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Revolver: A Colt Brevette 6 shot .36 calibre percussion
revolver. Ivory grips, (bone ?) Mainspring a/f. Worn &
tired overall. Barrel 4". Sold a/f
£50 - £60
1154
Revolver: A good model of an 1851 Colt Navy Revolver.
Blued octagonal barrel 7.5". Brass frame. One piece
polished wooden grips. A well made & accurate model of
this iconic revolver. V.G.C.
£50 - £60
1155
Revolver: A metal model replica of a Colt .45 'Artillery
Model' 1874 single action army revolver. Plastic two
piece grips. A decent model.
£30 - £35
1156
Revolver: A steel and brass model of a Remington .44
Civil War Army percussion revolver. Octagonal barrel
7.5", brass frame. Two piece polished wood grips. A good
quality model in v.g.c.
£45 - £50
1157
Revolver: A steel & brass model of a Colt Navy
Percussion revolver. Blued octagonal barrel 5", under
lever rammer. Brass frame. One piece wooden grips. A
good quality model in v.g.c.
£35 - £40
1158
Rifle - A good .51 Cal percussion hunting rifle for deer
and other game. Hexagonal Damascus barrel 32" with
silver foresight and leaf rear sight. Good walnut stock
with chequered wrist and forend. Back action lock.
Makers name 'T Boss'. Steel ramrod. Engraved steel
trigger guard and furniture. Full stocked to muzzle. Rifle
circa 1840. Light wear commensurate with use. A quality
rifle from the Victorian era. No licence required.
V.G.W.O and condition
£470 - £480
1159
Rifle: An unusual military style sporting or militaria rifle.
Lock appears to be from a military rifle as does the stock.
Ornate octagonal barrel 43" secured by three barrel
bands. Chequered pistol type stock with small patchbox.
Approx 16 bore. An unusual piece. Lock in working
order. (Buyer collects)
£120 - £140
1160
Silver furniture for an a flintlock or percussion pistol
comprising:- 1) Engraved & hallmarked trigger guard
(London Britannia silver 1786) maker marked 'M.B.',
(55.5g). 2) Engraved Buttcap, hallamarked early London,
(77.8g), 3) Ramrod pipe silver coloured (7.2g)
£150 - £200
1161
Stone Bow: An c1700 Hunting 'Stone Bow'. These
crossbows fired a stone or a baked clay ball instead of a
quarrel and were used for hunting birds in the main.
They were obsolete by 1800. This example in good
original condition and appears complete. Lacks
bowstring. Bow width 26". Viewing recommended - a
collectors lot. (Buyer collects)
£150 - £200
1162
Swiss c1880's Crossbow. Large heavy construction. Brass
furniture. Iron parts with light pitting. Groove for the
quarrel to lie in. An interesting piece (Buyer collects)
£300 - £400
1163
Sword - A scarce 1796 pattern heavy cavalry troopers
sword hatchet point blade 35". (The hatchet point blades
normally indicate a pre-waterloo sword). Blade signed by
maker 'Osborn'. Good blade (a few nicks) good iron
guard and backstrap with the normal ears. Leather
bound wooden grip (some losses to both) Apart from the
grips this is a decent, untouched example of this iconic
sword. No scabbard. A collectors lot in VGC for age
£150 - £200
1164
Sword - A Sumatran Kris. An intricately carved stylised
garuda wooden hilt with cup mount. Slim tapered blade
17½ " (No scabbard). In untouched condition, no losses,
a quality piece probably dating from the 19th Century
£40 - £50
1165
Sword - a wooden Japanese Katana in its plastic (?)
scabbard with plastic Tsuba. Plain wood construction.
£10 - £15
1166
Sword - An ancient Chinese bronze short sword, blade
18" of the type used in the Warring States in the years
c500 to 221 BC. Grip with two collars and circular
pommel. Viewing essential
£200 - £250