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2521
Revolver: A 6 shot pinfire pocket revolver cal 7.65mm.
Belgian proof marks to side of barrel. Plain bag shaped
wooden grips. Fluted cylinder. Crisp double action
folding trigger. Good working order and generally good
condition. Obsolete calibre, no licence required.
£150 - £200
2522
Revolver: A five shot pinfire pocket revolver. Nickel
plated finish, double action. Cylinder marked 'The
GUARDIAN Model of 1878'. Cal: 7.6mm (obsolete).
Folding trigger. Ejector rod missing. Bay shaped wooden
grips. The whole in good condition. No licence required.
£90 - £100
2523
Revolver: A nickel plated 6 shot 7.65mm pinfire pocket
revolver 'THE GUARDIAN AMERICAN MODEL OF
1858' engraved to cylinder. Chequered walnut grips.
Barrel 3.5" (minor lifting of nickel finish). Double action
folding trigger. Interesting pistol from Old 'Wild West'.
Obsolete calibre, no licence required.
£250 - £300
2524
Revolver: A six shot pinfire pocket revolver. Belgian
proofs. Octagonal barrel 3.5". Sidegate loading with
ejection rod. Calibre 7.65mm. Wood grips. Folding
trigger (return spring a/f). Action in working order. (You
need to pull trigger assembly forward to reset action).
Overall good condition. No licence required.
£120 - £140
2525
Revolver: A Tranter's Patent .230 Cal pocket revolver.
Single action. Frame marked 'Tranter's Patent' & SN:
39049. Brass frame with acanthus scrolling. Barrel 2"
engraved 'H.W. EGG. No 1 Piccadilly London'. Brass
buttplate with cartridge ejector rod. One piece ivory grip
steel trigger guard. Deactivated with certificate.
Contained in its fitted polished mahogany? maker's case
with trade label for Henry Egg. Gun, Rifle and Pistol
manufacturer to the Royal Family. Oil brush and
cleaning bristle brush A note included from the vendor
stating the revolver was used on stage at the Stretford
Empire during his music hall act. Also a former Equerry
to King Edward VII. Pistol dates from end of 19th
century. A fine lot with an interesting provenance. (Box
no key & lacks keyhole escutcheon)
£500 - £600
2526
Revolver: A very scarce No 4 Pattern Webley Pryse,
.450, hinge frame service revolver c1876, heavy
octagonal barrel with raised top rib. Unflinted cylinder.
Large chequered one piece walnut grips. Twin Pryse
patent barrel levers. Webley patent arrow to barrel and
cylinder retaining screw. The Pryse along with the
Adams were the standard handguns of the Zulu Wars.
The Pryse in service from 1876 to 1886. A large and
impressive 'man stopper' revolver from the Victorian
campaigns of the 1870s & 80s. Good working order,
shows normal service wear. Deactivated with certificate.
No licence required.
£550 - £600
2527
Revolver: A .320 obsolete calibre (.320 rimfire) seven
shot revolver circa 1878. Barrel 3", sheath trigger, main
spring broken, action a/f. Chequered walnut grips, brass
panel in frame. Action a/f, screw absent from frame.
Attractive revolver. No licence required.
£90 - £100
2528
Revolver: An attractive open frame, pinfire pocket
revolver, cal .32. Breech stamped 'MARIETTE'. Square
back trigger guard. Two piece chequered walnut grips.
Barrel 3.5". Crisp single action. Minor pitting to muzzle.
A nice tidy collectors pistol circa 1855. Obsolete calibre,
no licence required.
£250 - £300
2529
Revolver: An interesting and unusual multi shot pinfire
revolver. Cal. 7.65mm. 10 shot cylinder, open frame. 'N'
proof mark. Bag shaped hard rubber grips. Double
action, spurless hammer. Makers initials 'F.D. or 'F.O'
within diamond to frame. With side mounted rammer.
GWO and condition.
£350 - £400
2530
Revolver: An outstanding open frame pin fire revolver
cal 11 mm. Manufactured by JAVELLE at St Etienne
France circa 1860. Trigger guard with gold embellished
cypher 'R'. Decorated frame. Ingenious barrel/cylinder
release via a swinging lever. Excellent plain ebony one
piece grip. Lanyard ring. Hammer configured as a
dolphin (?). Octagonal barrel 5.5". In good working order
and condition (trigger return spring a/f).
£400 - £450
2531
Rifle - B.S.A.Co Long Lee Rifle with deactivation
certificate. GC
£500 - £550
2532
Rifle - No 4 Mk1 Longbranch 1942 Rifle with
deactivation certificate. GC
£200 - £250
2533
Rifle - SMLE No1 MkII FR'42 Rifle with deactivation
certificate. GC
£220 - £230
2534
Rifle: A good and original WW2 No4 service rifle made
by SAVAGE in 1942. With its original walnut stock
(minor bruising from service use). In good working order
and condition. Deactivated with certificate. A good
WW2 vintage rifle
£270 - £280