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(last
updated 6:00pm, Friday, November 11)
Note: These Addendum changes have already been made to the online version of
the catalog.
Lot 199: Correct spelling for makers name
is M.C. Lilley
Lot 207: This is a double barrel pistol,
not a revolver
Lot 221: The barrel address has been
redone
Lot 221A: Added Lot:
Cased Unmarked Belgian Ring-Trigger Percussion Revolver
.36 caliber, 5 3/8-inch octagonal barrel with dovetailed front sight. Belgian
proofs. Blued finish. Ring trigger. Push-button safety. Varnished walnut
grips. Contained in rose velvet-lined partitioned mahogany case together with
brass ball and powder flask, cap tin, brass powder measure and bullet mold.
Condition: Excellent. Retaining approximately 75-80% finish with sc attered flaking overall. Grips retaining 70-75% varnish
with some dulling to right side. Action excellent. Case very good with minor
separation to one partition and fading to lining. Exterior of case with minor
scuffs and scratches.
Estimate: $1,500 / 2,500
Lot 261: The caliber is 7.65mm and the
barrel length is 4 3/4".
Lot 352: The touchhole has been
re-converted, not re-bushed.
Lot 361A: The flask is a reproduction.
Lot 367: The serial numbers stamped on
the brass butt and brass guard are dished and may not be factory numbers.
Lot 441: The caliber is .32, not .32-20.
Lot 529: The stock on this gun is a
replacement
Lot 549: This lot is antique
Lot 527: The Sharps is a percussion
carbine, it is not a conversion
Lot 595: This lot is antique
Lot 596: This lot is antique
Lot 612: The photo in the printed catalog
is incorrect for this item
Lot 738: Condition: Fine as refinished.
95-98% reblued finish with scattered light handling
wear overall.
Lot 744: This is a Model 1920 Savage in
.250-3000 caliber.
Lot 792: This lot should have three
asterisks. This item is restricted from sale to California residents.
Lot 797: The serial number on the frame
appears to have been altered.
Lot
948A: Added Lot:
*Waffenfabrik Mauser byf 41 Luger Semi-Automatic Pistol
Serial no. 1110, 9mm caliber,
3 15/16-inch barrel; byf on toggle ling; blued
finish; checkerd walnut grips. Nazi eagle motif on
right side of receiver and barrel.
Condition: Fine; 80% blue,
fading, and with pitting.
Estimate: $400 / 600
Lot 1001: Serial # of grips do not match
gun. Grips serial # are 681585.
Lot 1070: Withdrawn
Lot 1150: The correct serial number is
WC38791
Lot 1535: The images marked 1537 in the
printed catalog is the photo for 1535
Lot 1537: The image in the printed catalog
is incorrect
Lot 1605: Withdrawn
Lot 1794: The slide and hammer are Ithaca, not Colt
Lot 1837: This is a curio and relic
firearm and should have one asterisk (*)
Lot 1838: This is a curio and relic
firearm and should have one asterisk (*)
Lot 1840: This is a curio and relic
firearm and should have one asterisk (*)
Lot 1907: Shotgun is proofed for modern
shells
Lot 1937: This is a curio and relic
firearm and should have one asterisk (*)
Lot 2235: This rifle is a spurious
recreation.
Lot 2236: This rifle is a spurious
recreation.
Lot 2237: This rifle is a spurious
recreation.
Lot 2239: This rifle is a spurious
recreation.
Lot 2240: This rifle is a spurious
recreation.
Lot 2242: This rifle is a spurious
recreation.
Lot 2243: This rifle is a spurious
recreation.
Lot 2244: This rifle is a spurious
recreation.
Lot 2252: The barrel of this rifle has
been shortened
Lot 2309: This lot is antique
Lot 2330: This lot contains three ladles
Lot 2362: Withdrawn
Lot 2427: Estimate should read $1,800 /
2,500.
Lot 2428: Estimate should read $500 /
800.
Lot 2431: This is a Third Generation Colt
Lot 2437: Estimate should read $1,000 /
1,800.
Lot 2440: Estimate should read $800 /
1,200.
Lot 3041: This lot is a Curio and Relic.
Lot 3047: Possibly re-converted
Lot 3062: The detail photo in the printed
catalog alongside 3062 is the detail for 3063
Lot 3064: The photo in the printed catalog
is incorrect.
Lot 3079: The images of lots 3079 and
3080 in the catalog have been reversed.
Lot 3091: The historic note for this lot
is incorrect
Lot 3131: Ramrod possibly replaced
Lot 3144: The rifle is composite
Lot 3148: The detail photo in the printed
catalog in incorrect.
Lot 3150: Fine hairline crack at left side
of wrist
Lot 3152: The photo in the printed catalog
of the right side of the gun in incorrect. The detail photo is correct.
Lot 3153: The photo in the printed catalog
is incorrect.
Lot 3174: The serial number is 407.
Lot 3208: This lot is antique
Lot 3223: This lot is a Curio and Relic.
Lot 3225: This lot is a Curio and Relic.
Lot 3237: The barrel on this rifle is a
custom replacement
Lot 3240: This lot is a Curio and Relic.
Lot 3244: The photo in the printed catalog
is incorrect
Lot 3246: This lot is a Curio and Relic.
Lot 3249: This lot is a Modern Gun.
