Very good condition WWII Japanese Type 2 Arisaka Paratrooper Rifle in 7.7 x 58mm caliber that was manufactured by Nagoya Arsenal. Mum has a struck “X”, but is NOT ground. Rifle is NOT import marked and has matching serial numbers on the receiver, bolt body, extractor, safety, and front band. Barrel does not match and is “732” instead of the correct “731”. Also has correct separate set of matching numbers on the various takedown parts. Note that the front part of the takedown mechanism was probably renumbered. Metal finish is original blue showing some normal wear. Bore is bright and excellent with strong rifling. Stock has original finish and shows some normal handling marks. Underside of buttstock has two small kanji character inspector proof marks. Complete with correct original cleaning rod and anti-aircraft rear sight wings. A rare WWII Japanese Type 2 Arisaka Paratrooper Rifle that will make an excellent addition to a collection. 

Developed for Japanese paratroopers during WWII, the scarce Type 2 Arisaka featured a takedown design that allowed the rifle to separate into two sections for easier transport during airborne operations. 

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Very good condition antique Imperial German Prussian Model 1862 Dreyse “needle gun” rifle that is a prototype “improved” model with a shorter receiver and bolt. Maker marked “Gu.S Suhl” on the right rear of the receiver. The “needle” is missing, otherwise mechanically functions fine. Rifle has all matching serial numbers. Receiver and bolt are original “in the white” with some gray and brown patina. Remaining metal finish is original brown. Bore is very good, mostly bright, with strong rifling and some pitting near the muzzle. Stock has original finish and shows some handling marks and scratches. Complete with correct original clearing rod. A rare Dreyse needle gun variation that will make an excellent addition to a collection! 

The Dreyse Needle Gun was an early breech-loading military rifle that gave Prussian soldiers a major advantage over muzzle-loading arms. This antique Model 1862 prototype represents an important stage in the development of the revolutionary rifle system that helped transform 19th-century warfare. 

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Good condition WWII German 98k Mauser Rifle in 8mm Mauser (7.92 x 57) caliber that is marked “duv 42” on the receiver ring for manufacture by Berlin Lubecker in 1942. Rifle is NOT import marked and has all matching serial numbers. Several parts were renumbered. Rifle is complete with an original Zf 41 sniper scope and mount. Scope has original blue finish and is marked with code “cxn”. Optics are a little hazy, but original reticle is present. Mount is marked with code “duv”. Fits rifle fine. Metal finish is original blue showing some wear. Bore is gray and pitted with worn rifling. Stock has original finish and shows some normal handling marks. Underside of buttstock has a matching serial number. Complete with correct original cleaning rod, front sight hood, and leather sling. A good example of a Zf 41 98k Mauser rifle for your collection. 

Manufactured in 1942 by Berliner-Lübecker Maschinenfabrik under the code “duv,” this Karabiner 98k is paired with an original ZF 41 sniper scope. The compact optic was introduced during WWII to give selected German infantrymen improved accuracy at extended distances. 

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Good condition antique US Model 1795 flintlock musket in .71 caliber. This interesting example is marked “US” on the lock and has a few proof marks on the barrel. Metal has nice looking brown patina. 41 ½” barrel has a dark pitted smooth bore. Stock has original finish and shows some normal handling marks. Left side of stock has carved “HW” in the flat opposite the lock. Complete with correct original ramrod and a wooden tompion that may be a reproduction. An interesting US M1795 flintlock musket that will make a fine addition to a collection. 

The U.S. Model 1795 was the first standardized military musket manufactured by the United States, with production beginning at the Springfield and Harpers Ferry armories. Based largely on the French Charleville design, it served during the early republic and the War of 1812. 

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Very good condition WWII German Mauser DSM 34 (Deutsches Sportmodell) bolt action .22 LR caliber training rifle that has nice manufacturer markings on the receiver including the Mauser banner. Rifle is NOT import marked and has all matching serial numbers. Rifle shows rare and desirable SS use with an “RF SS” cartouche in the right side buttstock indicating issue by the Reichsfuhrung SS Amt (SS Leadership Office). Metal finish is original blue showing some wear and some scattered pitting. Bore is bright and excellent with strong rifling. Stock has original finish and shows some normal handling marks. A rare SS marked DSM .22 training rifle that will make a fine addition to a collection! 

The Mauser Deutsches Sportmodell 1934 was a bolt-action .22-caliber training rifle patterned after Germany’s military service rifles. Used to teach marksmanship and rifle handling, this example is especially notable for its matching numbers and SS marking in the stock. 

