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Blade front sight and 2-leaf rear sight both marked "S", with an "8-43" dated Underwood barrel, Type I barrel band, standard rec...

A rare example of the one of the 205 Colt pistols manufactured under the Army Contract of 1907 for field trials. This pistol, serial number 133, was s

This Colt M1911A1 Automatic Pistol was manufactured in 1944. Records show that this pistol was shipped from Colt to Springfield Armory in December 194

Manufactured by Colt in 1944. The pistol has the two line, two block address and patent markings divided by the Rampant Colt on the left side of the s

This is a mid-war production M1911A1 pistol as manufactured by the Remington-Rand company in 1943. The left side of the slide is marked "REMIN...

This is an example of late WWI Model 1911 pistol as manufactured by Colt in 1918. The pistol is one of the often called "Black Army" pisto...

The Sedgley Fist Gun models were extensively written up in Vol 29, No.1 2007 issue of "Man At Arms" Gun Collector magazine. This unique WW...

This example is the follow-on lot to the one noted above and is actually one of the very rare "Preproduction" model Fist Guns discussed in...

Manufactured in early 1912. The left side of the slide is marked in two line blocks "PATENTED APR. 20,1897 / SEPT. 9, 1902 DEC. 19, 1905, FEB...

This an excellent example of a early/mid 1944 production Remington-Rand production Model 1911A1 pistol. These pistols were the standard service pistol

Manufactured in early 1943. The left side of the slide is marked with the two line, two block address/patent marking with the Rampant Colt in the cent

This is a very good example of a early WWII Colt Model 1911A1 pistol that carries the boxed "RS" proof of Col. Robert Sears the US Army Ha...

This is an example of a unique Johnson Prototype rifle. This specific rifle is one of a hand full of prototype rifles that were manufactured by the ...

Model 1948 Rifle manufactured by Johnson Automatics Company following WWII. This rifle is chambered for the 7x57 MM cartridge and has a 19-inch barrel

Formed in the 1940s by the Irwin family, Michigan furniture makers, and arms designer John Pederson, Irwin-Pederson produced approximately 150,000 M1

Originally produced in May of 1943, this rifle was upgraded to the M1D sniper configuration with a Korean War era 1952 Springfield barrel, and at some

The barrel has a single bead front sight with the right rear side marked "CYL." next to a small anchor proof stamp on the left side and st...

This original WWII Underwood M1 carbine features the Type I barrel band, "I" oiler slot cut-out, high wood over the operating rod arm, fla...

Post-War production. Blade and adjustable peep sights, with "DRC" marked windage knob. Springfield barrel dated "1-55", Springfi...

Post-Korean War production. Blade and adjustable peep sights, with "HRA-W" marked windage knob. Fitted with a Harrington & Richardson ...

This is an excellent example of a standard production Winchester Model 70 target rifle that was made in late 1955. It has the correct clip slotted rec

This is a unique example of a Johnson Automatics Model 1941 semi-automatic rifle with 27-inch heavy barrel that was most likely developed for sniping

This is a solid example of a WWII M1 Garand rifle that was converted into a M1D sniper rifle after WWII. The M1D was built using standard M1 rifles an

This is an example of a World War II Remington Model 1903-A4 Sniper Rifle with Weaver 330-M8 Telescopic Sight. The rifle has a blued telescopic sight,

This is an example of a WWII British "Lend Lease" M1 Garand rifle manufactured by Springfield Armory in 1941. This rifle was one of the m...

This Winchester Model 1917 Bolt Action Rifle was manufactured in 1918. This rifle has a blue finish found on production Model 1917 Winchester rifles.

This is an excellent example of a early second year 1903 Springfield sporting rifle as manufactured in 1924. There were only a total of 4,496 sporting

Produced in March of 1945, and later rechambered for the 7.62mm NATO cartridge. Blade and adjustable peep sights, with "DRC" windage knob ...

The right side of the receiver is roll-stamped with "U.S." followed by the Ordnance 'Shell and Flame' insignia below the ejection ...

This Underwood M1 carbine features the Type I barrel band, low wood stock with oval oiler slot and two rivet hand guard, flat blue bolt and flip up re

Produced in April of 1942. Blade front and adjustable peep rear sights with "DRC" marked windage drum. Fitted with a Springfield "3-6...

A) Blade and adjustable peep sights, with a Remington barrel dated "5-43", standard receiver markings, two pin stock with "RA" a...

This is an example of a late WWII Model 1A1 Carbine manufactured by the Inland Manufacturing Division of General Motors fitted with an original GI par

This is an excellent example of a Harington & Richardson MC-58 .22 caliber, semi-automatic training rifle with U.S. Marine Corp property marking...

Produced late in the production, this is an excellent example of one of the last of the M1 Garands. Blade and adjustable peep sights, with "DRC...

Springfield Model 1903 rifle with oil-finished walnut type "S", stock, with grasping grooves and parkerized finish. The receiver is roll-s...

This is a WWII U.S. Army contract trench shotgun, with a single bead sight on the bayonet lug adapter, 4-hole heat shield, two line gauge marking on t

Manufactured in late 1914. The left side of the slide is marked in two line blocks "PATENTED APR. 20,1897 / SEPT. 9, 1902 DEC. 19, 1905, FEB....

This is a very nice example of mid 1916 Colt commercial Model 1911 pistol that was an early Government purchase of a commercial pistol or a private pu

According to the included factory letter, this pistol was shipped to the Commanding General of the Washington D.C. Militia on July 21, 1914, and confi

Produced in 1944. Fixed sights, with the two line, two block address/patent marking with the Rampant Colt in the center on the left side of the slide

This desirable U.S. Colt Model 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol was manufactured in 1918. The pistol has the distinctive blue-black, 'Black Army' ...

Manufactured in 1913. The left side of the frame is marked "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" and the "WPC" inspector mark is marked above...

This is an excellent example of an original US Army contract pistol as produced by the Ithaca Gun Company in mid to late 1943. The left side of the s

Produced from 1942-1945 by the Guide Lamp Division of General Motors, the Liberator was issued the nomenclature "Flare Pistol, 45 Caliber"...

This an excellent example of a late 1944 production Remington-Rand production M1911A1 pistol. These pistols were the standard service pistol throughou

The pistol was produced in 1918, and later refurbished by the Augusta Arsenal with A1 standard components. Fixed sights, augmented with a pair of nigh

This is a fine example of a U.S. Springfield Model 1903 Gallery Practice Rifle with .22 caliber barrel chambered for a .22 caliber cartridge holder. M

Stevens Vietnam Era Model 77E Riot Gun with post war trench gun modifications and M1 Garand grenade launcher. The shotgun has a parkerized barrel and

Produced in March of 1943. Blade front and adjustable peep rear sights with "DRC" windage drum. Springfield barrel dated "8 65",...