Lot 3266: Withdrawn
Lot 3267: This rifle was custom-engraved
by Frank Pachmayr and is a Modern Gun.
Lot 3292: Three stamps in this lot are
reproductions.
Lot 3296: This lot is a reproduction.
Lot 3302: This lot is a reproduction.
Lot 3303A: Added Lot:
Scarce Original Framed Portrait of Wells-Fargo & Express Founder William
G. Fargo
The painted photograph portrait framed under glass in a period silver gilt
frame and liner with integral matte reading: Wm. G. Fargo/founder/Wells-Fargo
& Co./July, 1852/at San Francisco. Size: 16 1/4-inches x 20 1/4-inches.
Condition: Photo: Very good with light age wear present. Frame and liner are
fragile, showing wear, chips to finish and needing some restoration.
Estimate: $1,500 / 2,500
Lot 3327: Correct serial number is 104007.
Lot 3394: This lot is a Modern Gun.
Lot 3409: This lot is a Curio and Relic.
Lot 3425A: The lens on this camera was manufactured
in 1952.
Additional provenance:
According to the consignor, he was present at the time Rudolf Hess was held
in Spandau prison
during the Nuremburg trials. The consignor befriended the warden of the
prison, Colonel Burton Andrus and discussed the possibility of obtaining a
portion of Hermann Goring's Grand Cross of the Iron
Cross as a souvenir. He was informed that all military decorations would be
returned to the next of kin. Goring subsequently committed suicide and others
in the Nazi hierarchy were executed or received long prison sentences. Rudolf
Hess was among the latter, eventually becoming the sole prisoner of Spandau. The consignor was
unsuccessful in his attempt to secure a souvenir from Frau Goring but
eventually Colonel Andrus called, informing him that Ilse
Hess had been to the jail to remove all of her husband's belongings and the
Colonel asked Frau Hess about the camera and she replied: "You have
it!" [she only wished to have his clothes].
Afterward, the consignor asked the Colonel what he would take in trade for
the camera and he replied: "I liked the bottle of brandy we shared a
year or so ago..." With that, a deal was consumated
for a case of Courvoisier cognac. Sold with notarized letter from consignor
documenting his acquisition of the rare Leica which
was believed to have been taken by Hess on his trip to Scotland, by
which he hoped to make a separate peace with the Allies.
Lot 3441: This lot is a Modern Gun.
Lot 3450: The watertable
has “R. Choke” for each barrel. Only the left barrel has rifling.
Lot 3456: This lot is a Curio and Relic.
Lot 3456A: Added Lot:
**Parker DHE Grade Side by Side Double Barrel Boxlock
Shotgun
Serial no. 238486, 12 gauge, 25 3/4-inch blued barrels with textured rib.
Blued finish. Boxlock action. Ejectors. Recoil
shield, frame and triggerguard engraved in floral
scrolls. Floorplate with game bird pictorial panel.
Proof marks. Double triggers. Thumb safety. Checkered deluxe walnut stocks.
Pistol grip. Vacant oval escutcheon on bottom of buttstock.
Checkered steel buttplate. 14 3/8-inch pull. 2 5/8-inch drop at butt.
Condition: Very good. Barrels retaining approximately 70-75% finish with
scattered wear near breech and relief edges. Frame with grey patina and
showing traces of case-hardening in protected areas. Wood fine to excellent
with light wear and a few minor handling marks.
Estimate: $5,000 / 8,000
Lot 3469A: This lot is a Curio and Relic.
It is factory engraved, but not by Ulrich
Lot 3474: This lot is a Modern Gun.
Lot 3475: This lot is a Modern Gun.
Lot 3476: This lot is a Modern Gun.
Lot 3477: This lot is a Modern Gun.
Lot 4018: This gun is a Beals Army in .44 caliber
Lot 4034: The photograph in the printed
catalog is incorrect
Lot 4040: The barrel length is 4 3/8 and
.32 percussion caliber
Lot 4059: The barrel hinge is cracked
Lot 4064: This Smoot No. 1 is an early
model with a revolving recoil shield
Lot 4130: The cane gun is .22 caliber
Lot 4180: Grips may be replaced
Lot 4193: This gun has been refinished
Lot 4207: Ejector rod is missing
Lot 4223: The photo in the printed catalog
is incorrect. The correct photo is labeled 4224
Lot 4224: The photo in the printed catalog
is incorrect. The correct photo is labeled 4223
Lot 4301: This is a Remington Old Model
Army revolver
Lot 4302: This is a Remington Old Model
Navy revolver
Lot 4348: The correct photos in the
printed catalog are labeled 4348 and 4349
Lot 4349: The correct photos in the
printed catalog are labeled 4350 and 4351
Lot 4350: The correct photos in the
printed catalog are labeled 4352 and 4353
Lot 4362: The gun is a Curio and Relic and
should have a single asterisk
Lot 4373C: The barrel address reads “Remington
Arms Co. Ilion, NY”
Lot 4379: Withdrawn
Lot 4384: The image in the printed catalog
for lot 4384 is labeled 4385
Lot 4385: The image in the printed catalog
for lot 4385 is labeled 4386
Lot 4386: The image in the printed catalog
for lot 4386 is labeled 4388
Lot 4387: The image in the printed catalog
for lot 4387 is labeled 4389
Note: These Addendum changes have already been made to the on-line
descriptions.
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