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Very good condition Polish SG 43 Goryunov machine gun parts kit. Includes live barrel, bolt, cut receiver pieces, grips, and more. Nice original metal finish. Barrel and rear sight base are mismatched, other parts appear to be matching numbered. Bore is bright and excellent with strong rifling. Nice SG 43 parts kit! 

The SG-43 Goryunov was a belt-fed, air-cooled machine gun introduced by the Soviet Union during WWII to replace the older Maxim design. Poland later manufactured and fielded versions of this rugged system, making this attractive parts kit with its live barrel an interesting piece of Eastern Bloc military history. 

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Very good condition antique US Model 1892/96 Krag Jorgensen Rifle in .30-40 caliber that is marked “U.S. / 1894. SPRINGFIELD ARMORY. 6462.” on the receiver. Originally made as a Model 1892 and later arsenal updated to Model 1896 configuration. Metal finish is original blue showing some normal wear. Bore is fair, a little gray, with worn rifling. Stock has original finish and shows some normal handling marks. Left side of wrist has an 1895 dated “JSA” inspector cartouche. Underside of wrist has a “circle P” cartouche. A nice antique American Krag Rifle that will make a fine addition to a collection. 

The U.S. Model 1892/96 Krag-Jørgensen was America’s first standard-issue smokeless-powder service rifle. Chambered in .30-40 Krag, it served during the Spanish-American War and is especially collectible with its JSA 1895 inspector’s cartouche. 

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Very good condition antique Ottoman (Turkish) Model 1887 Mauser Rifle in 9.5 x 60R caliber that has Oberndorf manufacturer markings (in Arabic) on the receiver and the Sultan Tughra crest on the barrel. Rifle is NOT import marked and has matching serial numbers on the receiver and barrel. Bolt does not match but is correct Ottoman M1887. The magazine tube cap lock button is missing. Otherwise mechanically functions fine including working magazine cutoff. Metal has mostly brown patina. Bore is good and bright with strong rifling and a little pitting. Stock shows wear and handling marks. Left side of stock has a long crack below the receiver. 270,000 Model 1887 Mauser Rifles were delivered to the Ottoman Empire, but very few survive today due to heavy use in the Balkan conflicts and WWI. A rare Mauser model that will make a fine addition to a collection! 

The Ottoman Model 1887 was among the empire’s earliest Mauser-pattern military rifles, developed as the Ottoman Army modernized its forces in the late 19th century. Its prominent Turkish markings reflect its imperial service and make it a fascinating artifact of Ottoman military history. 

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Developed for Imperial Japanese airborne troops, the Type 2 Arisaka was a specialized takedown version of the Type 99 rifle. Its barrel and fore-end could be separated from the receiver and stock, making the rifle compact enough to carry during parachute operations. Once on the ground, the two sections could be quickly reassembled and secured using a distinctive locking wedge.

Chambered in 7.7×58mm Japanese, the Type 2 saw limited wartime production and is considerably scarcer than the standard Type 99. Its unusual construction, airborne connection, and recognizable takedown mechanism make this nice-looking example an especially fascinating piece of Japanese military history.

This close-up displays the rifle’s Imperial chrysanthemum, or “mum,” above the Japanese characters 二式, meaning Type 2. The chrysanthemum identified the rifle as property of the Japanese Emperor and is an important feature examined by collectors today.

Many Japanese rifles had their Imperial mum ground or struck before being surrendered. This example appears to retain the flower with cancellation marks across it, offering visible evidence of its wartime and surrender-era history.

This close-up highlights the Type 2 Arisaka’s distinctive takedown mechanism. The large, checkered locking piece secured the rifle’s two main sections together, allowing Japanese paratroopers to transport it in a more compact form during airborne operations.

Unlike the standard Type 99, the Type 2 was engineered specifically for quick disassembly and reassembly in the field. This specialized hardware is one of the easiest ways to identify an authentic Type 2 paratrooper rifle.

This underside view shows the Type 2 Arisaka’s magazine floorplate and the heavy metal reinforcement surrounding its takedown joint. Because the rifle separated near the receiver, additional hardware was needed to keep both sections firmly aligned when assembled.

The extended metal plate helped strengthen the stock around this critical connection point. Details like this distinguish the scarce Type 2 from the conventional Type 99 and reveal the practical engineering required for airborne service.

This close-up reveals the Type 2 Arisaka’s distinctive takedown joint and transverse locking key. Positioned directly behind the rear sight, the mechanism secured the removable barrel and fore-end assembly firmly to the receiver section.

The attached ring allowed the locking key to be handled in the field without requiring a separate tool. This specialized system made the rifle compact for airborne transport while allowing it to be reassembled after landing.

 

This close-up shows original Japanese characters and inspection marks stamped into the wooden stock. Such markings were commonly applied during manufacture to document inspection, assembly, acceptance, or arsenal-related information.

