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170
Revolver: A large and impressive colt .357 Magnum
revolver. Retains all its blued finish with rubber
'PACHMAYR' grips. An outstanding example of this
heavy calibre revolver. Barrel mark 'COLTS PTFA
MFG. Co HARTFORD USA'. In very good working
order and condition. With certificate of deactivation.
£420 - £440
171
Revolver: A large and impressive .357 Magnum Colt
'KING COBRA' bright steel finish. Hard rubber grips
with colt medallion. Barrel 4". Swing out cylinder. A fine
example of this famous colt revolver. Deactivated with its
2011 certificate. Very good working order and condition.
£400 - £450
172
Revolver: A large calibre .455 Belgian Civilian Revolver.
Barrel 4". Chequered wooden grips and lanyard ring.
Good working order and condition. Deactivated with
certificate.
£170 - £180
173
Revolver: A large Smith & Wesson .357 Magnum. Bright
steel finish, quality rosewood (?) grips. Barrel 4". OLD
SPEC. D/Act (1977 Spec A). Very good working order
and condition. With 1977 deactivation certificate.
£200 - £250
174
Revolver: A Pattern 1851 .45 (54 bore) Cal, Adams, self
cocking percussion revolver. Barrel 6.25" engraved (faint
in parts) 'Deane Adams & Deane 30 King William
Street, London Bridge'. Sprung safety catch absent from
frame. Frame engraved 'Adams Patent No 9356 R' cap
trap in butt. Chequered walnut grip. Engraving to frame.
Refinished overall with some light pitting. Good working
order.
£300 - £350
175
Revolver: A Smith & Wesson .38 S & W special, snub
nosed revolver. Most original blued finish. Rubber
Pachmayr type grips. Good working order and
condition. Model 15-3. Barrel 5cm. With certificate of
deactivation.
£300 - £350
176
Revolver: A Smith & Wesson .38 special snub nosed
revolver with concealed hammer. Blued finish, 5 shot.
Good working order and condition. Rosewood grips with
finger grooves. With certificate of deactivation.
£200 - £250
177
Revolver: A Smith & Wesson .38 Special snub nosed
revolver. Barrel 5cm. Ill fitting replacement grips. Good
working order and condition. With certificate of
deactivation.
£200 - £250
178
Revolver: A Spanish 'RUBY EXTRA' .22 calibre
revolver. Barrel 5". Blued finish, wood grips with 'Ruby'
logo. Good working order and condition. With certificate
of deactivation dated 2011.
£100 - £120
179
Revolver: A Spanish Astra .38 cal 6 shot revolver.
Chequered wood grips, double action. Very good
condition and working order. With its certificate of
deactivation dated 2015.
£140 - £190
180
Revolver: A speculative Colt London revolver struck
down bright serial number 7432 which dates it to 1854.
No markings to barrel, faint spurious 'COLT' to frame.
One piece walnut grip (corners rounded). This would
indicate a Brevete model. Viewing recommended, sold
with a low reserve. Working order and worn but sound
condition. No licence required. a/f
£300 - £350
181
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)
£450 - £500
182
Revolver: A Uberti modern copy of the Remington .44
cal New Model Army percussion revolver. Brass frame,
blued barrel (7.75) & cylinder. Two piece varnished
grips. In good working order and condition. With its
deactivation certificate.
£150 - £160
183
Revolver: A .357 cal. Henry Arms single action revolver.
A good copy of the colt S.A.A. Mod. 1873. Target sight.
Barrel 6". Modern 'Colt' Eagle grips. Brass T/G &
Backstrap. Good working order and condition. With
certificate of deactivation.
£100 - £120
184
Revolver: An 8mm Lebel, Velo Dog chequered hard
rubber grips. Folding trigger. Circa 1900. * Velo dog
revolvers were made for cyclists to ward off hostile dogs
when they were out cycling. An interesting item in
decent condition. Good working order with certificate of
deactivation.
£100 - £120
185
Revolver: An Astra .22 snub nosed revolver. Nine shot
cylinder. Barrel 2". In good working order and condition
with certificate of deactivation.
£140 - £160
186
Revolver: An Imperial German Model 1879 19.6mm
obsolete cal service revolver. These revolvers issued to:
dragoons, cuirassiers, NCOs and artillery men. Widely
used in WW1. Long cannon barrel 7". Six shot cylinder
(cylinder walls have been cut away and hammer striker
pin ground down). Worn overall, screws replaced, single
action in GWO. No licence required or d/act certificate
as it is on the Home Office obsolete list.
£500 - £550
187
Rifle: A French Model 1907-15, 8mm Berthier service
rifle made at St Etienne. Straight bolt and three round
magazine. Possibly rebarrelled for use in WW2 as the
barrel lacks the date. Sling attached to stock through
holes drilled in the stock. Good walnut stock. Calibre
8x50.5R mm Lebel. In good working order and
condition with certificate of deactivation.
£350 - £400
188
Rifle: A good Volunteer P.53 percussion rifle cal .577.
Military proofs to barrel and sold out of service marks.
Rear of lock with Crown & 'V.R'. Front of lock marked
'TOWER 1857'. Sight graduated to 800 yards. Fine
walnut stock with makers stamp 'GODDARD'. Stock
marked '2 NEW' and with the sold out of service mark.
Brass furniture and original ramrod. A collectors lot.
Very good working order and condition.
£500 - £550