in-house shipping is available on this lot.
ESTIMATE:
$2000
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$4000
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SEE SPECIAL SHIPPING NOTE at end of description (NO IN-HOUSE SHIPPING). Antique long guns - J. Adam Kuchenreuter of Regensburg, Percussion Halfstock sporting rifle, .54 caliber, steel trigger guard with finger rest and floral hand engraved details with a small hunting scene of a seated stag, stepped lock with florally hand engraved details and matched scene of a seated stag, bolster, breach and tang all with matched scroll hand engraving as well as an unmonogrammed silver plate, engraved hammer in the style of a dragon, fabulously carved European walnut stock with patchbox and matched hand engraved details to butt plate, 27 inch octagonal barrel, deep relief Wootz-damascus pattern runs from the breach to barrel tip including the ramrod thimbles, bead sight at top with a plain sporting ramp and adjustable U notch rear folding sight, left and right barrel flats inlaid with open scroll silver work with the name "J. Adam Kuchenreuter in Regensburg" inlaid in gold at barrel center near breach. Truly an absolutely fabulous sporting rifle which once belonged to a man of extreme wealth. Rifle measures 44 inches in length and weighs approximately 8 pounds, includes soft protective gun sock. NOTE: No in-house shipping available. Arranging shipping of this property is the responsibility of the buyer. Buyer may work with any independent shipper or Jones & Horan can recommend one. Buyer will need to complete the Authorized Release Form found on Jones & Horan's website. Property will remain at Jones & Horan until picked up by the buyer or someone authorized by the buyer.
CONDITION:
Good action; excellent overall cosmetic condition, bright fine bore with hardly any oxidation, metal surfaces have aged a pleasing dull gray, small dings and fine scratches are scattered about walnut stock, several other small dings on barrel and sides, rear sight is slightly squint in comparison with front sights; trigger guard shows very little wear. Items in this firearm collection are written up to the best of our knowledge. It is up to bidders to make final determination as to value. Any additional information that is shared with us will be passed along to the public by updating our descriptions; in person preview is recommended. NOTE: Please see description regarding shipping of this lot, as no in-house shipping is available on this lot.
ESTIMATE:
$2000
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$4000
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SEE SPECIAL SHIPPING NOTE at end of description (NO IN-HOUSE SHIPPING). Antique long guns - Friedrich Jung & Söhne of Suhl Germany, Percussion double barrel shotgun, circa 1840, approximately 16 bore or .63 caliber, German silver trigger guard with fabulous open flowing scroll engraving with a deeply engraved forest scene at center in deep relief with stags and does, lock plate and hammer are fully engraved with the lock bearing the head of a boar set with gold pin eyes on both sides with spring-loaded safeties that pop out at first hammer position, both hammers are carved and deeply engraved to give the appearance of either dragons or griffins, engraved tang matches other engraving, European walnut stock with large cheek rest and fabulously carved details, patch box with carved lions head as well as additional inset German silver details including a motif with intertwined dolphins and a woodland scene with birds perched on tree branches at stock tip where the ramrod meets the stock, cupped German silver butt plate with additional fine hand engraving with image of a man and bow with a leashed dog, 29 inch octagonal barrel which tapers to a hexadecagonal tip and simple bead front sight, barrel top is marked "F. Jung & Söhne a Suhl" with the side barrel flats bearing the mark "cannon" and "Tordus" both then inlaid with silver. A fabulous shotgun for the fellow who wants a spectacular hanger over the fireplace or the fellow who wants something a little more ornate for their gun cabinet. Shotgun measures 46.5 inches in length and weighs approximately 8 pounds, includes soft protective gun case. NOTE: No in-house shipping available. Arranging shipping of this property is the responsibility of the buyer. Buyer may work with any independent shipper or Jones & Horan can recommend one. Buyer will need to complete the Authorized Release Form found on Jones & Horan's website. Property will remain at Jones & Horan until picked up by the buyer or someone authorized by the buyer.
