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963
Revolver: A Great War Webley MK VI service revolver.
Frame dated 'Webley Patents 1918'. Profuse ordnance
marks & sold out of service mark. Mixed numbers. In
good working order and condition. With certificate of
deactivation (2002). Clear barrel, restricted cylinder.
£300 - £350
964
Revolver: A large German 'Rohm Ranchman' .32 S&W.
Long cartridge revolver. Six shot fluted cylinder. Barrel
15cms. In good working order and condition. With d/act
certificate.
£100 - £110
965
Revolver: A scarce .45 calibre Colt Bisley revolver. Barrel
5.5" marked 'COLTS PT FA MFG CO. HARTFORD.
CT. USA.' Patent dates to 1875 on frame. Original Colt
hard rubber grips. Some areas of light-medium pitting.
Some traces of original blue. In good working order and
condition. Owners initials 'D.U.' to back strap.
Deactivated with certificate. In good overall condition.
These revolvers were popular with ranch hands and
cowboys around the turn of the century.
£680 - £720
966
Revolver: An Arminius H.W. 38 special snub nosed
police revolver made in Germany. Rubber wrap around
grips. Barrel 55mm.
£150 - £160
967
Revolver: An Italian copy 9mm format blank firing
revolver based on the Colt Navy Pattern. Round barrel
5", brass frame walnut grip, blued barrel & cylinder.
Good working order and condition. With deactivation
certificate.
£70 - £75
968
Revolver: WW2 Lend Lease .38 cal Smith & Wesson.
Barrel 5", 'United States Property' to top of frame &
'Made in U.S.A.' Two piece walnut grips. Worn but
sound condition. With certificate of deactivation.
£150 - £160
969
Rifle: A French Four Groove rifled musket, barrel tang
marked '1822' and 'T-BIS'. Calibre .768 Model 1822.
Rifle converted from the flintlock in 1841 with iron rear
'V' sight added. Marks 'T' (Transformed) and 'BIS'
(Again). c80,000 to 100,000 of these rifled muskets were
bought by the U.S. Government & saw widespread use
during the first two years of the war. Nominal calibre was
.69 to .708. In crisp working order and good condition
for its age. Brass mounts, dark woodwork. Original
Ramrod
£350 - £400
970
Rifle: A good Swiss Model 1889 Schmidt-Rubin service
rifle. Obsolete calibre. 10.63mm. Matching numbers,
most original colour, good wood work Muzzle cap. Swiss
Government markings. Technically a very interesting
rifle in collector grade condition. Outstanding lot. No
licence required.
£320 - £340
971
Rifle: A good Volunteer percussion carbine. Calibre .577
(Three groove rifling) Barrel 24.5" with WD sold out of
service marks. Plain Enfield lock, crisp action on 1st &
2nd cock. Fine walnut stock with chequered wrist and
forend. Two barrel bands. Original Enfield ramrod.
Fullstocked. Brass mounts. This is a very attractive
carbine converted from a P53 Government rifle for the
Volunteer force circa 1860.
£380 - £400
972
Rifle: A Great War .303 Cal SMLE service rifle dated
1918 (16?) and made by Enfield. With correct leather
sling and certificate of deactivation. In good working
order and condition.
£540 - £560
973
Rifle: A KAR 98 K Nazi service rifle cal: 7.92mm.
Standard specifications, Piranah pine stock. Receiver
marked 'Mod 98' Waffenampt inspection stamps to
breech & barrel. Lacks cleaning rod. With certificate of
deactivation.
£320 - £330
974
Rifle: A scarce Great War French Mannlicher Berthier
Model 1907-15. Three shot integral magazine (early
model circa 1915 -16). Straight bolt. Calibre 8mm Lebel.
In very good working order and condition. The Berthier
became the standard French Service rifle in 1917
replacing the Lebel. With certificate of deactivation.
£330 - £340
975
Rifle: A scarce Russian Brunswick rifle by F.J Malherbe
of Liege. Known as the Model 1843 LUTTICH
STUTZER rifle. Calibre .70. Brass furniture butt tang
marked 'No 994' (highest recorded number we can find
to date is 992). Large brass patch box numbered inside
'4903'. Back action lock signed 'F.J. Malherbe Liege'.
Steel rifled barrel 30" with bayonet bar. Walnut fullstock
to muzzle. Oval escutcheon marked 'F.C.1' and double
headed eagle motif which also appears on the heel of the
buttplate. Crisp action on full & half cock. Rear sight is a
'V' notch, dovetailed into the barrel. This is a possible
replacement as it is not the standard leaf issue for these
rifles. Overall g.w.o. and condition (some cleaning to
barrel). Original ramrod. Of the type issued to the
Russian Imperial Guard.
£800 - £850
976
Rifle: An exceptionally good WW2 U.S. 'Lend Lease' No
4 service rifle marked 'U.S. PROPERTY'. Very early
1985 d/act cert. Barrel clear with pinned breech. WD
marked on receiver. Excellent dark beech woodwork.
Very good working order and condition. With d/act cert.
£300 - £350
977
Rifle: An Indian MKIII SMLE made by R.F.I. in 1962.
In good working order and condition. Government
marks to stock. Ears absent from hand guard. With
certificate of deactivation.
£140 - £150
978
Rifle: SMLE MKIII by B.S.A. Co 1916 SHT. LE III. In
good working order and generally good condition.
Buttstock loose and sling swivel and plate absent, mid
barrel band swivel also missing. Standard MKIII star
specification. With certificate of deactivation. Plus 2x 5
round clips of dummy ammunition having red wooden
bullets
£250 - £300
979
Russian DP29 light machine gun magazines in carrying
bag (3)
£45 - £50
980
Scarce WW2 Smatchet Trench Dagger
£200 - £210
981
Selection of leather frogs inc German WW2, British
Webbing frogs, and a steel Swiss ? scabbard (6) Better
noted
£80 - £85
982
Side hammer 19th century percussion pocket pistol by
Smith of London
£200 - £210