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2281. SAVAGE STEVENS MODEL 94 SERIES P SINGLE BARREL SHOTGUN serial #E359775, 12 Ga., frame and stock only. The
frame retains about 95% color case-hardened finish under a thin film of light surface rust. The plain pistol grip stock rates good having been lightly
sanded with ink drawn lines in grip area and no finish present. (3179-S12759) (5/10)
2282. LOT OF DECORATIVE SOUVENIR KNIVES This lot contains two Chinese made Jambiyas and include sheaths. A third straight blade
knife with sheath is included. All knife sets are in very good condition. (2623-2)
2283. LOT OF AMMUNITION Three total: first is an opened but full box of Frankford Arsenal 30-40 ammunition marked “20 Sub-Caliber
Cartridges – Caliber 30 for Sub-Caliber Cartridges”. Some rounds show corrosion and split necks, box shows light wear. Second are two sealed
paper packages of 8mm cartridges. One is dated 1902 and contains ten rimmed cartridges. It is marked Fabrica Da Polvora and consists of a rose
colored and string wrapped paper package. The package is in good condition with the rims protruding through the edges. The second package
contains eight rimmed cartridges dated 1932. They are marked Etuis NATS and Poudre BFP1. The gray, string wrapped paper package is in excellent
condition. (3110-9)
2284. LOT OF UZI MAGAZINES Five 25 round magazines with lightly fading finish in very good condition overall. (3207-1B)
2285. LOT OF UZI MAGAZINES Five 25 round magazines with lightly fading finish in very good condition overall. (3207-1A)
2286. LOT OF AMMUNITION Three boxes total: the first is a sealed 20 round box of box of U.S. Franklin Arsenal Unprimed brass for .30MI; second
is a sealed 20 round box of Brazilian 30-60 Military Ammunition; last is a partial Farnsworth Ammunition box of 8mm Kropatschek ammunition
made from 348 Winchester brass. Contains twelve rounds and two cases. All loaded rounds have split necks. (3110-2)
2287. LOT OF U.S. “GREASE GUN” MAGAZINES Total of two. Good condition with areas of light oxidation. They are in need of
cleaning. (3135-364)
2288. MISCELLANEOUS LOT First is a lot of three AR-15 magazines: two are metal 30 round Colt and one is plastic by D & D, Inc. All are in
excellent condition. Second is a lot of five military cleaning kits marked “Dutch M-16 Cleaning kit”. However these are for a 7.62mm AR-10 and
are for the Dutch/ Portuguese AR-10 rifles. They consist of a folding nylon pouch, plastic bottle, three bore and chamber brushes in a plastic
sleeve, takedown tool, pull-thru small handled brush, and a punch. A very well thought out and convenient kit. (3192-2,3)
2289. LOT OF FAUX SCRIMSHAW This modern acrylic whales tooth has an 1831 date above the name “The Comet” and crossed American
Flags on one side and whaling ship on the other. This a great looking decorative piece in near excellent condition. (3233-1)
2290. LOT OF EGYPTIAN 7.62MM NATO AMMUNITION Total of three 15 rd. unopened boxes in very good plus condition with some
minor staining. (3110-6)
2291. LOT OF MISCELLANEOUS AMMUNITION This lot contains two bags of mixed ammunition. The first bag contains 55 rounds of
mixed 38 S&W lead round nose. They all have light to moderate oxidation, and are by various manufacturers. The second bag contains nineteen
rounds of mixed 12 ga. 2 3/4” ammunition with paper hulls. The manufacturer and shot size vary. They are in very good condition with light oxidation
on the rims. (2867-7)
2292. MISCELLANEOUS LOT First is a lot of three magazines Ram-Line for the Ruger Mini 14, 30 round, in excellent condition. Second is a lot
of miscellaneous gun related items containing: One soft rifle sleeve; one soft pistol rug; one large checkered black plastic pistol grip cap for a long
arm and one large snap on sling swivel. (3233-13,5A)
2293. MISCELLANEOUS LOT OF KNIVES This lot contains ten knives. The first is a folding two bladed knife, made by United in Grand
Rapids Michigan. The knife is 6” long folded with a straight blade and serrated blade. The straight blade has a drop point and is 4 1/2” long; the
serrated blade is 5” and has a unidirectional “sawtooth” edge. The plastic grip panels are intact. The knife has remnants of a blued finish, with
the most finish showing on the serrated blade. The second item is an Executive Letter Opener II, manufactured by C, M, & T Co. (Choate). At
8” overall this glass filled, plastic, multi-purpose tool has a double edged blade and uni-grip handle. Dubbed “the Stinger”, this knife was marketed
for multiple utility and defense purposes. According to the included paper it will not set off a metal detector, but can be sharpened and
used as a cutting tool. Last is a lot of Cutlery (8) items total, seven are table knives, five are ivory handled by Joseph Elliot & Sons of Sheffield,
very good condition, the last two appear to be bone handled, one possibly pewter; the other is a Russell Green River Works dinner knife in poor
condition. (1) Miller Bros. USA marked parchment scraper, 4” long, 1 1/8” bladed parchment scraper which has developed a dark patina. The
handle is bone with a 1 1/2” crack. (1051-377A,384)
2294. POWDER HORN LOT This lot contains three powder horns varying in size from 9” to 11” each showing an ivory to gray hue with conical
spouts. Each horn has light insect damage and chipped ends. (2923-83B)
2295. MISCELLANEOUS LOT This lot contains a brass powder measure, a rear sight for likely a Mossberg rifle, about 2 pounds of mixed buck shot,
a box with mixed 16 gauge shells with #9 shot, about 30 rounds of mixed 22 rim-fire ammunition and 2 1/2 cans of percussion caps. (2906-1-6)
2296. LOT OF LEATHER SHOT POUCHES There are three items in this lot. The first item is a complete shot belt with a 1” buckle and is
approximately 42” long. It is in good condition, a one ounce brass measure built in. The leather is heavily crazed, and stiff around the pouch portion.
The other two items are pear shaped pouches, also with brass dispensers and measures. One is plain and is in very good condition. The
leather is supple and the measure is approximately a one ounce capacity. The other is embossed on both sides with hanging game scene. The
front is also stamped “2 1/2 lbs” in the leather. The stitching near the dispenser is coming apart. The measure is stamped “AM. FLASK & CAP
Co.” and is adjustable from “1 to 1 1/4” ounces. A small metal ring adorns the bottom. (2880-51E)
2297. MISCELLANEOUS LOT This lot contains one Brinton’s Maxi-Ball Lubricator for .54 Caliber bullets. This wood handled lubricator is in its
original, unopened package; one set of faux antler plastic gun racks. It has two plastic antlers that measure 8 3/4”. One has 2” of the tip broken
off. They are in their unopened package; one brown leather flap holster is for a medium frame revolver with a 5” to 6” barrel. This holster is in very
good condition. (1415-77,66,187)
2298. P.38 BARREL This post-war P.38 barrel is marked with the Walther banner, on the front “9 PARA”, measures 5” long and has an excellent
bore. The exterior has a high gloss blue with some minor oxidation stains. (2101-13)
2299. M3 TRENCH KNIFE This lot is an M3 trench knife stamped “WINCHESTER” on either side of the blade. The blade has signs of being
ground and refinished. The Winchester stamp is a modern commercial variation, and is not original to the piece. The guard has been reshaped,
and the manufacturers stamp has been ground off leaving only “US” barely visible. The grip is an eight grooved leather washer variation, and is
in very good condition. A moderate patina covers all the metal parts and there is no scabbard. (1798-7AA)