Although small and easily overlooked, surviving stock stamps add valuable character to a military rifle. They also help collectors study how individual Type 2 rifles were produced and processed during wartime.

 

This close-up highlights the Type 2 Arisaka’s side-mounted sling swivel near the buttstock. Its placement allowed the rifle to lie flatter against a Japanese paratrooper’s body while jumping, landing, and moving with airborne equipment.

Unlike the underside sling arrangement found on many standard infantry rifles, the Type 2’s side-mounted hardware reflected its specialized airborne role. The surrounding wear also adds authentic character to this scarce WWII configuration.

 

This close-up shows the rifle’s raised rear sight with folding anti-aircraft lead arms. Originally developed for the Type 99, the sight system was intended to help soldiers estimate the lead needed when aiming at low-flying aircraft.

The graduated rear aperture also allowed elevation adjustments for longer distances. These complex sights became one of the most recognizable features found on early and midwar Japanese Arisaka rifles.

This close-up highlights the Type 2 Arisaka’s protected front sight and under-barrel cleaning rod. The sight’s sturdy metal guard helped shield the blade from damage during transport and demanding field use.

Stored beneath the barrel, the cleaning rod gave soldiers a convenient way to maintain the rifle’s bore. The survival of these small, frequently missing components adds to the completeness and collector appeal of this scarce paratrooper rifle.

This angle provides a clear look at the Type 2 Arisaka’s muzzle, protected front-sight assembly, and cleaning rod. The sturdy sight guards were designed to protect the front blade during transport and demanding military service.

The rifle was chambered for Japan’s 7.7×58mm cartridge, sharing its basic action and caliber with the Type 99. Its detachable barrel assembly, however, made the Type 2 uniquely suited for paratrooper use.

This image clearly demonstrates the Type 2 Arisaka’s defining feature: its ability to separate into two compact sections. The barrel, sights, and fore-end detach from the receiver and buttstock, making the rifle easier for Japanese paratroopers to carry during airborne operations.

After landing, the two assemblies were rejoined and secured using the rifle’s ringed locking key. This specialized design required additional reinforcement around the joint and makes the Type 2 one of Japan’s most distinctive and sought-after WWII rifles.

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The G43 That Survived WWII: “ac 44” German Firepower

Good condition WWII German G43 semi auto rifle in 8mm Mauser (7.92 x 57) caliber that is marked “ac 44” on the receiver for manufacture by Walther in 1944. Rifle is NOT import marked and has nonmatching numbers. Mechanically functions fine and complete with original magazine. Metal finish is original blue showing some wear. Bore is very good and bright with strong rifling. Stock has been refinished and shows some normal handling marks. Left side buttstock has a faint Waffenamt. Complete with correct original cleaning rod and front sight hood. A good example of a classic WWII German G43 rifle.  

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A Rare Portuguese Mauser with a WWII Story to Tell!

Very good condition WWII Portuguese M/937 (Model 1937) Mauser rifle in 8mm Mauser (7.92 x 57) caliber that has a sharp clear Portuguese crest on the receiver ring and Oberndorf manufacturer markings on the side rail. This rifle was manufactured under contract in Third Reich Germany and was essentially a K98k with the addition of bottom band and buttstock sling swivels. Rifle is import marked on the barrel and has all matching serial numbers. Rifle has original blue finish showing some normal wear. Buttplate is original “in the white”. Bore is good and mostly bright with good rifling that shows some normal wear. Stock has original finish and shows some normal handling marks. Right side buttstock and undersides of wrist and buttstock have German Waffenamt cartouches. Underside of buttstock also has a matching serial number. Complete with correct original cleaning rod. A nice Portuguese M/937 Mauser rifle that will make a fine addition to a collection. 

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An American Icon from 1955: The H&R M1 Garand!

Very good condition US military M1 Garand semi auto rifle in .30-06 caliber that was manufactured by Harrington & Richardson, as marked on the receiver. Rifle is NOT import marked and has all H&R parts. Barrel is dated “1-55” for January 1955. Metal finish is original gray parkerized showing some normal wear. Bore is very good and bright with strong rifling and a little pitting. Stock has original finish and shows some normal handling marks. Left side of stock has a DOD eagle cartouche below the receiver. Underside of wrist has an ordnance wheel cartouche. A nice H & R M1 Garand that will make a fine addition to a collection. 

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A 1904 SMLE with an Irish Story to Tell!