CONDITION:
Good action; excellent overall cosmetic condition, bore show light oxidation, metal surfaces have aged a pleasing dull gray, barrel has been restored but remains a pleasing deep plum brown, small dings and fine scratches are scattered about walnut stock and barrels; trigger guard, lock and butt plate show very little wear. Items in this firearm collection are written up to the best of our knowledge. It is up to bidders to make final determination as to value. Any additional information that is shared with us will be passed along to the public by updating our descriptions; in person preview is recommended. NOTE: Please see description regarding shipping of this lot, as no in-house shipping is available on this lot.
ESTIMATE:
$1600
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$3000
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SEE SPECIAL SHIPPING NOTE at end of description (NO IN-HOUSE SHIPPING). Antique long guns - Brunner of Munich, Full Stock Percussion Jaeger Rifle, circa 1845, .65 caliber, steel trigger guard with fabulous engraved woodland scene of a majestic stag and a hunting dog pointing the way, double set trigger, steel lock plate with florally engraved details and engraved maker which reads "M. Brunner in Munchen," the lock also has a highly unusual safety system in that when you pull the hammer back a spring-loaded bar releases and catches the hammer which then retracts at full cock, fabulously carved hammer in the style of a Griffin, percussion bolster inlaid with gold cartouche for "Brunner Munchen," case hardened tang with visible original finish and fancy floral engraving, fabulous German walnut stock with horn for end tip and inlaid engraved pineapple motif where ramrod meets the stock, large cheek rest and deep checkering, steel butt and patch box with matching wooded hunting scenes of locked horn stags and a lone mountain goat, patch box has a hidden release of a quarter turn to the rear swivel, 30-3/4 inch octagonal Damascus barrel with raised chiseled details to front of barrel, blade front site with three leaf adjustable rear. A fabulous example of a German Jaeger rifle in fantastic unmolested condition, a great piece for the German firearms collector or the fellow who wants a desperately pretty rifle to hang above a fireplace. Rifle measures 46.5 inches in length and weighs approximately 8 pounds; includes soft protective gun case. NOTE: No in-house shipping available. Arranging shipping of this property is the responsibility of the buyer. Buyer may work with any independent shipper or Jones & Horan can recommend one. Buyer will need to complete the Authorized Release Form found on Jones & Horan's website. Property will remain at Jones & Horan until picked up by the buyer or someone authorized by the buyer.
CONDITION:
Good action, double set triggers function properly; excellent overall cosmetic condition, bright fine bore with hardly any oxidation, metal surfaces have aged to a pleasing dull gray, small dings and fine scratches are scattered about walnut stock and one small crack repair at front of lock plate, several other small dings on barrel and sides, excellent-plus trigger guard. Items in this firearm collection are written up to the best of our knowledge. It is up to bidders to make final determination as to value. Any additional information that is shared with us will be passed along to the public by updating our descriptions; in person preview is recommended. NOTE: Please see description regarding shipping of this lot, as no in-house shipping is available on this lot.
ESTIMATE:
$1000
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$2000
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SEE SPECIAL SHIPPING NOTE at end of description (NO IN-HOUSE SHIPPING). Antique long guns - Allen & Wheelock of Worcester, Massachusetts, drop breech single shot sporting rifle, Civil War era, circa 1862, caliber .40 RF/CF, steel lever trigger guard with lock to prevent the breech from opening, flat steel receiver with loading gate through the top, adjustable rear elevation sight, serial number located behind trigger, unsigned steel tang, American walnut stock with steel crescent moon butt plate with hidden trap door and rear and front sling swivels, 24 inch octagonal barrel which flares down to a round barrel, top barrel flat is marked "ALLEN & WHEELOCK, ALLEN'S PAT SEP.18.1860," s#1804. A fine drop breech rifle made in a very short amount of time during Allen & Wheelock's life, the company was reorganized in 1865 under E. Allen & Company. Rifle measures 42.5 inches in length and weighs approximately 8 pounds; includes soft protective gun case. NOTE: No in-house shipping available. Arranging shipping of this property is the responsibility of the buyer. Buyer may work with any independent shipper or Jones & Horan can recommend one. Buyer will need to complete the Authorized Release Form found on Jones & Horan's website. Property will remain at Jones & Horan until picked up by the buyer or someone authorized by the buyer.
