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953
Pistol: A New Land Pattern flintlock pistol with New
Land lock. Tail marked 'Tower' and 'G.R.' under Crown
& inspection mark crown over '2'. Heavy brass buttcap,
Brass T/Gd with acorn finial. Steel belt clip with crown
stamp. Lovely walnut stock with light bruising. Barrel 9"
with crown to breech. Ring necked cock. Crisp, action on
first & second cock. Pistol possibly for ships service. A
collectors lot in collectors condition. Superb piece !
£2000 - £2200
954
Pistol: A Russian semiautomatic pistol. Tokarev Model
TT30 dated 1935 (?). Cal. 7.62mm. In good working
order and condition. With certificate of deactivation.
£120 - £130
955
Pistol: A WW2 German 3rd Reich P'08 Luger 9mm.
Toggle marked 'b.y.f.' (Mauser Werke, Oberndorf on the
Neckar) & dated 1942. All matching numbers including
magazine. Pistol in very good working order and
condition. With certificate of deactivation.
£500 - £550
956
Pistol: An attractive Colt Semi automatic pocket pistol.
Barrel 2". Calibre .25". Colt hard rubber slab grips. Grip
safety. Attractive pistol. D/act with certificate.
£80 - £90
957
Revolver - A very good 9mm pinfire pocket pistol.
Octagonal barrel left flat marked 'ACIER FONDU'.
Barrel 3" side mounted ejector rod, folding trigger,
chequered composite grips. Most original nickel finish
remains. Sidegate loading. Obsolete Calibre no licence
required. An unusually good example of this mid 19th
century revolver
£110 - £120
958
Revolver. An extremely rare Colt Model 1851. .36
calibre 'Navy' revolver SN-187622-L. All matching
numbers U.S. specification with brass backstrap & trigger
guard. L-Suffix = London. British proof marks to frame
and cylinder. Good cylinder scene with some light pitting.
Barrel 7.5" marked : 'ADDRESS COL SAML COLT
NEW YORK U.S. AMERICA'. Fine one piece original
walnut grips'. Left hand grip marked with the British
Government inspectors rounded stamps. Very few so
marked guns have been observed. It appears a number of
them were issued to Australian & New Zealand colonial
officers and some to Egypt in 1865-7. Frame marked
'COLTSPATENT' and Trigger- guard 36 cal. Tight lock
up with crisp action and bore. A collectors piece. No
licence required.
£1600 - £1800
959
Revolver: A Boer War Webley MKIV service revolver.
Calibre .455". Frame marked 'Webley Patents & MK IV'
WD ordnance marks. Grip strap stamped 6/00 (June
1900 issue). All matching numbers SN: 82141. Good
rubber grips with some handling wear. A good honest
example of this popular revolver which continued in
service throughout WW1. Probable issue to Artillery in
The Boer War. With deactivation certificate.
£300 - £350
960
Revolver: A deactivated Webley MKIV .38 cal with
barrel for police or civilian sales. 'B' prefix dates it to the
late 1950s. In good working order and condition. Plastic
grips with 'Webley' logo. In good overall condition with
original finish.
£130 - £140
961
Revolver: A fine copy of a .44-40 Colt single action army
revolver (The model used by the U.S. cavalry 1873-
1901). One piece oiled grips. Chambers filled with .44
cal. cartridges. Much original finish remaining. 7.5'"
barrel. A high quality replica. Deactivated, in good
working order and condition. With certificate of
deactivation.
£280 - £300
962
Revolver: A Great War Webley MK VI service revolver.
Frame dated 'Webley Patents 1918' SN: 403335, all
matching on barrel, frame and cylinder. Fully British
Government marked & issue stamp for 1918. Refinished
overall in its 1943 canvas holster. Good working order
and condition. With certificate of deactivation.
£400 - £450