Very good condition pre WWI British No. I MK I*** SMLE Enfield Rifle in .303 British caliber that was manufactured by Enfield in 1904, as marked on the right side of the receiver socket. Rifle shows Irish use, with secondary matching “ER” prefix serial numbers on the receiver, nosecap, and bolt. Rifle is NOT import marked and also has original matching British serial numbers on the receiver, barrel, rear sight, and forend. Metal finish is original blue showing some normal wear. Bore is very good and bright with strong rifling. Stock has original finish and shows some wear and handling marks. Right side buttstock has a faint roundel cartouche and original brass disc that is stamped “7.15” for July 1915. Underside of forend has a matching serial number. Complete with correct original magazine cutoff and volley sights. A nice, rare British No. I MK I*** SMLE Enfield Rifle with matching numbers. 

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Inside the Iconic MP 40: A WWII Original Taken Apart!

Good condition original WWII German MP 40 submachine gun parts kit. Includes lower/folding stock assembly, live barrel and bolt, magazine well, sights, and recoil spring assembly. Metal has been partially repainted black and has some pitting. Bore is very good and bright with strong rifling. Bakelite has no damage. Hard to find, desirable parts kit. 

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Only 5,000 Made: A Scarce Boer War Mauser with a Story!

Very good condition antique Boer War ZAR Model 1895 Mauser Carbine in 7mm Mauser (7 x 57) caliber that has Loewe manufacturer markings on the receiver ring. Gun is NOT import marked and has all matching serial numbers. Bolt is unnumbered. Only 5,000 ZAR Model 1895 Mauser Carbines were produced and delivered in 1896. Metal finish is nice original blue showing a little normal wear. Bore is good with some pitting and has good rifling that shows some normal wear. Stock has original finish and shows some normal handling marks. Left side of stock has a matching serial number below the receiver. Butt stock has been lengthened and has a replaced hard rubber buttplate. The sling swivel on the right side buttstock has been removed and the hole plugged. Right side buttstock has a sharp clear Fraktur letter cartouche and scratches “HD” initials. Complete with a replaced cleaning rod. A hard to find ZAR Model 1895 Mauser Carbine that will make a fine addition to a collection. 

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A Rare 1913 Remington with Boy Scout History!

Good condition Remington Model No. 4 S Rolling Block “Military Model” Rifle in .22 Short caliber that has the rare “AMERICAN BOY SCOUT” marking on the left side of the receiver and nice Remington markings on the barrel and receiver. Mechanically functions fine. Metal has mostly brown and gray patinas. 28” barrel has original sights. Bore is good with strong rifling and a little gray. Stock has original finish and shows some wear and handling marks. Handguard has a crack behind the rear sight. Underside of wrist has a faint serial number. “AMERICAN BOY SCOUT” marked Rolling Block rifles were only made in 1913. A rare variation that will make a fine addition to a collection. 

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From the 71st Regiment: A Shako That Witnessed an Era!

Very good condition original Indian Wars-Spanish American War New York State National Guard shako. Shows some normal wear. Nice original 71st Regiment badge on the front. Complete with original chinstrap and buttons, and original pom-pom. Leather sweatband is supple with some normal wear. Nice original manufacturer label in the crown. Nice New York State shako for your collection. 

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Very good condition WWII German 98k Mauser Rifle in 8mm Mauser (7.92 x 57) caliber that is marked “bnz 42” on the receiver ring for manufacture by Steyr in 1942. Rifle is NOT import marked and has all matching serial numbers. Metal finish is original blue showing some normal wear. Bore is bright and excellent with strong rifling. Stock has original finish and shows some normal handling marks. Right side buttstock has “eagle H” and Waffenamt cartouches. Undersides of wrist and buttstock have tiny eagle cartouches. Complete with correct original cleaning rod and front sight hood.  

The bnz factory code identifies this rifle as being manufactured by Steyr-Daimler-Puch in Austria during 1942. Matching-number K98k rifles are increasingly difficult to find because many were rebuilt, refurbished, or had parts replaced after the war. 

 
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Very good condition original WWII US military M1A1 Thompson submachine gun parts kit. Includes stock set, cut rear receiver piece, lower, and live barrel. No FFL required. Has nice original blue finish. Bore is very good and bright with strong rifling with a little pitting. Stock has original finish and shows some normal handling marks. A hard to find M1A1 Thompson parts kit! 

 
The WWII M1A1 Thompson was introduced in 1942 as a simplified, faster-to-produce version of the famous “Tommy Gun.” It was widely issued to U.S. troops during World War II and became one of the most recognizable American firearms of the war due to its rugged reliability and .45 ACP firepower. 

