Marlin 1894S .44 lever-action carbine, production ca. 1990. Round 20-inch barrel with “JM” proof. Rear adjustable sight, front ramp sight. Receiver drilled/tapped for scope mount. Good to very good condition. Mechanically fine, functions without issue. Bore is bright and clear. Occasional, scattered oxidation.
A Shin Gunto. Dated on tang to May, 1944.The tsuka is either replaced or a late war last ditch modification. Synthetic rayskin-style wrapping on tsuka, which is a screw-based type three mount from the Second World War. Blade is 27.75 inches. Very good, original condition.
Size 44R, wearable very good original condition, named LT. Joe Thompson, on faded leather name patch. Sundowners and Crusaders, and Omar’s Orphans. on patches Centre MFG. Co. is maker.
A tin drum canteen marked with ‘CS’ on both faces, from the American Civil War. 6.5 inch diameter, 1.6 inch thickness. With strap. Very good, original condition.
Smith & Wesson Model 500 double-action revolver, the world’s most powerful handgun. Compensated 9-inch barrel. Capacity 5 rounds. Very good condition. Mechanically fine, functions without issue. Bore is bright and clear.
Appraisal states “One unmounted brilliant cut diamond weighing 1.26 carats. I in clarity, I in color, good cut. 64% depth, 61% table. Very good polish. Total replacement value $6,500.
Early Fallschirmjaeger heavy type badge in gilt brass. C.E. Juncker make. It measures 2 inches. Comes in blue titled case.
Royal Italian Army 9th Heavy Artillery officer’s dress uniform. Includes coat, visor cap, and silver-mounted grenadier bandolier belt with cartridge box. Coat has embroidered shoulder boards, azzurro band over right shoulder, star lapel insignia and three ribbon bars on left breast. The jacket is US size 38 approximately. Visor cap has insignia of the 9th … Read more
German Army surplus Walther P38 semi-automatic SA/DA pistol, ca. 1960. Anodized aluminum frame and blued steel slide, marked on the right side “06/60.” Black plastic grips. German military inspection marks throughout. Import marked by CAI on bottom edge of slide. Includes one (1) magazine, marked “5/61.” Good condition. Mechanically fine, functions without issue. Bore is … Read more
Slave Emma and Thomas appraised $530 for Emma, $435 for Thomas. Dated 7 August 1855. Very good original condition and very legible.