CONDITION:
Good action; fine-plus overall cosmetic condition, bright bore with hardly any oxidation, incredibly strong rifling, metal surfaces have aged a pleasing dull gray, small dings and fine scratches are scattered about walnut stock, receiver and barrel as well as light oxide to various steel parts; trigger guard and butt plate show several small dings and scratches as well as light oxide. Items in this firearm collection are written up to the best of our knowledge. It is up to bidders to make final determination as to value. Any additional information that is shared with us will be passed along to the public by updating our descriptions; in person preview is recommended. NOTE: Please see description regarding shipping, as no in-house shipping is available on this lot.
ESTIMATE:
$1000
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$2000
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SEE SPECIAL SHIPPING NOTE at end of description (NO IN-HOUSE SHIPPING). Antique long guns - William Wurfflein of Philadelphia, Percussion Schuetzen Rifle, .40 caliber, German silver trigger guard with checkered finger rest and double set triggers, lock plate and hammer are a dull gray signed "W. Wurfflein, Phila," percussion bolster inlaid with silver bands, case hardened tang, American walnut stock with large cheek rest and crescent moon butt German silver butt plate with acorn finials, 29-3/4 inch octagonal barrel drilled for false muzzle, top is marked "W. Wurfflein, Phila" with the side barrel flat bearing the mark "Steel," globe style front sight with flat-top rear and an adjustable rear diopter sight. A great example of an American made Schuetzen rifle, these were originally used in the aforementioned Scheutzen matches which typically were 200 yards and used specialized targets. This rifle was made to fit the original shooter's perfect dimensions and as such, the original owner was likely the only person who could fire this accurately. Rifle measures 48 inches in length including the false muzzle and weighs approximately 15 pounds, includes hard black plastic protective gun case. NOTE: No in-house shipping available. Arranging shipping of this property is the responsibility of the buyer. Buyer may work with any independent shipper or Jones & Horan can recommend one. Buyer will need to complete the Authorized Release Form found on Jones & Horan's website. Property will remain at Jones & Horan until picked up by the buyer or someone authorized by the buyer.
CONDITION:
Good action, double set triggers function properly; excellent overall cosmetic condition, bright fine bore with hardly any oxidation, metal surfaces have aged a pleasing dull gray, small dings and fine scratches are scattered about walnut stock as well as long drying cracks at left and right of stock, several other small dings on barrel and sides, excellent rear sight; trigger guard checking worn smooth but visible. Items in this firearm collection are written up to the best of our knowledge. It is up to bidders to make final determination as to value. Any additional information that is shared with us will be passed along to the public by updating our descriptions; in person preview is recommended. NOTE: Please see description regarding shipping of this lot, as no in-house shipping is available on this lot.