 
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Very good condition antique US Model 1892/96 Krag Jorgensen Rifle in .30-40 caliber that is marked “U.S. / 1894. SPRINGFIELD ARMORY. 21290” on the receiver. Mechanically functions fine. Rifle was updated to Model 1896 configuration. Note that the cleaning rod channel in the forend was filled. Metal finish is original blue showing some wear. Bore is very good and bright with strong rifling. Stock has been arsenal refinished and shows some normal handling marks. Left side of wrist has a faint inspector cartouche. Underside of wrist has a nice “circle P” cartouche. Complete with correct original oiler and three-piece cleaning rod that store in the butt trap.

The U.S. Model 1892 Krag-Jørgensen was the first bolt-action repeating rifle officially adopted by the U.S. Army. Its innovative side-loading magazine set it apart from many military rifles of its time, and many early Model 1892 rifles were later updated to the 1896 configuration during their service life. 

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Very good condition original WWII German Red Cross leader dagger. Blade is marked “000” on the ricasso and has nice original bright finish. Edge has a few small dings. Still has original leather washer at the base. Hilt has nice original bright finish. Grip has nice yellow-orange color and no damage. Fitted in correct original steel scabbard that has original bright finish with some gray and brown patina, no dents. 

The WWII German Red Cross Leader Dagger was a ceremonial sidearm carried by senior officials of the German Red Cross organization. These daggers are prized by collectors for their distinctive design, detailed fittings, and historical significance as artifacts of the World War II era. 

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Excellent condition WWI Russian contract Model 1891 Mosin Nagant Rifle in 7.62 x 54r caliber that was manufactured by Remington in 1917, as marked on the barrel. This rifle was one of 78,950 Remington-manufactured M91 rifles that could not be delivered due to the Bolshevik Revolution, and were instead purchased by the US Government. Serial number 545xxx, which is in the correct range. Rifle has “U.S.”, eagle head, and flaming bomb markings in the underside of the forend in front of the triggerguard. These rifles were used for training, home guard, and the Siberian Expedition. Rifle is NOT import marked and has all matching serial numbers including barrel, bolt body, cocking piece, floorplate, and buttplate. Rifle has all Remington pats and is NOT Finn marked or modified. Metal finish is nice original blue showing a little normal wear. Bore is bright and excellent with strong rifling. American Walnut stock has original finish and shows some normal handling marks. Right side buttstock has a sharp clear Remington contract Imperial Russian eagle cartouche. Complete with correct original cleaning rod. 

During World War I, the Remington Model 1891 Mosin-Nagant was produced in the United States under contract for the Russian Empire. After the Russian Revolution disrupted deliveries, many rifles remained in the U.S. and were acquired by the U.S. government, with some receiving U.S. military property markings before being issued for training, guard duty, and other military purposes. 

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Good condition antique Ottoman (Turkish) Model 1890 Mauser Rifle in 7.65 x 53mm caliber that has a nice Sultan Tughra crest on the receiver ring and Oberndorf manufacturer markings in Arabic on the receiver side rail. Rifle is NOT import marked and has all matching serial numbers except the bolt, which is unnumbered. Metal has been reblued. Bore is good with some gray and a little pitting and has good average rifling that shows some wear. Stock has been refinished. Complete with an original Argentine M1891 cleaning rod.

The Ottoman Model 1890 Mauser was one of the earliest Mauser rifles adopted by the Ottoman Empire. Many examples feature the Ottoman Tughra crest—the ornate imperial monogram of the reigning sultan—making these rifles especially desirable to collectors of military history. 

 
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Very good condition original WWII Japanese army Type 95 NCO sword. Right side of blade has serial number and Tokyo First Arsenal symbol. Right side of fuchi has Iijima Sword Factory and Kokura Arsenal symbols and a Tokyo First Arsenal inspector marking. Blade has nice original bright finish and a couple of small dings by the habaki. Brass tsuba has attractive patina. Aluminum handle has nice original paint showing a little normal wear. Scabbard latch works fine. Fitted in correct original nonmatching numbered steel scabbard that has original paint showing some normal wear, no dents. A nice WWII Japanese army Type 95 NCO sword for your collection. 

 
The WWII Japanese Army Type 95 NCO Sword was introduced in 1935 for non-commissioned officers. Unlike traditionally handmade officer swords, the Type 95 was factory-produced for uniformity and durability, making it one of the most recognizable Japanese military swords of World War II. 

Very good condition WWII British No. 4 MK I (T) Enfield Sniper Rifle that is marked “M/47C” on the left side of the receiver socket for manufacture by BSA Shirley and dated 1945, along with the “TR” sniper rifle. Rifle is marked “ENGLAND” on the receiver ring, otherwise NOT import marked, and has all matching serial numbers including receiver and bolt. No other serialized parts. Rifle has original scope mounting blocks, but no scope or rings. Metal finish is original blue showing some normal wear. Bore is good, dark gray with strong rifling and some pitting. Stock has original finish and shows some normal handling marks. Original cheekrest is present. 

