A large and highly detailed cold-cast porcelain sculpture by the Italian master Giuseppe Armani for Florence Sculture d?Arte. Inspired by the renaissance masters. The sculpture depicts the goddess Venus emerging from the sea upon a scalloped shell drawn by two swans. Exceptional detailing in the flowing hair and postured in the ‘Modest Venus’ style. Features … Read more
New in box Smith & Wesson Model 686 Plus Spec Series R .357 Magnum revolver with Aimpoint ACRO P-2 red dot reflex sight. Ported 4.13-inch barrel, 7-round capacity, extended cylinder release, checkered wood grip and Titanium Cerakote finish. Includes Aimpoint ACRO P-2 red dot sight installed with custom mount, as well as Savior Equipment pistol … Read more
Government official dagger, plated steel blade with Alcoso maker’s mark. Simulated pearl grip plates. Nickel silver eagle and crossguard. Housed in pebbled scabbard. Comes with aluminum bullion wire portepee and black dagger hangers, DRGM marked. Hangers feature zinc clasps and nickel silver belt hanger. Strong cross grain pattern on blade. The dagger measures 14 5/8 … Read more
Original Vietnam War Peter LaGana pattern tactical tomahawk. Drop-forged axe head with spike poll. Axe head secured to walnut haft with cross-wedge peen. Butt has a lathe center mark. Painted olive drab green. Haft length 13.5 inches. Head length 8.5 inches. Bit measures 2.75 inches.
1837 Feuchtwanger 1 cent German Silver coin. Eagle on Snake obverse. With generic holder. XF. Labeled AU55.
May 9, 1776 Continental Currency One Dollar Note Continental Currency. May 9, 1776. One Dollar. Philadelphia issue, serial number possibly 50942 or similar but worn away. From Hall & Sellers. PMG 20 VERY FINE.
SA dagger with plated steel blade, etched motto, and etched Haenel maker. Cross guards are nickel. Inlaid eagle and SA runes. Grip features Brass plate with 282nd F.A. Bn engraving. Housed in anodized black scabbard. Clasp marked M5/71 OLC. This lot has a reserve. Very good condition. Some plating wear and acid etch in the … Read more
MP 44 or Sturmgewehr 44 non-firing inert display gun. Assembled by International Military Antiques using original, German-marked wartime parts and BATF compliant demilled receiver. Operable fire control switch, safety, trigger, magazine release and ejector dust cover. Receiver has serial “2983/44” above mag well and is stamped “MP44” below operating bolt channel. Butt stock socket has … Read more
Scarce original .50 cal Crispin Patent Ignition ringed copper cartridge for converted Civil War-era Smith carbines and early revolvers. Length 2 inches.
Autograph letter, signed. Fine copperplate script on Bank of the Republic letterhead, dated May 9, 1861. Written by James A. Norris, senior clerk at the Bank of the Republic in New York City, to his brother William Norris, a Savannah, Georgia financier. The letter offers a fascinating insight into the flight of money from North … Read more