ESTIMATE:
$1000
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$2000
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SEE SPECIAL SHIPPING NOTE at end of description (NO IN-HOUSE SHIPPING). Antique long guns - Winchester Repeating Arms Co of New Haven, Connecticut, Model 1887 lever action shotgun, circa 1889, 10 gauge, steel lever trigger guard with comfortable finger rests, u-flat steel receiver with vertical loading and an engraved Winchester logo on left side of receiver, serial number located under front portion of receiver where it meets the barrel, underside of tang engraved "MANUFACTURED BY THE WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO., NEW HAVEN, CONN, U.S.A, PAT. FEB. 18 & JULY 20. 1886," American walnut stock with checkered steel butt plate, 29 inch round triple barrel aged a pleasing gray brown color, below barrel sits a tubular internal magazine, s#25627. Designed by the famed firearm designer John Browning for Winchester, this was Winchester's first foray into the shotgun marketplace. When Winchester asked Browning to design it, he recommended a pump action design, however they insisted he design a lever action as it fit in with Winchester's brand. John Browning went on to develop the famed 1894 for Winchester as well as the M1911 for Colt, M2 .50 caliber machine gun, M1918 BAR and numerous other handguns, rifles, machine guns and cartridges, many of which are still produced and used today. Shotgun measures 47 inches in length and weighs approximately 9 pounds; includes soft protective case. NOTE: No in-house shipping available. Arranging shipping of this property is the responsibility of the buyer. Buyer may work with any independent shipper or Jones & Horan can recommend one. Buyer will need to complete the Authorized Release Form found on Jones & Horan's website. Property will remain at Jones & Horan until picked up by the buyer or someone authorized by the buyer.
CONDITION:
Good action; excellent overall cosmetic condition, fine bore with light oxidation throughout, metal surfaces have aged a pleasing dull gray, ample dings and fine scratches are scattered about walnut stock and front grip, several other small dings on barrel and sides; trigger guard lever shows little wear. Items in this firearm collection are written up to the best of our knowledge. It is up to bidders to make final determination as to value. Any additional information that is shared with us will be passed along to the public by updating our descriptions; in person preview is recommended. NOTE: Please see description regarding shipping of this lot, as no in-house shipping is available on this lot.
ESTIMATE:
$800
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$1600
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SEE SPECIAL SHIPPING NOTE at end of description (NO IN-HOUSE SHIPPING). Antique long guns - Charles Daly of New York, NY, Sidelever Double Hammer Drilling by J. P. Sauer & Sohn of Suhl, Prussia, circa 1880, 12 gauge x .32-40 caliber, steel trigger guard with lightly engraved details, serial number engraved behind trigger guard, action/lock plates and hammer are a dull gray with hand engraved embellishments, each side signed "Charles Daly," tang with engraved embellishments and flush set flip top peep sight, European walnut stock with worn checkering, retains what appears to be the original monogrammed hard rubber/gutta percha butt plate, 29-1/4 inch round triple fine Damascus barrel aged a pleasing plum brown color, top barrel flat marked "FINE DAMASCUS" with the underside littered with Prussian proof marks, s#29385. The US importer Charles Daly was a partnership between himself, August Schoverling, and Joseph Gales, briefly they traded under the Schoverling, Daly, and Gales moniker but quickly decided to use the aforementioned Charles Daly. They specialized in importing rifles and shotguns primarily from Suhl in then Prussia but also imported from England and Belgium. The various brands they imported under the Charles Daly name included Heym, Shiller, H. A. Lindner, Sauer, J&W Tolley, Newman and Lefever arms. Drillings measures 45.5 inches in length and weighs approximately 10 pounds; includes soft protective case. NOTE: No in-house shipping available. Arranging shipping of this property is the responsibility of the buyer. Buyer may work with any independent shipper or Jones & Horan can recommend one. Buyer will need to complete the Authorized Release Form found on Jones & Horan's website. Property will remain at Jones & Horan until picked up by the buyer or someone authorized by the buyer.
CONDITION:
Action functions for the right shotgun barrel and the switch over to operate the bottom rifle barrel however the left hammer will not lock in place; fine overall cosmetic condition, bright fine bore and rifled barrel with hardly any oxidation, metal surfaces have aged a patchy dull gray to silver, small dings and fine scratches are scattered about the barrel and sides, excellent rear flip sight, stock with worn checkering smooth and without definition in some areas as well as numerous dings and scrapes; excellent trigger guard. Items in this firearm collection are written up to the best of our knowledge. It is up to bidders to make final determination as to value. Any additional information that is shared with us will be passed along to the public by updating our descriptions; in person preview is recommended. NOTE: Please see description regarding shipping, as no in-house shipping is available on this lot.
ESTIMATE:
$700
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$1400
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