The WWII British No. 4 Mk I (T) Enfield was a specially selected and accurized version of the standard No. 4 rifle. Only rifles that demonstrated exceptional accuracy were converted into sniper variants, making original matching examples highly sought after by military collectors. 

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Good condition original antique Civil War Colt Model 1860 Revolver in .44 percussion caliber that is serial number 136xxx, which dates it to manufacture in 1863. Mechanically needs work as the hammer does not cock and the cylinder stops don’t work properly. Gun has all matching serial numbers. Metal finish is nice reblue. 8” round barrel has an about good bore with some pitting and oxidation. Wood grip has original finish and shows some normal handling marks. Right side has a small chip at the toe. Both sides of grip have original US Army inspector cartouches. Left side grip is also stamped “GME”. A good example of a classic Civil War Colt 1860 Army Revolver for your collection.  

The Colt Model 1860 Army Revolver was the primary sidearm of Union cavalry during the American Civil War. Original examples bearing a U.S. Army inspector cartouche on the grip are especially prized because the marking indicates the revolver passed government inspection for military service. 

 

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Good condition WWII German G43 semi auto rifle in 8mm Mauser (7.92 x 57) caliber that is marked “ac 44” on the receiver side rail for manufacture by Walther in 1944. Rifle is NOT import marked and has matching serial numbers on the receiver and stock. Bolt does not match. Metal finish is original blued and gray phosphate showing some wear. Barrel has some pitting. Bore is bright and excellent with strong rifling. Stock has original finish and shows some normal handling marks. Left side buttstock, underside of wrist, and underside of buttstock have Waffenamts. Underside of buttstock also has a matching serial number. Complete with correct original cleaning rod and front sight hood. A good example of a classic WWII German G43 rifle. 

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Fine condition original antique Civil War US Model 1861 Special Rifle Musket in .58 percussion caliber that has nice Colt manufacturer markings on the lock and dated 1863. Barrel has “VP” and eagle head proof marks and is also dated 1863. Metal finish is nice original “in the white” with a few areas of brown patina. Bore is bright and excellent with strong rifling. Stock has original finish and crisp edges with a few normal handling marks. Top of wrist has a small hairline behind the nipple. Complete with correct original ramrod. A beautiful example that will make an excellent addition to a collection! 

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Very good condition antique Imperial Russian Model 1891 Mosin Nagant Rifle in 7.62 x 54r caliber that was manufactured by Chatellerault Arsenal in France in 1893, as marked on the barrel. Rifle was captured and reissued by the Finns and has the Finnish army “boxed SA” property marking on the left side of the barrel shank. Rifle is NOT import marked. Bolt was Finn renumbered to match the barrel. Floorplate and buttplate do not match, but buttplate is Chatellerault manufactured. Metal finish is Finn arsenal reblue showing some wear. Bore is fair with some pitting and shows some wear to the rifling. Has been counter bored at the muzzle. Finnish stock has original finish and shows some normal handling marks. Right side buttstock has a Finn arms depot cartouche. Complete with correct original cleaning rod. A nice example of a rare Chatellerault manufactured M91 Mosin Nagant Rifle. 

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Very good condition Swedish Model 1894/16 Mauser Carbine in 6.5 x 55mm caliber that was manufactured by Carl Gustafs in 1918, as marked on the receiver. Gun is NOT import marked and has all matching serial numbers. Has the importer-added barrel extension at the muzzle. Metal finish is nice original blue showing a little normal wear. Bore is bright and excellent with strong rifling. Stock has been lightly sanded and shows some normal handling marks. Right side buttstock has original sling attachment buckle. A nice Swede M94/14 Mauser Carbine with matching numbers. 

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Good condition antique Imperial German Model 1883 Reichs Revolver in 10.6 x 25Rmm caliber that is maker marked “F.W. DREYSE SOEMMERDA” on the left side of the frame. Mechanically functions fine. Gun is NOT import marked and has all matching serial numbers. Unit marked “9.T.S.3.70.” on the backstrap for a Medical Detachment of a Service Battalion. Metal finish is original blue showing some wear. Grip straps have some pitting. Bore is good with strong rifling and some pitting. Wood grips have original finish and a good tight fit with some normal handling marks. Original lanyard ring works fine. A good example of a German M1883 Reichs Revolver for your collection. 

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Very good condition original WWII German Luftwaffe officer visor cap. Shows some normal wear and staining. Nice original bullion insignia. Complete with original chinstrap. Leather sweatband is supple with some wear and flaking and has a tear. Lining shows some normal wear and staining. Nice honest Luftwaffe officer visor cap that will make a fine addition to a collection! 

