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Rifle: A German WW2 Nazi marked KAR 98K Service
Rifle. This rifle is an interesting variation in that it is part
of a contract for the Portuguese Government. Due to a
shortage of rifles the majority were diverted to the
Wehrmact. This rifle has the standard German stock and
furniture not the Portuguese. Rifle in good working order
and condition and shows service use consistent with
Wehrmact not Portuguese use. With certificate of
deactivation. A good collectors variant.
£220 - £240
876
Rifle: A Great War French Model 1892 Artillery Carbine
made at St Etienne in 1892. Calibre 8mm hebel, 3 shot
magazine. Stock stamped 'JANVIER' 1873 & MA'.
Turned down bolt Barrel 18". Matching numbers. Some
wear & tear. The standard WW1 French Carbine. Good
working order and sound condition (some wear). with
deactivation certificate.
£170 - £180
877
Rifle: A Great War SMLE by Enfield & dated 1918.
Magazine cut of MKIII. Restocked. Receiver marked 'N'
for Naval issue. GWO & condition with certificate of
deactivation.
£270 - £280
878
Rifle: A No. 4 Rifle by Long Branch Canada. Beech
stock. Blued receiver. Dated 1949 for Korea & National
Service. Good working order and condition with
certificate of deactivation.
£250 - £260
879
Rifle: A P53, three Band Enfield rifle. Calibre .577. A
volunteer rifle issued to the Cheshire Rifle Volunteers.
Buttplate engraved '22nd C.R.V. No 29' (also on Tang).
Standard military stock with sold out of service mark.
Lock marked 'VR' and '1858'. Crisp lock on first and
second cock. Light pitting overall. Good walnut stock. In
good working order and condition.
£390 - £400
880
Rifle: A scarce 11mm C. Fire Military Model 1873
Kynoch rifle converted from the French Chasspot to fire
a metallic centre fire round. Barrel 31" with Kynoch's
Acton address. Action flat marked 'KYNOCH'S
PATENT'. Walnut stock secured by two iron bands.
Rearsight. In good overall condition (one swivel a/f,
ramrod tip a/f) and working order. Obsolete calibre, no
certificate required. A collectors lot. (Takes Chasspot &
Gras sword bayonets).
£280 - £300
881
Rifle: A Steyr Danish Cavalry Carbine Model 1888.
Stock stamped 'HEMBRUG 1906'. In good working
order. Stock with a minor crack at breech (no losses,
needs gluing). With certificate of deactivation.
£90 - £100
882
Rifle: A .303 Martini-Enfield carbine made from a
MKIII Martini Henry Rifle. Action marked 'M.G.C.'
(Machine Gun Company/Corps). Most likely issued to
African Troops in German E.Africa. With its 1888
Pattern Bayonet. (No scabbard). The whole in good
working order and condition.
£150 - £160
883
Rifle: A .69 cal French Model 1822-T-bis percussion rifle
(converted from Flintlock). Barrel tang marked '1822-T-
bis' (altered again -bis). These weapons were rifled in .69
cal and shipped to the United States in 1861/2 for use by
both sides in the U.S. Civil War. (190,000 shipped). Brass
furniture. Correct tulip headed ramrod. Polished wood
stock. An attractive rifle from the American Civil War
and rarely found in this condition on the market. Very
good working order and condition. No licence required.
£450 - £500
884
Rifle: An early Zulu War Martini-Henry dated 1875
(MKII) converted by Bonehill to .22 and later
deactivated. Original rear sight, full military stock. WD
Ordnance marks to Butt stock.
£250 - £260
885
Rifle: An Imperial Russian WW1 Mosin Nagant dated
1895. Stamp on woodwork shows rifle captured by the
German Army in WW1. The front sections of the
woodwork is missing, probably cut to fit in a kitbag.Rifle
in good working order and worn condition. With
replacement forend and deactivation certificate.
£90 - £100
886
Rifle: An Indian Ishapore 1916 dated SMLE MKIII*.
Butt with 1^G Indian Government mark. Top wood
missing flanges, hand guard O.K. Farsi marked butt disc.
Original woodwork. Good working order and condition.
With certificate of deactivation. A decent example.
£290 - £300
887
Rifle: An Indian Jezail of some age. Stock decorated with
mother of pearl. Back action percussion lock (worn).
Barrel 39". Traditional curved buttstock. Working order,
worn but sound condition.
£75 - £80
888
Rifle: An Indian matchlock rifle 'TORADOR'. A basic
wall hanger. original 19th century iron barrel with later
woodwork stamped '1949'. Generally worn condition. In
working order.
£40 - £45
889
Rifle: An interesting Boer War Transvaal Mauser rifle,
serial number 2018 with address 'DEUTSCHE
WAFFEN UND MUNITIONFABRIK BERLIN'. This
rifle was shipped from Hamberg on the 'HERZOG' on
12.5.97 and accepted in Pretoria on 27.7.1897. It was
then sold by the Z.A.R. to a burgher for the sum of £5.2
shillings and used against the British Army during the
Boer War (1899-1902). Some wear overall consistent with
service in the field. A piece of Boer War history.
(information from Boer Rifles & Carbines of the Anglo-
Boer War). With certificate of deactivation.
£350 - £400
890
Rifle: An SMLE MKIII. GRI 1948. Re-stocked. Overall
in V.G.W.O & condition with certificate of deactivation.
£270 - £280
891
Rifle: SMLE MKIII 'Peddled Scheme' WW1 service rifle
dated 1918. Appears to have gone to Egypt after the War.
Top woods missing the flanges that go either side of the
rear sight as is common with rifles sold to Eastern
countries. In good working order and sound condition.
With deactivation certificate.
£250 - £260
892
Shotgun a flintlock twin barrelled old shotgun, good wall
hanger.
£120 - £130
893
Sidearm: A continental 'Gladius' type sidearm circa early
19th century. Very broad D/E blade with thin central
fuller, 19.5". Heavy brass hilt with 19 bar ribbed grip.
Plain straight crossguard. Breadth of blade at hilt is 2.5".
Not a pattern we have seen before. Viewing
recommended. No scabbard.
£75 - £80
894
Sidearm: A rare Imperial German Model 1911 Boarding
Cutlass. Butcher type blade 17" (longer than the 98/05
bayonet). Ricasso marked 'SIMPSON & Co SUHL'. Top
of blade marked crown over 'M' (Kriegs marine) Only
10,000 made and issued to German Motor torpedo boats
and submarines for boarding parties. Three bar hilt,
wooden grip. Metalwork pitted overall (light to medium)
but cutlass is complete with no losses. No scabbard but
likely kept in a rack. Sound condition but rarely seen.
£150 - £200
895
Sword - a superb Henry Wilkinson Sword No 16237, blade etched with a family
crest for Sir William Ffolkes, 3rd Baronet, and Norfolk Artillery Militia. With
metal scabbard and leather carry case. William was educated at Harrow and
Trinity College Cambridge. He was a Captain in the Norfolk Artillery Militia and
a J.P., and Deputy Lieutenant, High Sheriff of Norfolk 1876. In the 1880 he was
general election he was elected MP for Kings Lynn, awarded the KCVO in 1909.
Lived Hillington Hall
£350 - £450