 

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Very good condition WWII Yugoslavian Model 1924 Mauser Short Rifle in 8mm Mauser (7.92 x 57) caliber that is the rare cavalry carbine with a distinctive bent bolt handle that has a checkered knob. Gun has a nice Yugoslavian crest on the receiver ring and Kragujevac Arsenal markings on the receiver side rail. Rifle is NOT import marked and has all matching serial numbers. Metal finish is original blue showing some normal wear. Bore is very good and bright with strong rifling. Stock has been sanded and refinished. Left side buttstock has a faint matching serial number. Buttstock has a WWII German added bolt takedown washer. Right side buttstock has a faint, partially visible King Peter II cypher cartouche that is obscured by the washer. Complete with correct original cleaning rod. A rare Mauser variation that will make a fine addition to a collection. 

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Very good condition antique French Mle 1866 Chassepot Cavalry Carbine in 11mm needle fire caliber that has St. Etienne Arsenal and model designation markings on the receiver and dated 1870 on the barrel. Rifle is NOT import marked and has all matching serial numbers. Mechanically functions fine and is complete including bolt head obturator and intact needle. Metal finish is original “in the white” with some scattered graying and light pitting. Stock has original finish and shows some handling marks. Forend has a few repaired cracks between the rear and middle bands. Left side buttstock has a matching serial number. Right side buttstock has a May 1870 dated roundel cartouche and intact wooden plug. Complete with correct original clearing rod. A rare Chassepot Cavalry Carbine that will make a fine addition to a collection! 

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Very good condition WWII German 98k Mauser Rifle that is marked “byf 41” on the receiver ring for manufacture by Oberndorf in 1941. Rifle was reissued in Norway after the war and has the Norwegian army “HAER” marking on the left side of the receiver. Converted to .30-06 caliber as part of the reissue, and is so marked on the barrel. Rifle is import marked on the barrel and has Norwegian applied matching serial numbers on the receiver, bolt body, and buttplate. Original German numbers do not match. Metal finish is nice Norwegian arsenal reblue showing a little normal wear. Bore is very good and bright with strong rifling. Stock was Norwegian arsenal refinished and shows some normal handling marks. Right side buttstock has Kriegsmarine (Navy) “eagle M” and Waffenamt cartouches. Complete with correct original cleaning rod and front sight hood. A hard to find Norwegian reissued 98k Mauser Rifle that will make a fine addition to a collection. 

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Very good condition original WWI Imperial German medal bar. The 4-place example has the following awards, from left to right: Franco-Prussian War Medal with “BEAUMONT”, “SEDAN”, and “PARIS” bars, Austro-Prussian War Cross, Kaiser Wilhelm Centenary 1897 Medal, and Prussian Long Service Clasp 4thClass. Medals have nice detail and original finish. Correct original ribbons show some normal wear and staining. Complete with attachment pin and catch. Nice Imperial German medal bar that will make a fine addition to a collection. 

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Very good condition WWII US military M1 Garand semi auto rifle in .30-06 caliber that was manufactured by Winchester, as marked on the receiver, and is serial number “1611xxx”, which dates it to manufacture in March 1945. Rifle has the desirable “WIN 13” marking on the receiver leg and is part of the last 40,000 Winchester M1 Garands produced at the end of the war. Rifle is NOT import marked and has all Winchester parts. Has the lock bar rear sight and an uncut op rod. Metal finish is nice original gray parkerized showing a little normal wear. Bore is bright and excellent with strong rifling. Stock has original finish and shows some normal handling marks. Left side of stock has “W.R.A. G.H.D.” and “ordnance wheel” cartouches below the receiver. Underside of wrist has a “circle P” cartouche. A nice late Winchester M1 Garand that will make a fine addition to a collection.  

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Good condition WWI Ottoman (Turkish) Model 1903 Mauser Rifle that is in original 7.65 x 53mm caliber, NOT reworked to M1935 configuration or converted to 8mm. Rifle has great Turkish markings on the receiver ring along with the Sultan Tughra. Rifle is NOT import marked and is a vet bringback with a repaired duffle cut in the forend. Rifle has original matching Arabic serial numbers on the receiver and barrel, and separate matching English serial numbers on the receiver and bolt. Otherwise nonmatching. Metal finish is original blue showing some wear. Receiver ring and barrel shank have some wrench marks. Bore is good, a little gray, with some pitting and average rifling that shows some wear. Stock has been lightly refinished and shows some normal handling marks. The rear sight base screw is absent. Complete with correct original cleaning rod. A good example of a hard to find unaltered Ottoman Model 1903 Mauser Rifle. 

 
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Good condition Syrian contract French Mle 1949 MAS semi auto rifle in 7.5 x 54mm caliber. Rifle is import marked on the barrel and has nonmatching numbers. Metal finish is original gray parkerized showing some normal wear. Bore is dark with good rifling and some pitting. Stock ahs been sanded and shows some normal handling marks. Complete with correct original spike bayonet that stores in a tube under the barrel. A hard to find MAS 49 that will make a great addition to a collection! 

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Very good condition Canadian Mark II*** (Model 1905) Ross straight pull rifle in .303 British caliber. Rifle mechanically functions fine and has nice manufacturer markings on the receiver ring. Rifle is NOT import marked. This is one of 20,000 Ross rifles purchased by the US military during WWII and used for training and home guard purposes. Rifle has the “U.S.” and “flaming bomb” markings under the wrist. Metal finish is original blue showing some normal wear. Bore is bright and excellent with strong rifling. Stock has original finish and shows some normal handling marks. Right side buttstock has many Canadian cartouches. Complete with correct original front sight hood. A nice U.S. marked Canadian Ross Rifle that will make an excellent addition to a collection! 

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Very good condition Swiss Model 1893 Mannlicher straight pull cavalry carbine in 7.5 x 53.5mm caliber that is serial number “5190”, which dates it to manufacture in 1899. Gun is NOT import marked and has all matching serial numbers. Only 7750 of these carbines were produced. They were not liked by the Swiss soldiers, who frequently destroyed them by smashing the stocks during drill. Metal finish is reblued, in excellent condition. Bore is bright and excellent with strong rifling. Stock has original finish and shows some normal handling marks. Right side buttstock and top of handguard have Swiss shield proof marks. A nice looking example of a Swiss Model 1893 Mannlicher Carbine with matching numbers. 
 
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Good condition original antique Colt Round Barrel Pocket Navy Cartridge Revolver With Ejector, in .38 centerfire caliber. The hand is missing, so the cylinder does not rotate when the hammer is cocked. Otherwise mechanically functions fine. Gun has all matching serial numbers. The front triggerguard screw is missing. 5 ½” barrel has a good bore with some pitting and good rifling that shows some normal wear. Wood grip has original finish and shows some normal wear and handling marks. Left side has a small chip at the toe. A good example of a Colt Pocket Navy Cartridge Revolver for your collection. 

 
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Good condition original antique Colt Round Barrel Pocket Navy Cartridge Revolver With Ejector, in .38 centerfire caliber. The hand is missing, so the cylinder does not rotate when the hammer is cocked. Otherwise mechanically functions fine. Gun has all matching serial numbers. The front triggerguard screw is missing. 5 ½” barrel has a good bore with some pitting and good rifling that shows some normal wear. Wood grip has original finish and shows some normal wear and handling marks. Left side has a small chip at the toe. A good example of a Colt Pocket Navy Cartridge Revolver for your collection. 

 
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This auction is for a lot of 3 original Vietnam War M134 Minigun barrels with the clamp. Very good to excellent condition overall. Nice original gray parkerized finish. Bores are bright and excellent with strong rifling. Barrels are Harrington & Richardson manufacture with 1966 and 1969 dates. 22”, 7.62 NATO caliber. Great set! 

 
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Very good condition WWII German 98k Mauser Rifle in 8mm Mauser (7.92 x 57) caliber that is marked “bnz 43” on the receiver ring for manufacture by Steyr in 1943. Rifle is NOT import marked and has all matching serial numbers except the stock. Metal finish is original blue showing some normal wear. Bore is good with strong rifling and some pitting. Stock has original finish and shows some normal handling marks. Complete with cleaning rod, front sight hood, and a postwar leather sling. A nice WWII German “bnz 43” 98k Mauser Rifle for your collection. 

 
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Good condition antique Remington Model 1896 (No. 5) Rolling Block Military Rifle in 7mm Mauser (7 x 57) caliber. Rifle has the distinctive M1896 pinned blade front sight. Only 1,100 Model 1896 Rolling Block Rifles were produced before the improved Model 1897 was introduced. Mechanically functions fine. Receiver tang has the Remington address. Barrel has caliber markings. Right side of receiver is stamped “162”. Metal finish is original blue mostly worn to brown and gray patinas. 30” barrel has original sights. Bore is good, a little gray, with good rifling that shows some normal wear. Stock has original finish and shows some handling marks. Left side buttstock is stamped “489”, and right side buttstock is stamped “162”. Complete with a correct type cleaning rod that may be a reproduction. A rare Remington Model 1896 Rolling Block Rifle that will make a fine addition to a collection! 

 
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